is crazy! Huang Jiaju's tombstone was smashed by a man. Currently, two people involved have been arrested. They are 15 and 23 years old respectively. Huang Guanzhong angrily said: There will be retribution!
According to media reports, in the early morning of May 19, the tombstone of the late singer Huang Jiaju was smashed by a man with a hammer, causing the tombstone photo to be damaged. The man's crime was photographed by another man at the scene with his mobile phone.
Related videos and photos subsequently spread online, arousing the anger of countless netizens and fans.
It can be seen from the relevant pictures circulated on the Internet that a bald man used a hammer to wreak havoc on Huang Jiaju's tombstone. He not only smashed the tombstone with the hammer, but also kicked it with his feet, poured Coke on the tombstone, and wrote on the tombstone with a pen. There were graffiti on the tombstone, and he kept swearing and insulting Huang Jiaju.
Netizens saw this scene and angrily criticized it. Some people bluntly said that "there is no bottom line for inhumanity", some said that they must be severely punished, and some netizens asked, "Huang Jiaju has been gone for so many years, why did he offend you?"
In this regard, beyond Huang Guanzhong, a member of the group, said angrily in an interview that those who destroy tombs will suffer retribution, which can range from "stomach pain to severe death".
Another member Ye Sai Wing also issued a condemnation, saying that the behavior of these two people was very abhorrent. They have been arrested and must be punished by law. "Ka Kui will not let them go even if he is in heaven!!!"
According to Hong Kong media reports , the two men who participated in this act of vandalism were 15 and 23 years old respectively. How could these two young men do such a bottomless thing? We await the results of the police's follow-up investigation.
But what cannot be ignored is that this is not the first time that someone has damaged Huang Jiaju's grave. From 2009 to the present, there have been many incidents of damage to Huang Jiaju's grave.
For example, in 2018, some netizens discovered that Huang Jiaju’s tombstone had words such as “Dad, Mom, Brother, Sister, Brother, I’m back” written on it.
In 2019, some fans discovered that Huang Jiaju's tomb was damaged, but soon after they repaired it, Huang Jiaju's tomb was damaged again, and his name was written in red pen.
Unexpectedly, this time someone deliberately destroyed Huang Jiaju's tombstone, and their behavior was even worse. At present, Huang Jiaju's tombstone has been covered with white cloth, waiting for subsequent repairs.
It is reported that Wong Ka Kui is a well-known male singer, musician, guitarist and actor in Hong Kong, China. He is the lead singer and founding member of the beyond band. Representative works include "Broader Sea and Sky", "Glory Days", "Goodbye Ideal", "Gray Tracks", "Metal Mania", "Really Love You", "No More Hesitation", "Peasants", "The Great Wall", etc.
On June 24, 1993, Huang Jiaju accidentally fell from the stage while recording a program on Tokyo Fuji TV and fell into a coma due to serious injuries; he died in Tokyo, Japan on June 30 at the age of 31.
On July 5, 1993, Wong Ka-kui's body was transported to the Tseung Kwan O Chinese Permanent Cemetery for burial.
