Hong Kong Influencer 'Strongest Mistress' Reveals Chest Burn from Hot Water Bottle
Translated from Chinese, summarized and contextualized by DistantNews.
At a glance
- Hong Kong influencer Zhong Ruixin, known as the "strongest mistress," revealed a severe burn on her chest.
- The injury occurred when a hot water bottle slipped onto her chest while she was asleep after taking sleeping pills.
- Zhong expressed distress over the injury, calling her chest her
Hong Kong influencer Zhong Ruixin, widely known as the "strongest mistress," has revealed a shocking injury to her chest. The 36-year-old, who gained notoriety for an 11-year extramarital affair with banking magnate Ma Ching-kwong that resulted in four children, shared a distressing video on Instagram detailing a severe burn.
If I continue as a strong woman for another year or two, I might disappear, and you won't see me anymore, because I truly feel it's enough.
In the video, Zhong appeared visibly upset, showing a circular burn mark approximately 5 centimeters in diameter on her chest. She explained that she had taken sleeping pills due to exhaustion and fell into a deep sleep. During this time, a hot water bottle that had been placed on her stomach slipped to her chest without her noticing. She discovered the severe burn only after waking up the next morning.
Addressing speculation that the injury was a result of breast augmentation failure, Zhong refuted the claims, humorously asking if she would only augment one side if it were cosmetic surgery. She expressed deep disappointment over the incident, lamenting that her chest, which she considered her "most valuable asset," would likely be permanently scarred.
If it were breast augmentation, I would augment both sides, right?
The injury has taken a significant toll on Zhong's physical and mental well-being. She admitted to feeling overwhelmed and even contemplated stepping away from her public life, stating, "If I continue as a strong woman for another year or two, I might disappear, and you won't see me anymore, because I truly feel it's enough."
From my head to my toes, even more than my face, my chest is the most valuable part.
The video has elicited mixed reactions online. While many expressed sympathy and urged her to seek medical attention, others voiced concerns about her use of sleeping pills, advising her to prioritize safety.
Just looking at it feels so painful.
Originally published by Liberty Times in Chinese. Translated, summarized, and contextualized by our editorial team with added local perspective. Read our editorial standards.