
Tsang Xinying, wife of Hon Hai founder Terry Gou, attended the finals of the "Yong Ling Ming Xin Cup" today. Gou appeared on the platform for his wife. Tseng Xinying gave an emotional speech to thank her husband for her support.
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The fourth Mingxin Cup finals kicked off today. It was promoted by Zeng Xinying and invited Korean choreographer Cui Rongjun to collaborate in the image video.
Hon Hai founder Terry Gou's wife, Tsang Xinying, has been frequently promoting the "Yongling Mingxin Cup" recently. Today (31st), the fourth Mingxin Cup finals will be held. The outside world is also paying attention to whether Gou Taiming will show up to support his wife. Her husband, Terry Gou, and his wife attended the event together earlier. Tseng Xinying also happily mentioned Gou Taiming during her speech on stage, thanking him for his support.
According to Mirror Weekly, the event was originally scheduled to start at 12:30 noon. Terry Gou suddenly appeared at 12:45, wearing an event red T-shirt and a red baseball cap, and holding Zeng Xinying's hand all the way to the VIP seat. It is understood that Guo Taiming attended the event temporarily and Zeng Xinying did not know about it in advance. Tseng Xinying couldn't hide her joy when delivering her speech. She expressed special thanks to her husband who has always supported her behind the scenes. She said: "Without him, there would be no Mingxin Cup today. He encouraged me to cultivate young people." She also said emotionally: "The hard work I have been putting in is because there are great people supporting me!" Then she looked at Terry Gou in the audience, who also stood up and waved to the guests.
In addition, Zeng Xinying revealed that this year, Korean famous choreographer Cui Rongjun was specially invited to direct the image film across the sea, and she also participated in it personally. She recalled that the filming process was very difficult. The staff shot from early morning to midnight in an environment without air conditioning. During this period, they also encountered strong artificial rain. She said: "It was like a typhoon, and I couldn't open my eyes."

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