Why did Ka Kui Wong go to Japan?

Because Hong Kong didn't respect rock bands at that time. The development of Hong Kong needs the amphibious stars of film, television and songs. Such as Andy Lau, Aaron Kwok and Dawn. As for bands, there are no real musicians in Hong Kong who can bring out bands. For them, the potential of the band is limited. In other words, the band can make less money for them. Although BEYOND had some achievements before, as a real musician, Ka Kui Wong decided to go to Japan in order to have better creative inspiration in music. Japanese people have a certain understanding and persistence in music. Moreover, Japan has many musical elements, which are suitable for the development of rock music. In Asia, the music of many countries has been influenced by Japanese to varying degrees, especially Hongkong and Taiwan Province. Many of the classic songs we are familiar with come from the Japanese music scene at that time, such as "Qian Qian Bird Song", and Teresa Teng also covered many Japanese songs. In the end, BEYOND chose to go to Japan with diversified music, and they went to Japan with the dream of making music wholeheartedly.

Everyone knows what happened after that. Historically, there was only one real musician in Hong Kong, and that was Ka Kui Wong. What he really wants is music, not business opportunities full of copper smell. As a musician, maybe he is unwilling to compromise the business opportunities in Hong Kong, so he is not suitable for developing in Hong Kong. You can tell from his musical style. Instead of those opportunistic music producers, they are tired of creating love songs or covers without feelings. Real music never tires of listening. Many people will listen to BEYOND's songs or albums over and over again, which is the real power of music. Good music is close to life and people, not a false declaration of love in songs. In this hypocritical era, BEYOND's music is particularly true, and truth is what BEYOND deserves.