Anita Mui is a veritable eldest sister in the Hong Kong music scene, in addition to having a brilliant acting career, she is also chivalrous, courageous, supportive of younger generations, keen on charity, and cherishing the motherland, so she is praised as "Hong Kong daughter". But in life, she is a woman with a miserable fate, born into a very unhappy family, and has lacked love since she was a child. In terms of feelings, she longed to get married, and in the end, she could only put on her wedding dress alone before she died.
The following is the rephrased sentence: In August 2003, Anita Mui, who was in the advanced stage of her illness, did her best to take the stage of the Red Pavilion and bid farewell to her fans with a song "Sunset Song", and on August 30, 2003, at the age of 40, she said goodbye to this world. Before she knew it, she had been gone for more than 20 years, but surprisingly, her mother Qin Meijin is still alive today.
Qin Meijin was born in 1923 and is 101 years old this year, according to Hong Kong media reports, her mental state is still very good, and she can often be seen attending various public occasions with her "best friend" Huang Xiahui, and her life is very beautiful. Some netizens lamented that Anita Mui and her sister Mei Aifang are only 80 years old together, and they feel that their life span has been taken away by their mother.
Anita Mui left behind about HK$30 million to HK$35 million in assets during her lifetime, including two properties that were donated to the famous fashion designer Lau Pei-kei, who shaped her into a "variety of diva". It is worth mentioning that Liu Peiji was Anita Mui's best friend before her death, and he was responsible for Anita Mui's clothing design work from the time of her debut, and even the cheongsam that Anita Mui wore at her funeral was also designed by him.
In addition, Anita Mui also left HK$1.7 million for her sister and brother's children as an education fund. As for her mother, Qin Meijin, she can receive HK$70,000 per month from her inheritance for living. Qin Meijin was very dissatisfied with Anita Mui's inheritance distribution, and even went to court several times for this, and what was even more excessive was that once she took out Anita Mui's clothes for auction on the grounds of embarrassment.
Qin Meijin has a total of four children, the eldest son Mui Qiming, who is now in his seventies, and Anita Mui's estate has been entangled in litigation for so many years, and he is a key figure among them. In 2015, he was diagnosed with colorectal disease, and it seems that he should have recovered, two years ago, Qin Meijin published a newspaper and broke away from his mother-son contact, and then he wrote a letter of repentance to apologize, and promised to break up with the Thai identity of the other party.
Her second son, Mei Deming, died of throat disease on August 11, 2015, at the age of 62, and her eldest daughter, Mei Aifang, died of cervical disease in the early morning of August 16, 2000, at the age of 40. Her other son also died young, and it is unknown whether he died of illness.
It is said that mothers in the world will love their children, but in fact, it is not necessarily, just like Qin Meijin, perhaps "US dollars" is the biggest pursuit of her life. Anita Mui and her sister Mei Aifang have become a money-making weapon for her mother Qin Meijin since she was four years old, performing everywhere in the "Jinxia" song and dance troupe run by her mother, tossing and turning on the streets, parks, opera houses, pear garden playgrounds and other places, she dropped out of school before she finished the second grade of junior high school, and after she became famous, her mother and brother must have exploited her less.
Some netizens also said: "For an ordinary woman, when facing the situation that her man, eldest daughter, second daughter, and second son all died early, she was already depressed and sick, and it is impossible to live so long, how can she be as strong as her, and she still holds a birthday banquet, singing and dancing, I don't know how happy she is." ”
At the beginning, Anita Mui made such a will to prevent her mother from squandering and ensuring her mother's life in her old age, but now it seems that her approach was really prescient. You must know that in 2023, the median employment income of Hong Kong employees will be HK$20,500, and Qin Meijin's monthly receipt of HK$70,000 is not enough to spend.