In recent years, the current situation of Hong Kong's four heavenly kings (Aaron Kwok, Andy Lau, Jacky Cheung, and Liming) has attracted much attention. Surprisingly, however, the most decent ones are not the richest, and the worst ones are the richest. This phenomenon has sparked widespread discussion and speculation. This article will briefly analyze the reasons behind this phenomenon and discuss the career development, financial status and social status of the four heavenly kings.
Aaron Kwok is known for his versatility and charisma. However, despite his great success in film, television and music, he was not one of the most financially well-off. This is mainly due to Aaron Kwok's focus on artistic pursuits and less involvement in commercial activities, resulting in relatively low personal wealth.
Andy Lau is a legend in the Hong Kong music scene, and his music and acting career have been extremely successful. Unlike Aaron Kwok, Andy Lau has more investment and involvement in the business sector, and he has earned considerable wealth through various business projects, so he is one of the richest kings even if he mixes the most decent.
Jacky Cheung is recognized for his musical talent and acting prowess, and his professionalism and love for music have given him a solid position in the music scene. However, similar to Andy Lau, Jacky Cheung is relatively conservative in his business investments, mainly focusing on music and acting careers, resulting in a relatively mediocre financial situation.
Dawn is a well-rounded artist who has been involved in music, film and television, business and other fields. Not only does he have a huge influence in the entertainment industry, but he also has a huge fortune through business activities, so he has become one of the worst mixed but richest kings.
The current situation of the four kings of Hong Kong reflects their different career choices and financial management strategies. The richest and poorest kings were more focused on artistic pursuits and personal achievement, and had less involvement in commercial activities, so their personal wealth was relatively low, while the poorest but richest kings were more active in business investment and reaped good returns through diversified business projects.
In order to show the financial status of the four kings more intuitively, the following is their personal wealth statistics (unit: 100 million Hong Kong dollars):
| heavenly king | wealth |
| Aaron Kwok | 15 |
| Andy lau | 40 |
| Jacky | 20 |
| dawn | 60 |
Source: Wealth HK's annual wealth rankings