Abby Choi, the 28-year-old wife of Prince Tanjai Chris, was found murdered and dismembered on February 24 this year, and the body was hidden in the village house of Lung Wai Village in Tai Po, which shocked the whole city. His family today (18th) held a memorial for Abby at the Bao Fook Hall, Bao Fu Hall, Bao Fu Memorial Hall, Tai Wai. It is reported that Abby's mother Zhang Yanhua (fifth sister) has contacted the senior monks of the monastery to hold a Buddhist ceremony funeral for her daughter, and the funeral will be carried out the next day, and the coffin will be transferred to Po Lin Monastery on Lantau Island for cremation.
Abby's funeral will be held today from 4pm to 10pm at Tai Wai Po Fook Memorial Hall and will not be open to the public, but will only be open to the nearest deserved. Yesterday, I saw that the staff of the clan hall stepped up to decorate the spiritual hall, there were a large number of flower baskets on the scene, Abby's favorite pink was when he was alive, and the lane opposite the clan hall was decorated with a large pink gauze tent. Her obituary background and a butterfly motif are pink, and the hall is also mainly decorated in pink, with a large number of pink curtains, and her family selected her favorite photo as a posthumous photo of the chapel, and used her favorite costume as a funeral item.
At noon today, at about 12 noon, people successively delivered flower baskets and flower plaques to the Bao Fu Memorial Hall, and a large number of flower baskets were placed outside the door, including Cai Yizhi and his wife. Nearly half a hundred media have been waiting opposite the Bao Fu Memorial Hall, and more than 10 police officers are on guard and maintaining order, and inform the media about the arrangements of the host's house, only allowed to pass to the entrance of the hall from the opposite road, and pull up orange belts to surround the media in the interview area. There are more than a dozen security guards outside the museum, and outsiders are strictly prohibited from approaching.