Refuse to play again:'s tragic end in Hong Kong:'s tragic end in Hong Kong

Author: Tang Tang
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Publish Date: 2003-05-01
Features: In the dead of night, the sky is filled with stars. On such nights, I gaze through the black sky, remembering you as a butterfly that has flown away. I don’t know which star is your fleeting shadow, which is your faint voice, or which is your enchanting smile—a flower that bloomed to its fullest yet dimmed quietly. A beautiful, dizzying dream of allure. A boldly loyal dual-star celebrity. A Hong Kong "" who transcends time. Life is like a play, and a play is like life. A generation of superstars, like a butterfly, left this world. Like his role, Cheng Dieyi, transformed into a celestial being on April Fool’s Day at dusk. The brutal scene remains unforgettable, just like every role he played—Heroic Brother, A Chinese Ghost Story, Crimson Jade, Farewell My Concubine—none were ever confused with others, and none allowed you to forget. Life is like a play, and a play is like life. ’s sudden departure left an endless sense of regret in people’s hearts. To honor him, the author, with the help of many "Fang Fans," collected a wealth of materials on ’s life and art to compile this book for readers.