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Author: Bai Ti
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Publish Date: 2004-01-01
Features: Her life was destined to be extraordinary, yet it was filled with infinite sorrow. No matter how many honors and accolades she received, she remained lonely and desolate in her heart. Her last concert was held in Hong Kong in November 2003, where she performed "This Life, This Love" by and "Deeply Loved You" by to commemorate her two deceased friends. Unbeknownst to her, her albums would soon become known as "Songs of Paradise." She once said, "Life is too unpredictable. We must do our best now." On December 30, 2003, a versatile artist, accompanied by many of her friends, quietly bid farewell to the world. She left behind the world in the stillness of a moonless night, just after turning forty. Twenty-one years of her career made her an eternal queen of Hong Kong's music scene, while her foray into acting made her an idol in the eyes of many. Yet, all of this turned into void in the cold of winter, as if the night sky after a fireworks display—dark and desolate.
Mai Ying-Fong had completed her brief and lonely 40-year journey of life, leaving behind a beautiful backdrop after her glorious farewell and a poignant gaze beneath the "black wedding dress." In her career, every role she played was a woman born and died for love. Perhaps she couldn’t unravel the mysteries of life, or understand its complexities, so the black wedding dress became her eternal dowry. Time and again, Ah Mei drifted in the sea of emotions, ensnared and wounded by love. She had an inscrutable, devoted heart.