(Observer Network News) According to Taiwan's "United Daily News" report, the well-known music creator and radio host Ho Hau-wah passed away on March 15 at the age of 58.
Musician Chen Yihao confirmed the news of his death today through Ho Hau Wah's social media ghostwriting post:
"If you still remember being inspired and moved by his sonorous witty words and single-word phrases in his pen, you are invited to join us. I sincerely wish that Mr. Ho, the Chinese pop music teacher, has a wonderful life, a happy life, a smooth journey, and a happy end of the day. Then. Start again."
Ho has planned and directed more than 100 albums and written nearly 300 lyrics. He can be called a A star-making promoter in Taiwan's entertainment industry. Representative works include classics such as "How Much Love Can Come Again" and "The Easily Injured Woman".
In 2004, he was diagnosed with stage III nasopharyngeal cancer. After learning of the disease, he actively worked hard to fight cancer. He underwent chemotherapy and electrotherapy for a long time and endured physical and mental torture. After his condition stabilized, he published a book about his anti-cancer feelings, which received support from a large number of patients.
Pictures from Ho Hau Wah’s social media
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