A poem in memory of Ka Kui Wong begins at Mount Fuji.

The full text of this poem is as follows:

Dream broken Mount Fuji in Tokyo, tears shed in Tseung Kwan O, Hong Kong.

There are thousands of songs by Qian Qian, but there is no Ka Kui Wong.

This poem was written by a fan in memory of Ka Kui Wong, expressing his love and nostalgia for him and other people. Because Ka Kui Wong died unexpectedly while performing in Tokyo and was buried in Tseung Kwan O, the first two sentences were written like this.

The last two sentences express a kind of love and nostalgia of fans. Over the years, Ka Kui Wong still has a high position in the hearts of fans.

Extended data

Ka Kui Wong (1June 96210-1June 30, 993), born in Hong Kong, is a male singer, original musician, guitarist, lead singer of rock band Beyond, rhythm guitarist and founding member of Hong Kong, China. 1983 debuted with the song "Lou" and served as the lead singer of Beyond.

Ka Kui Wong has a unique hoarse voice, and the trembling ending has become his symbol. He is good at writing lyrics and playing the guitar. Most of Beyond's music works published from 1983 to 1993 were composed and sung by Ka Kui Wong.

1On June 24th, 993, Ka Kui Wong accidentally fell off the stage and was seriously injured while recording a program on Fuji TV in Tokyo, and then fell into a coma. On June 30th, Ka Kui Wong died in Tokyo at the age of 3 1. On July 5th, Ka Kui Wong's body was transported to Tseung Kwan O Chinese Permanent Cemetery/section KLOC-0/5, Unit 6, No.25 for burial.

References:

Baidu Encyclopedia-Ka Kui Wong