What is the mystery of Leslie Cheung’s death?

Everyone has unforgettable stories and memories; every memory has a character and youth worth recalling. April 1st every year, which is April Fool's Day in the West, is also a day for countless people to mourn and remember. On this day, the great singer, actor and musician Leslie Cheung committed suicide at the age of 46. For a long time, countless people still insisted that this was an April Fool's Day joke made by the brother of their idol Leslie Cheung. However, Leslie Cheung really left and went to a place where he may think he is happy and relieved.

Why did Leslie Cheung commit suicide? Leslie Cheung was born in Kowloon, Hong Kong on September 12, 1956. He is a singer, actor and musician from Hong Kong, China. He officially debuted in 1977 and became famous in 1983 with "The Wind Keeps Blowing". "Monica", sung in 1984, won the top ten golden songs in China and the top ten Jade Gold Medals. He himself won the Jade Gold Medal. In 1987, Leslie Cheung became the first Cantonese singer to enter the Korean music market with his album "Adoration", and he is the record holder for Chinese-language record sales in South Korea. In 1988 and 1989, Leslie Cheung won the Academy Award for the Top Ten Most Popular Male Singer. In 1993, he starred in the movie "Farewell My Concubine" and many other films. In 1999, he won the Golden Pin Award, the highest honor in the Hong Kong music scene. In 2000, he won the Asian Outstanding Artist Award at the CCTV Music Festival. After his death, he was selected by CNN in the United States as one of the 100 outstanding actors in Chinese films, "the 20 most famous singers or bands in the world in the past 50 years", and "one of the 25 greatest Asian actors in history". However, at the pinnacle of such a career, Leslie Cheung resolutely chose to jump from the fitness center on the 24th floor of the Oriental Mandarin Hotel and ended his life at the age of 46. He took away the deep memories of countless people and left a lasting impression on the world. Leaving behind a mystery surrounding his death.

We didn’t know the cause of Leslie Cheung’s death until a letter he wrote before his death was exposed. The letter is very brief. The content is as follows:

After writing such a text message, Leslie Cheung chose to commit suicide. From this letter, we can know that Leslie Cheung died of depression. It is well known that severe depression can lead to suicidal thoughts and behaviors, and it will torture people until they choose suicide to gain relief. Leslie Cheung's death is something countless people don't want to see. However, if only the end of life can bring us relief, all we can do is to quietly pray that Brother Leslie Cheung will be happy forever in heaven.

After his brother died, Mr. Tang prepared his funeral. In the name of Leslie Cheung, there is a scholarship in the university. In 2004, I accepted the eternal award for performing arts, the Hong Kong Film Awards, on my brother's behalf. Unveiling a statue of my brother at Madame Tussauds. Later, the dog he and his brother were raising died. He also moved out of his Kadoorie Hill apartment. But Mr Tang still carries his brother's ashes. Continuing my brother's work and carrying on his legacy. In 2013, Mr. Tang, who celebrated the 10th anniversary of his brother Leslie Cheung's death, and his former manager Mrs. Chen planned a concert for his 10th anniversary of continuing to be his favorite, setting paper cranes in the Guinness World Records, etc. Mr. Tang is still in Mingpao, writing thank you letters to fans. Thank you fans for your love for my brother. He also released photos taken with his brother before his death. The photos were mostly taken abroad, and they are sweet and beautiful. After 2013, Mr. Tang still kept a low profile. Recently, he attended a wedding in Zhouxun and participated in a badminton match in the mainland. It also appeared on the Weibo of a nearby friend (Jia Hao) at an important node. Xiang Rong's fans reported that he was safe. The above is hand typed and I hope it will be adopted. If you don’t understand, you can ask. Brother Tang Sheng, we are getting old and so are we, but I hope this love will never get old!

Leslie Cheung suffers from severe depression. At 18:41 on April 1, 2003, the desperate Leslie Cheung jumped from the window on the 16th floor of the Mandarin Oriental Hotel in Central, reluctantly ending his 46-year-old life.

He wrote a note before falling, which read: "Depression, thank you, friends, Professor Malefifei. This year has been very hard, and I can no longer suffer." No more. Thank you Mr. Tang, my family, and Sister Fei. I have never done anything bad in my life. "Why?" In his suicide note, he thanked his friends, Mr. Tang Hede and his doctor. His agent Chen Shufen later confirmed that he suffered from depression and had tried to prevent it for more than a year, but he still couldn't control it.

Leslie Cheung was fully aware of the seriousness of his condition and actively sought medical treatment. The end of his suicide note, "I have never done anything bad in my life, why?" expressed his extreme helplessness and desire to stay in this world. "During the year of his illness, he traveled between Hong Kong and the Mainland to prepare for his new film, and continued to compose music, record songs and participate in charity events. While enduring "attacks that felt like tearing his own flesh apart" He tried every means to seek medical treatment. He tried both Chinese and Western medicine. In November 2002, his condition got out of control and he committed suicide. He was later rescued. From then on, he may have had a premonition that darkness would come at any time. Arrive, make a will, donate charity funds, and settle down everyone around you, including the driver.

Leslie Cheung (September 12, 1956 - April 1, 2003), whose real name was Zhang Fazong, was born in Greater China. A superstar in the area's music and film circles. He was born in Hong Kong and is a famous singer, actor, record and film producer. He is also one of the most successful representatives of the diversified development of the entertainment industry in Greater China. He was the greatest in the Hong Kong music scene in the 1980s. One of the country's biggest stars, a former record producer and concert artist.