Aaron Kwok stars in an ad for Alipay, a payment platform. The ad features several attractions, including the National Gallery and Oceanarium.
These attractions are showcased in the advertisement, highlighting their presence. Further details about the ad can be found in The Straits Times.
The ad's content and purpose are not fully described here, but more information is available from the source publication, which reported on the Alipay ad starring Aaron Kwok.
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