Brilio.net - Inara Rusli, the ex-wife of singer Virgoun, recently uploaded a portrait of her togetherness with her family while celebrating Chinese New Year 2024. In her post, she even used Mandarin, which made many netizens increasingly question her background in life. The post raises the question of why Inara, who wears the hijab, is celebrating Chinese New Year .
Not immediately paying attention to netizens' questions, Inara Rusli actually gave herself a break to enjoy time with her extended family. In his post, he expressed his sadness because he could not celebrate Chinese New Year with his family. The reason is, many of his families live far away. Even so, he still decided to visit his extended family at this special moment for Chinese descendants.
" Gng xf ci. May you be happy and prosperous. I'm sad because this year Sinciia is looking for her whole family because she's afraid of traffic jams. Who has the same fate?? " wrote Inara Rusli.
photo: Instagram/@mommy_starla
" As a result, as the youngest child, and one of the youngest cousins in the family, we are the ones who go around GPP. Friendship brings good fortune, guys! Is that true??! " he said.
According to Inara, one way to open the door to sustenance is to continue to build relationships. It's not surprising that he made a point of visiting family and distributing red packets on this Chinese New Year celebration. Responding to various questions from netizens, Inara Rusli also revealed her family background, which is of Chinese blood.
Inara also explained that she still has Chinese blood from her father, who died when she was a teenager. According to the explanation in the caption column, his father was born in the year of the Water Dragon, namely 1952, and in 2012 he died due to illness.
" If anyone is still confused, why am I joining in celebrating Chinese New Year, " wrote Inara Rusli @mommy_starla.
photo: Instagram/@mommy_starla
"Meet me, this is my father, Yus Rusli (Lie Yung Liong). He was born in the year of the Water Dragon (1952) and died of illness in 2012 when I was 18 years old. I only became able to drive cars and motorbikes at the age of 30, because of him. "He's worried that his child will get hurt, " continued Inara Rusli @mommy_starla.
Not only that, he even said that he was only able to drive when he was 30 years old, because his father was worried about him having an accident so he was prohibited from driving at that time. Not only that, when she was a teenager, her father always accompanied Inara wherever she went, even going for walks or just shopping, always accompanied by her father's figure.
"I was able to travel alone at the age of 18 because of him, and also because at that time he had a sore leg so he was no longer able to drive a car. My school friends really knew that, even my friends' birthdays and shopping with my friends would also be accompanied by him, " continued @mommy_starla.
photo: Instagram/@mommy_starla
Inara further explained that even in terms of education, her father really cared about her. Where it was his father who made him master English and understand the science of business management. Her father's role was so great that it made Inara Rusli learn about the Islamic religion and taught her about resilience in living life. For Inara, her father's kindness and wisdom amazed her and made her hope that they would be together in heaven someday.
"I can speak English and understand a little about business management and accounting too because of him. I can be strong and God willing, also because of his struggle to study Islam. He always embraces people from all walks of life, even if they are thugs. Even the thugs can call him papi. "He was also involved in the world of politics, following the PKB from the time of Gus Dur. All his thoughts, wisdom and loyalty shaped me and made me believe that there are still wise and loyal men out there, " wrote @mommy_starla further.
" Hopefully in the future Allah will allow us to gather again in His Jannah, aamiin. Alfatihah to Yus Rusli's father, " wrote Inara, ending her heartfelt expression when uploading a portrait of her father's youth.
(brl/wen)
