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Anita Mui died of cervical cancer on February 30th, 2003.

Anita Mui said many times in the interview that his greatest wish is to make a musical. With the gradual lifting of the ban in the Mainland, Anita Mui is also eager to hold solo concerts in the Mainland and cooperate with outstanding directors in films.

At the end of 2003, Anita Mui finally got the approval for the Beijing concert in the early spring of the following year, and at the same time joined the film "House of Flying Daggers" directed by Zhang Yimou? . However, all this came to an abrupt end in the cold winter months less than 40 hours away from the New Year and went with the wind.

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Public sacrifice funeral

At 2: 50 on February 30th, 65438, Anita Mui died of lung failure due to cervical cancer in Hong Kong Yanghe Hospital at the age of 40.

During Anita Mui's funeral in June, 5438+October, 2004, funeral committee wrote "Farewell to Hongkong's Daughter! Publish an obituary on this topic.

On June 65438+1October 10, 2004, mainland counterparts held a memorial service at Shangri-La Hotel in Beijing. On the evening of 65438+ 10/1,a public sacrifice ceremony was held in Hong Kong, and fans and celebrities from all over the world rushed to pay their respects. On the morning of 65438+ 10 12, Anita Mui's funeral was held in hong kong funeral home. Many entertainers attended, nearly 10,000 Hong Kong citizens and fans saw him off along the street, and more than 300 media reporters were present.

On the day of the funeral, the Chief Executive sent a couplet of "sound and beauty", and the Liaison Office sent a couplet of "one side", which was broadcast live by Phoenix Satellite TV, Hong Kong TVB, ATV and Hong Kong Oriental TV.

In addition, some music and film groups also sent messages of condolence to the Hong Kong Artists Association. The State Administration of Radio, Film and Television (Zhao Shi, Deputy Director of the State Administration of Radio, Film and Television, and Tong Gang, Director of the Film Bureau) commended Anita Mui for his outstanding contribution to promoting artistic exchanges between the two places.

Religious belief

At the low tide of his career, Anita Mui met the Buddha's words of Shamaba, the 14th Red Treasure Crown King of Tibetan Buddhism. Anita Mui was deeply moved and decided to convert on 1993, becoming a disciple of Buddhist laymen.

Anita Mui was devout all his life. He sang the song "Heart Sutra" in Hong Kong Millennium Red Guanyin Society, prayed for the people of Hong Kong for the new millennium, and donated the lotus pond of Zhilian Jingyuan, a Buddhist shrine in Hong Kong. After Anita Mui's death, the funeral was in accordance with Buddhist etiquette. There is a four-character plaque hanging in the mourning hall. Elder Jueguang, president of the Hong Kong Buddhist Federation, presided over the coffin-covering ceremony, and the monks performed the ceremony.

Considering Anita Mui's public morality in donating to repair the garden, Zhilian Jingyuan made an exception and made a "first seven" ceremony for it. Shamaba once pointed out that Anita Mui has a deep Buddhist origin. When he died, there was a Lama chanting scriptures beside him. His body was very peaceful, and it happened to be the "Buddha Enlightenment Day" on the eighth day of the twelfth lunar month, which was also a solemn victory for a Buddhist. Today, Anita Mui's spiritual position is located under the Tiantan Buddha on Lantau Island.

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