Hong Kong actress Miao Jin-fung has been honored with a memorial service following her passing, with family members and former colleagues gathering to pay their respects. Her second son, and actor Ko Hung, described her final years as peaceful and characterized her as a “nice lady” during emotional tributes at the altar.
The memorial service featured a display of 21 rare photographs capturing moments from Miao’s life, alongside floral tributes from numerous friends and peers within the entertainment industry. According to reports from Ming Pao and Sing Tao Headline, the altar was flanked by floral wreaths provided by her two sons.
Miao Jin-fung’s second son, speaking to the press during the mourning period, stated that his mother lived her later years in contentment.
Colleagues and Peers Pay Tribute to Miao Jin-fung
Actor Ko Hung, who previously played a husband-and-wife pairing with Miao in past productions, expressed sadness while recalling their professional chemistry.
According to reports from HK01, Tin recalled a time when he was a temporary actor and credited Miao for her guidance.
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The 21 photographs displayed at the memorial provided a visual timeline of her life, serving as a curated history for the guests.
As the funeral rites continue, the focus remains on the support provided by her children. The presence of Ko Hung returning from Kaohsiung highlights the effort to honor her memory in Hong Kong.
Details regarding the final interment or further public memorials have not been officially released.
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