How is BEYOND's third son now?

Although Ka Kui Wong has passed away, his music and spirit still affect many people! Beyond's other members, Huang, Huang and Huang, also inherited their legacy and released many albums in the name of the band, including Ka Kui's unpublished works before his death. In addition, the pain of Ka Kui Wong's death promoted the post-transcendence music style to become more rock! Closer to Beyond's true colors!

During 1994, the singers of Rolling Stone Records (including Beyond member Huang, Huang, Huang, Huang) held a "Have a nice day" concert as a tribute, and the record company released a commemorative album of this concert.

1996, Funky Funky, a famous Japanese drummer, and some famous domestic rock musicians * * * recorded a music collection "Asian Drum Soul", in which Memories was a pure music performance in memory of Ka Kui Wong.

In 2003, at Beyond's concert to commemorate the 20th anniversary of the band's founding, the organizer made Ka Kui "appear" in front of the audience through a projector. Although the image was not clear, the audience was moved.

On June 8, 2005, Hongkong Post launched a series of stamp products of "Hong Kong Pop Singers", and Ka Kui Wong became one of the singers who won this honor and were issued with stamps.

In 2007, Radio Television Hong Kong filmed a commemorative special "The Immortal Legend: Ka Kui Wong" for it, which was broadcast on TVB Jade Channel on June 26th, 2008. Since then, Radio Television Hong Kong and Hong Kong Commercial Radio have also broadcast programs commemorating Ka Kui Wong.

In 2008, Huang organized a series of commemorative activities (including publishing commemorative books, holding commemorative concerts, symposiums, exhibitions, charity auctions of figure toys, etc.) to commemorate the 0/5th anniversary of the death of his second brother.

In June, 2009, Sugar-coated Cultural Records Company published a commemorative album "Growing Up Listening to Your Songs-To Ka Kui" to commemorate the16th anniversary of Ka Kui Wong's death, which was also the first music album that mainland musicians collectively paid tribute to Ka Kui Wong and beyond.