Wendi Deng Murdoch is burning up the web after her chivalrous bitch slap of the would-be pie thrower, in defense of her man, Rupert Murdoch. Tweets and Facebook groups are cropping up applauding the cat-like reflexes of the Chinese American producer and mother of two. We interviewed Deng Murdoch in our Summer issue, as a part of our cover story on Li Bing Bing and Snow Flower and the Secret Fan. She’s the powerhouse behind the film, and apparently behind her man as well. Check out the video (courtesy of Metro) and just remember — never mess with an Asian woman!
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As great as it is to celebrate Asian women, I would be hesitant in celebrating her. She is pretty much the defintion of the stereotypical Asian tiger lady.
From redd.it/iud1m
“She grew in China ,,, when things were real bad, got into med school at 16 (British system so undergrad+grad go together usually at 17 or 18), got a couple to teach her English and then sponsor her to come to America after dropping med school, broke up that marriage and was married long enough for a green card and had an affair, got to be a top student in undergrad and got into Yale MBA, got hired by News Corp, met Rupert and married him 17 days after his divorce with 2nd wife, and now resigned, but working with son-in-law on Chinese business acquisitions.”