Why did Ka Kui Wong go to Japan for development? If not, can it survive?

# Entertainment Tells the Truth #1993 On June 24th, Beyond recorded the program "Follow One's inclinations" in Tokyo, Japan. Ka Kui Wong accidentally fell off the stage, and his life was fixed at 3 1 year old forever. "Pain, take care" is Ka Kui Wong's last words before he fainted, and also his last words.

At that time, the height of the stage was 2.7 meters, and Ka Kui Wong landed on the back of his head. After the accident, he was immediately taken to Tokyo Women's Medical University Hospital. But the problem is that Ka Kui Wong didn't go to the hospital for emergency treatment in time, but stayed idle for six days, which is also the real reason why many people questioned Ka Kui Wong's death.

According to the doctors at that time, after Ka Kui Wong was diagnosed with skull fracture, brain swelling and brain injury, even the best Japanese brain doctors were not sure to do this kind of craniotomy. There are two people in the world who can do this kind of surgery, both of whom are in Yugoslavia, but Slavic was going through a war at that time and could not contact the two doctors at all.

I don't know if you still remember, 1986 Jackie Chan accidentally fell down while filming "Dragon Brother and Tiger Brother" in Yugoslavia. As can be seen from the film tidbits, Jackie Chan was really hurt. However, he is lucky. When he was taken to the hospital, it happened that one of the brain doctors was sitting in the local hospital and successfully operated on Jackie Chan.

Ka Kui Wong is not as lucky as Jackie Chan. Jackie Chan fell at a height of15m, and Ka Kui Wong fell on the 2.7m stage. Jackie Chan's right skull was directly broken, and the broken bone was stuck in the brain tissue. Ka Kui Wong landed on the back of his head, causing brain damage and brain swelling. It is also an important position for head injury. It also needs timely surgery and a highly skilled brain doctor. Unfortunately, the fate of two people is completely opposite.

Of course, there is another saying that the doctor misdiagnosed Ka Kui Wong and missed the best operation opportunity, but no matter what kind of statement, it is full of doubts. Later, Hong Kong hospitals and media reported that doctors were very cautious about Ka Kui Wong's injury at that time, and the treatment plan had not yet been decided. Even if there was no surgery, there was a way to keep Ka Kui Wong alive for another ten and a half months, but he died six days later.

In fact, Ka Kui Wong was not the only one who fell off the stage, but also a host. At that time, two people fell off the stage, and the host escaped with a helmet. Think carefully, is this an "accident" that has been planned for a long time? There are 15 people on the stage. Why did Ka Kui Wong and the host fall? Why did the host wear a helmet and Ka Kui Wong didn't? Why didn't the media at that time make a big report on this? Why did the hospital at that time block the news? At that time, when Ka Kui Wong's friends came to visit him, why did they try their best to wake up Ka Kui Wong, who was unconscious?

Even other Beyond members may not know the reason, conspiracy and accident. Fans prefer the former, and I don't think most people think that Ka Kui Wong's death was caused by accident.

Many people say that Ka Kui Wong should not go to Japan, but Beyond will go to South Korea or other countries, because Ka Kui Wong was tired of the Hong Kong music scene at that time. If his death is a conspiracy, the result of going to Japan or South Korea is the same.

Why is Ka Kui Wong tired of Hong Kong music? There is no doubt that he is a great musician, and his songs can be circulated for a hundred years or even longer. Then why do so many people question such a good musician? What did Ka Kui Wong gain in the ten years from 1983 to 1993' s death? When the band was formed, Jacky Cheung had not made his debut, and Andy Lau had just graduated from the wireless training class and signed TVB. But at that time, Ka Kui Wong's fame was far less than that of Andy Lau and Jacky Cheung, and even later Wang Jie could crush him. Paul Wong, a member of Beyond a few years ago, said in an interview: "When he was alive, several people realized his talent. Did you give him encouragement? Did you praise him? Not at all! As long as you don't step on him, I will be grateful. "

Why did Ka Kui Wong go to Japan? The first reason is that the music scene in Hong Kong is chaotic and full of depression. For example, 1989, Arabian Nights by Priscilla Chan and Anita Mui. At that time, Priscilla Chan sold 380,000 copies of Qian Qian's "Farewell" and Anita Mui sold 200,000 copies of "Song of the Sunset". Until today, we can't deny that Song of Que is more popular than Song of Sunset, although Anita Mui is excellent. At the "Top Ten Emerald Pure Gold" ceremony held by TVB at the end of the year, Anita Mui won the best female singer of the year with Song of the Sunset, and the golden melody award was also awarded to Song of the Sunset. Before the award, everyone thought that Priscilla Chan was a shoo-in, but the result was unexpected. Priscilla Chan also bid farewell to music because of this incident and went to the United States to study for five years. Of course, this is just the tip of the iceberg of the chaos in Hong Kong's music scene, and unfair examples like this abound.

Many people say that Ka Kui Wong doesn't have to go to Japan, but he can come to the mainland to develop. In fact, Ka Kui Wong held a two-day concert in Beijing from 65438 to 0988, but the concert at that time was not ideal or even a failure. There are two reasons why the concert failed. First, the audience had just come into contact with rock music, and in their eyes, Cui Jian was the master of rock music (when Ka Kui Wong first arrived in Beijing, Cui Jian invited them to lunch). Secondly, Cantonese songs are not as popular as they are now. At that time, Beijingers couldn't understand what Ka Kui Wong was singing. Although the Capital Gymnasium was packed with people, the audience left halfway through the concert. So Ka Kui Wong has long wanted to go to the mainland for development, but the mainland market is really not suitable for him.

Ka Kui Wong and other members of Beyond were a clear stream in the Hong Kong music scene at that time. Even ten years after the band was founded, it still kept him from integrating into this circle. Ka Kui Wong once said, "There is no music scene in Hong Kong, only music scene". From this sentence, we can easily understand that there were too few people in Hong Kong who loved and created music at that time. Most people regard music as a tool to collect money, and do everything they can to hype, suppress and cover it up. If you can't integrate into this circle, then you will be marginalized and you will be out of place.

Many superstars died in Hong Kong, such as Danny Chan, Leslie Cheung and Anita Mui, all of whom were incomparable to Ka Kui Wong. But after Ka Kui Wong's death, all his works were called classics and widely sung. So how many people still remember Danny Chan's I just like you? Even after 80 s and 90 s, I will hum a few words. There are many songs that are most popular in Leslie Cheung, but there is still a big gap compared with Ka Kui Wong's songs. Of course, the film Farewell My Concubine made Leslie Cheung stand at the top of the pyramid of film history. After Anita Mui's death, people will talk about her works and more about her life. I don't mean to flatter you here. Anita Mui, Leslie Cheung and Danny Chan are my favorite stars (I will write more articles about them in the future).

Ka Kui Wong said, "When you need something from this society, the first step is to ask yourself what you have given to this society. I have given music." .

Ka Kui Wong has been away from this world for 28 years, and Beyond, which existed for 22 years, was dissolved in 2005. Although Ka Kui Wong died and the band broke up, his rock spirit will live forever and his music will live forever. As he sang in his song, "Still free, sing my song forever, and walk Wan Li Road." . Forgive me for indulging in love and freedom in my life, but I am also afraid that one day I will degenerate and betray my ideals. I am afraid that one day I will only be you. "

Pay tribute to the classics! Salute to Ka Kui Wong!