2024-02-03 20:37:05
The Australian Consulate General in Hong Kong posted a post on Facebook yesterday, saying that Ha Guorong was born in Gympie, Queensland. He moved to Hong Kong in 1988 to pursue his dream of Cantonese pop music and later became one of the most well-known Cantonese foreign actors in the Hong Kong television industry. The consulate announced his death. Deeply saddened.
Miss Liang, Mr. Ho’s manager, came to the scene early yesterday morning to find out more. She revealed that Mr. Ho had completed his contract with Shaw Brothers in 2022. He was a freelance artist during his lifetime, and most of his family members lived in other places. The widower handed over Mr. Ho’s life at regarding 4 o’clock yesterday morning. After the body was taken away, Liang watched it off with his hands clasped together and his expression solemn.
In recent years, multiple attacks have caused depression following the death of a pet dog.
In an interview with a magazine in June 2020, Ha Guorong said that he had suffered from severe arrhythmia for 3 to 4 years. He underwent surgery at the end of 2017, and later had multiple surgeries due to side effects. The two surgeries cost 700,000 yuan. The time has not yet been paid off. In an interview in March 2021, he said that many of his beloved dogs had passed away in the past three years, which made him sad and depressed, and he needed time to heal.
It is understood that Ha Guorongyuan and his wife lived in Tai’aomen Village for more than 10 years. His wife passed away regarding three months ago. Ha felt lost and moved to another unit in the same village. He last communicated with his sister-in-law via text message last Wednesday (January 31). His sister-in-law contacted him once more the next day, but received no reply. He went to his residence the night before to find out. The lights were on except in the bedroom, and his sister-in-law opened the door with the key. He was found unconscious in his bedroom. The police found charcoal ash, lighters and wine bottles at the scene, but no suicide note.
Ye: Liu Junjiang’s charcoal burning has an “infectious” effect
Yip Siu-fai, director of the Hong Kong Jockey Club Suicide Prevention Research Center at the University of Hong Kong, said that the death of former anchor Liu Chunjiang from burning charcoal last month was “contagious”. He said that many of those who seek shortcomings by burning charcoal have suffered financial difficulties, health and other major blows. He Guorong also faced the death of his partner earlier. “All kinds of things add up to have a great impact.” However, ordinary middle-aged men worry regarding making others feel weak. , ask for less help. He said that when people are facing low moments, they can learn to accept their own problems and find ways to deal with them. More importantly, they need to know how to “change their minds” and take the initiative to seek help. He called on everyone to take the initiative to care regarding the people around them.
Chan You-kai, Chair Professor of the Department of Psychiatry, Faculty of Medicine at the University of Hong Kong, said that if you notice that your friends habitually view things with negative thoughts when they are depressed, or always attribute misfortune to “your own fault” first, you may be suffering from depression. “Signal”; at this time, if there is someone around you who is willing to listen to his complaints, it will be of great help, and he can also encourage the other person to seek medical treatment in a timely manner.
suicide prevention helpline
■”Emotional Communication” mental health support hotline: 18111
■Lifeline: 2382 0000
■Samaritan Suicide Prevention Society: 2389 2222
■Social Welfare Department: 2343 2255
■Caritas Xiang Qingxuan: 18288
■Life hotline: 8100 8012
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