Ka Kui Wong 1
Ka Kui Wong, born in Hongkong, is a male singer, original musician, guitarist, lead singer and rhythm guitarist, and a founding member of Chinese rock band Beyond. 1983 debuted with the song "Lou" and served as the lead singer of Beyond. 1988 gained attention in the Hong Kong music scene with the album "Secret Police", among which Ka Kui Wong's song "The Good Earth" won the Top Ten Golden Melody Awards.
1992 led Beyond to Japan to develop his singing career. 1993 wrote the song "Broad Sky", which won the Top Ten Golden Melody Awards in Chinese and my favorite local song award in the pop charts. He was accidentally injured while attending a variety show in Japan on June 24th, and died on June 30th at the age of 3 1.
2. Danny Chan
Danny Chan, born in Hong Kong, born in Taishan, Guangdong, is a singer and actor from Hong Kong, China. /kloc-released his first solo album "First Love" in 0/979, and won the Top Ten Golden Melody Awards in Chinese for his song "Tears for You" in the same year. Since 1988, he has won the bronze award of all-round male singer in pop charts for two consecutive years. 1989 won the Top Ten Golden Melodies and Top Ten Golden Melody Awards in Chinese with the song "What do you want in this life"; In the same year, six concerts commemorating the 10th anniversary of Danny Chan's return to China were held in Hung Hom Gymnasium. 1993101On October 25th, Danny Chan died of progressive brain failure at the age of 35.
3. New Maersk Zeng
Sun Ma Shizeng, formerly known as Deng Yongxiang, also known as Xin Mazai, was born in Shunde, Guangdong Province, and is a famous Cantonese opera actor and film actor in Hong Kong. His main works include The Story of Diexin, The History of Xi, Sleeping on Salary, Taste Courage, etc.
4. Guo Desheng
Guo Desheng (1911~1990) was born and raised in Shi Qi, Xiangshan, Guangdong. After graduating from primary school, he and his father ran a department store wholesale together. Smart since childhood, strong memory, and soon learned to do business. During his stay in War of Resistance against Japanese Aggression, he fled to Hongkong with his family. After the victory of the Anti-Japanese War, Red Star Hutchison Grocery Store was opened in Sheung Wan, Hong Kong, dealing in the wholesale of groceries and industrial raw materials. Later, it was renamed as Hongchang Department Store Wholesale Firm, and 1952 established Hongchang Import and Export Company, specializing in the wholesale of foreign goods. He once operated import and export business in Hong Kong, and his sales spread all over Hong Kong, Macao and even Southeast Asia, and he was called "the king of foreign goods".
5. Jane Yu Hui
Jane Yu Hui, a late Hong Kong female jockey trainee, studied under the horse trainer Jane Yan Bing before her death. 1March 2, 9991died of injuries caused by falling off a horse. When Jane Yu Hui made her debut, she was only 19 years old and looked very gentle. Hong Kong horse fans nicknamed her "Little Sister Jane", which has been passed down to this day.