Chinese actress Fan Bingbing has jumped on the National Handwashing Dance bandwagon.
The dance, which originated in China, aims to teach netizens correct handwashing techniques to prevent the proliferation of the coronavirus.
The 38-year-old actress posted the video last Friday (March 6) on her social media platforms, including her Instagram account.
Along with the video, she posted a message, encouraging netizens to keep up good hygiene: "Wash your hands frequently and protect your health."
She also encouraged them to "lead healthy lives together".
Fan, who is known for acting in dramas like The Empress Of China (2014), had disappeared from public view for several months in 2018 over a tax-evasion scandal before resurfacing on social media and apologising for her indiscretion. The actress was fined 883 million yuan (RM535mil) in 2018 over tax evasion.
Her latest post has received mixed responses from netizens.
One netizen wrote: "Still beautiful as always. Take good care of yourself, sister," while another commented: "Waiting for your return."
Other celebrities, including Chinese actress Huang Shengyi of Kung Fu Hustle (2004) fame and Hong Kong actress Ada Choi, have posted videos of themselves doing the handwashing dance as China continues to grapple with the coronavirus outbreak. – The Straits Times/Asia News Network
勤洗手，保健康，跟我一起健康生活！ #全民洗手舞 A post shared by Fan Bingbing 范冰冰 (@bingbing_fan) on Mar 6,2020 at 3:54am PST
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