Where is Huang Jiaju s grave, and why was Huang Jiaju s tomb dug up twice

Hong Kong Tseung Kwan O Chinese Permanent Cemetery Section 15 6 Taiwan 25

Because the family foal was not cremated when he was buried, it was buried. According to Hong Kong's land management system, cremation is still required after many years, so there is a second burial of the family foal.

Wong Ka-kui's body was held or buried in the Tseung Kwan O cemetery. In 93, when Jiaju died, the body was buried in Tseung Kwan O, and 10 years after Shen Zhengqing, the body was cremated, and it was Jiaju's ashes buried there. The Hong Kong Special Administrative Region (HKSAR)** stipulates that those who are buried first must be cremated after 10 years.

Jiaju is buried, accompanied by Jiaju is his beloved guitar, in 1995, Jiaju was re-dug up by the family, sent to cremation, the ashes of the bones are placed in Kowloon Tong Province Shanzhen Tang Anita Mui's ashes are also placed there for worship, and the tomb of Jiaju is in Hong Kong, Tseung Kwan O Chinese Permanent Plaza Section 15, Section 6, Taiwan 25, No. 25, 95 years before the cremation of Jiaju, his beloved guitar was collected by Jiaqiang. Huang Jiaju has a unique hoarse noise, and the trembling solution to the tail note has become his trademark. He is good at songwriting and guitar playing, and most of the ** compositions released by the Beyong Orchestra during the period from 1983 to 1993 were arranged and sung by Huang Jiaju; He has created hundreds of creations in his lifetime, and his creation covers a wide range of topics, most of which reflect the current disadvantages of today's society and what he sees and feels.

1.Who is Jiaju?

Jiaju, formerly known as Tell, is a Chinese pop male singer, producer, and lead singer of the group beyond. In 1985, he formed the Beyond Band with Wong Ka-keung, Wong Ka-kui, Tsang Chi-wai and Ye Shirong. He has become an important representative of the Hong Kong music scene.

On June 30, 2003, Jiaju died at the age of 35 due to an unfortunate fall from the building.

2.The location of the Kakoma cemetery.

After Jiaju's death, fans went to mourn. Jiaju's body was eventually buried in Ching Pine Ridge, Hong Kong. Located in the Tuen Mun district of the New Territories, Hong Kong, Ka Ju Cemetery is one of the most famous cemeteries in Hong Kong.

3.The architecture of the Kakoma cemetery.

The cemetery is built in a traditional Chinese style, with an area of about 6,600 square meters, with a large circular eaves on one side and a glittering pool on the other, and the whole building is full of oriental mystery and religious atmosphere.

4.A visit to the Iekoma cemetery.

Fans of Jiaju can visit the Jiaju cemetery. In order to maintain the tranquility of the cemetery, each visit needs to be booked in advance. There is a free shuttle bus service to and from the cemetery. Visitors need to follow the rules of the cemetery, such as clothing, behavior, etc.

5.Vacancy in the Kakoma cemetery.

The news of Jiaju's death shocked the ** industry and the entire Greater China region, and also made many fans unable to let go. In recent years, some lawbreakers have even been cautious about robbing tombs! There have been reports of wanton people stealing an urn from the Kaju cemetery. Since then, it has attracted widespread attention from the society.

6.The dangers of tomb robbing.

Tomb robbery is not only a violation of the law, but also brings unnecessary harm and pain to family members and fans. After so many years of Jiaju's death, everyone should respect the wishes of Jiaju and his family, and cherish every person in the music scene.

7.A commemoration of the family foal.

Cherishing Jiaju's ** and forever remembering his talent and contribution is the best commemoration of him. In addition to visiting the cemetery, relatives, friends, fans, and peers will also hold various mourning activities to express their nostalgia for Jiakoma.

8.Epilogue. Jiaju is a superstar in the Chinese pop music scene, and his death is deeply regrettable. The Jiaju cemetery is an important place for fans to express their infinite nostalgia for him, which is why everyone should respect his cemetery as if it were their own relatives.

Where is the Huang Jiaju Memorial Hall?

Huang Jiaju Memorial Hall] is located in Taishan Diwang Square, next to Tongji Bridge in the downtown area. Huang Jiaju (, male singer from Hong Kong, China, original ** person, guitarist, lead singer and founding member of the Shake Min Ming Roll Band beyond. In 1983, the old man of the Huang family made his debut in the Hong Kong music scene with the song "Mansion"; In the same year, the band beyond was officially established, and Huang Jiaju served as the lead singer of the band.

In 1988, the ** "Secret Police" was released. In 1989, Huang Jiaju's "I Really Love You" won the Top Ten Golden Songs and the Top Ten Chinese Golden Melody Awards. In 1990, he won the Best Lyrics Award for the Top Ten Golden Songs with "Glorious Years".

In 1992, "Continue the Revolution" was released. In 1993, he won the "Endless Fu Memorial Award" posthumously awarded by the 16th Top Ten Chinese Golden Melody Awards.

The tomb of Wong Ka Kui is located at No. 25, 6 Tai, Section 15, Chinese Permanent Cemetery, Tseung Kwan O, Hong Kong. Take the MRT to Yau Tong, go to the exit of Catholic Puzhao Secondary School, go straight through two electric staircases, go straight through a building, cross the opposite sidewalk, turn right and go straight to Lei Yue Mun Square, turn left and go straight across the Banma Line and then turn left, you will see the 14S bus stop, the price is HK$42. It should be noted that 14S only operates during Qingming and Chung Yeung Festival, and only drives to the cemetery Huiyun, worshippers need to walk up, about 15 to 20 minutes.

The route is the same as that of 14s, but after crossing the Banma line, turn right, go straight and turn left, and you will see the entrance to the cemetery. Go up, the original road goes straight up, there will be a fork in the road, down is the Ash Pavilion, the background of Huang Jiaju's tomb is blue.

In 2009, Huang Jiaju's cemetery was damaged, his family has made repairs, the guitar tombstone has been repainted, the monument has also been replaced with a color photo, fans have placed mini guitars, there are flowers, letters, chocolates and other items brought by fans in front of the tomb, and the cemetery has also set up a number of boxes for fans to place incense, candles, and offerings.

Wong Ka Kui (June 10, 1962 – June 30, 1993): The lead singer and rhythm guitarist of the famous rock band Beyond in Hong Kong, China, and the second brother of the band bassist Wong Ka-keung, he was originally from Taishan City, Guangdong Province. He died unexpectedly in Tokyo, Japan in 1993 at the age of 31.

Fans gathered to imitate the gameHuang JiajuBefore the grave.

June 10, 2016 is the 54-year-old birthday of Huang Jiaju, the former lead singer of the band beyond, and if it were not for his untimely death, this genius would now be 53 years old. Beyond drummer and friend Ye Shirong sent birthday wishes on time just after midnight, saying"Your love will last forever"。As the soul of beyond, Huang Jiaju's importance is self-evident to the band and fans.

On this special day, there are still many winter fans who spontaneously remember him and leave the lyrics that they think are Huang Jiaju's most classic"Forgive me for my uninhibited indulgence and love of freedom in this life"、"Like you, those eyes are moving, and the laughter is even more charming"、"The bell rings the signal to return home", there are also fans who confess affectionately"Huang Jiaju's three words are the most moving lyrics"。

Beyond was once a famous band in Hong Kong, and as the lead singer of the band, Huang Jiaju can also be said to be the soul core of the band. However, in 1993, when Beyond was recording a program on Fuji TV in Tokyo, Huang Jiaju accidentally fell from the stage and was seriously injured and fell unconscious. On June 30, Huang Jiaju unfortunately died.

After losing the backbone of the band, Beyond announced its disbandment in 2005. This band that we used to be obsessed with and crazy about, this Huang Jiaju that we used to discuss all night long, how many good memories are there Let's think of it together. (Snow Ling).

Wong Ka Kui is one of the founding members of the Hong Kong Orchestra beyond, and he is a well-respected and loved member. Huang Jiaju's death in 1993 made people feel very sad about his departure. Many people have been keeping an eye on his grave, hoping to know where he was buried so they can go to pay their respects.

However, the exact location of Huang Jiaju's grave has been a mystery.

In any case, Huang Jiaju's ** and the emotions he conveys will always be there. He expressed his love and concern for the history of Hong Kong and Chinese mainland through **, as stated in the song "Glory Years". His ** represents the experience of an era, which is loved and sought after by people from many countries and regions.

His ** will always be connected to people's hearts and become an eternal spiritual wealth.

Although the location of Huang Jiaju's grave has been unknown, people can express their nostalgia and love for him in other ways. People can go to his **meeting venue, listen to him**, and share their memories and feelings about him with others. One can also read his biography and learn about his experiences and contributions to the cause.

Huang Jiaju's influence will forever exist in the ** lovers around the world and inspire them to continue to create and express**.

While we reminisce about the past, we should also cherish the present and the opportunities that the future brings us. Although Wong Ka Kui's ** has become a part of Hong Kong culture, it is known that over time, its significance will become more precious and important, becoming a broader cultural symbol. Let us remember Huang Jiaju's **, cherish his contributions, and pass on his spirit.