According to Hong Kong media reports, actor Zhou Huimin 's father-in-law, writer Yi Shu's brother, and literary giant Ni Kuang passed away on the afternoon of July 3 at the age of 87.
Mr. Ni Kuang’s friend, writer Shen Xicheng , was the first to post to reveal the unfortunate news. He first posted: "It is rumored that Ni Kuang passed away, but it is unknown whether it is true or not." An hour later, he posted again: "Brother Ni left this afternoon!" to confirm. There were rumors about Mr. Ni Kuang’s death. Many netizens and book fans expressed their condolences in the comment area.
reported that in 2019, when Ni Kuang participated in an event, he revealed that he had skin cancer . He had seen 7 doctors, 3 of whom said it was cancer , and 4 said it was eczema. , and was finally diagnosed as malignant. Tumors, skin cancer.
He also said that he suffers from more than a dozen diseases, large and small, which have tortured him for decades. The tumor on the leg is as big as the palm of the hand and often becomes ulcerated and inflamed. The doctor once suggested that he undergo surgery and receive chemotherapy, but he openly expressed that he wanted to "die together" with the disease and rejected the doctor's suggestion. The
report only revealed that Ni Kuang was sent to the hospital due to symptoms of physical discomfort recently, but the specific cause of death has not been disclosed yet. Son Ni Zhen and daughter-in-law Zhou Huimin did not respond.
Although Ni Kuang has stopped creating in recent years, he still appears in the public eye from time to time.
In June last year, Feng Shui master Zhao Jiabao shared a photo of him celebrating his birthday with Ni Kuang and his wife. This is also the latest photo of Mr. Ni Kuang that can be found online.
Mr. Ni Kuang has a smile on his face and looks very healthy. When taking a group photo, he not only leaned toward his wife, but also put his hand on the armrest of his wife's seat, which shows how loving the couple is on weekdays.
In 2020, Ni Kuang participated in the "Want to Create Your Future" writer funding program event, appeared publicly and spoke out, and looked in high spirits.
Ni Kuang and his wife Li Guozhen got married in 1959 and had a son and a daughter after their marriage. The son is Zhou Huimin's husband, writer and radio host Ni Zhen, who was born in 1964 and retired early when he was 30 years old; the daughter Ni Sui was born in 1960 and is low-key. According to sources, Ni Kuang is particularly doting on her daughter.
The relationship between Ni Zhen and Zhou Huimin has twists and turns. When Ni Kuang was interviewed, he revealed that he had cheated on his wife when he was young. Li Guozhen proposed divorce, but he did not agree. After that, he never made a mistake again and guarded his wife wholeheartedly.
Some friends disclosed the computer desktop at Ni Kuang’s home. It turned out to be a loving photo of himself and his wife when they were young. This is so romantic!
Ni Kuang was born on May 30, 1935. Together with Jin Yong, Huang Zhan and Chua Lam2, he is known as the "Four Great Talents in Hong Kong". His works have a wide range of themes, including detective, science fiction, gods and monsters, martial arts, romance and other styles. He has created serials for 12 newspapers at the same time. Among them, the "Wesley" series and the "Yuan Zhenxia" series are the most widely known. Martial arts novels are represented by " Six Finger Qin Demon ". He also ghost-wrote part of " Tian Long Ba Bu " for Jin Yong.
In addition, Ni Kuang has also created more than 300 movie scripts. In 1972, Ni Kuang participated in the screenwriting work of the kung fu movie "Fist of Fury", tailoring the classic image of "Chen Zhen" for Bruce Lee.
From 1989 to 1990, he co-hosted the program "Undefended Tonight" with Huang Zhan and Cai Lam.
Mr. Ni Kuang is open-minded by nature and takes life and death very lightly. When interviewed, he once said, "Everyone will die, even if he dies at the age of 25 or 85, it is the same." He also believed that life is full of various quotas, and many quotas are used up unknowingly, so he will not be able to survive in his later years. I no longer create. “It’s not that I don’t want to write, but that I can’t write and have used up all my writing quota.”
