Yesterday, Leon, Andrew Lau, and Alain Yip attended Hello Sunrise Photography Competition Awards Ceremony as award presenters. They even especially brought along their works to share with everyone. The other day, Gaile Lok modeled in a bikini underwear. At one point, a male pervert wearing a surgical mask took pictures aiming at the position of the bikini underwear. It was unknown if Leon is displeased about it and suddenly said onstage, "Taking pictures can have a lot of memories, but taking pictures has to be moral. Should take pictures of what ought to be took!"
Afterwards asked whether if there's something he couldn't stand, although he denied, he continued to say, "Taking pictures and drinking wine are the same. When taking pictures has picture quality, drinking wine has to have alcohol quality. The physique can exhibit a reaction. The situation is not cultivated so can become a crime's mechanism. Who doesn't do bad things? Doing it when you're little. After growing up and receiving a social education, it's self-controlled. Taking pictures can give yourself memories. Some memories are really warm." Asked if he ordinarily likes to take pictures as a remembrance, Leon spoke frankly, "I take very little pictures of myself, because I got backup. It is the fans. If you want information, you can ask them for it. (Will you take personal pictures for remembrance?) No, but I carry my camera at any time. It's only for work purposes."
When talking about Gaile being photographed of her lower part of her body by a masked perverted man, Leon is displeased and said, "I did read the newspapers. The media taking pictures needs to ensure the audience's rights to be informed. Knowing this person's action is strange, why still censor this person's eyes and not censor photographs of underwears? The media's attitude is like this. The rights to be informed is not recognized. What other methods for being artists to respond to the media of this problem? To ensure people's rights to be informed, I believe everyone wants to know who he is and not wanting to know the underwear. Why everyone wants to know but not letting them? You think people want to know the underwear?"
When asked if he feels very angry, Leon again denied and said, "Nothing to be angry about. I understand that's how the media view it. My response is only to avoid the question. What you want to know, you don't want to drag in private matters irrevelant to work, so I respond to this question from my work point of view." In addition, recently, a couple in the showbiz took nude video with a phone camera. Leon thinks it's an extremely popular situation. Each person has their own integrity and morals will know what position. Placing only in the correct position is not a problem. When asked if he has taken videos like that, he said, "If that also becomes news, songs are not needed be sung."