Li Yong passed away after fighting cancer for 17 months! Top 10 hosts who passed away due to illness
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The news of the death of famous speaker Li Yong came too suddenly!
On October 29, the famous producer Ha Wen posted on Weibo that her husband Li Yong passed away due to illness. It is reported that Li Yong had previously undergone 17 months of anti-cancer treatment, but finally lost to the disease and passed away on October 25. ha Wen also said sadly: I will never lose my love.
Li Yong entered CCTV in 1991 and became popular by hosting programs such as " Lucky 52", "Very 6+1", " Dream China ", etc. He also hosted the 10th CCTV Spring Festival Gala. In 2013, he left CCTV and moved to local satellite TV to host his career. Still booming.
He and his wife Ha Wen became a couple from college classmates. They gave birth to their daughter Fatimai Li in 2002. They have been in love together for 26 years and have become a model couple recognized by the entertainment industry.
When the news of Li Yong's death was exposed, netizens expressed that it was too sudden and they deeply regretted his passing. According to Yibed Love Letter, in recent years, there have been many hosts like Li Yong who have lost their lives to illness.
Xiao Xiaolin
Xiao Xiaolin was one of the first announcers at Changsha TV. After being transferred to CCTV, she became popular with "Thinking and Observation", " Focus Interview" and "Half the Sky". She is also the founder of " Today's Statement" and is known as " "Iron Beauty" died of rectal cancer on July 12, 2017, at the age of 55.
Luo Jing
In July 2008, Luo Jing, a famous CCTV host, was diagnosed with lymphoma. After a year of treatment, he died in June 2009 at the age of 48. According to Yibed Love Letter, Luo Jing entered CCTV in 1983. Hosting "Xinwen Lianbo" became popular across the country, and together with Zhao Zhongxiang and Song Shixiong, he was known as the "Three Giants in the Broadcasting Industry".
Hu Nan
Hu Nan was once a famous female anchor of Hunan Economic Broadcasting Station. She later moved to work behind the scenes as a producer and planner. She founded the "Lucky" series of Hunan Economic Television and successfully created "The Amazing Race" and "Crazy Maicard" " and other ace variety shows, she is a well-deserved strong woman in the media industry. She died of illness in 2015 at the age of 40.
Fang Jing
Fang Jing became the female anchor of the " China News " column at the age of 23, and later hosted famous columns such as " Oriental Time and Space ", "Focus Interview", and "International Observation". She died of cancer on November 18, 2015. died of illness at the age of 44.
Wang Huan
On July 3, 2013, breast cancer took away the life of 42-year-old Wang Huan (formerly known as Wang Wei), a female anchor of CCTV Movie Channel. According to Yibed Love Letter, she entered CCTV in 1994 and hosted "East, West, North, South" "China", "China Music Television" and other programs, while also working as a director and producer.
Liang Wei
Liang Wei joined Zhejiang Satellite TV in 2003 and became a popular female news anchor with programs such as "News Observation", "News Evening News", and "News Breakfast". Her dignified, steady, and bright hosting style was deeply loved by the audience, but she was jealous The beauty died of a sudden heart attack on a business trip to Shanghai in 2009 at the age of 29.
Zhang Pei
In 2011, the famous female anchor Zhang Pei died of lung cancer at the age of 55. According to Yibed Love Letter, she was admitted to Shanghai People's Broadcasting Station as early as 1976 and won the National Host Golden Microphone Award in 1991. Her representative works include Programs such as "Intimate Talk", "Half Moon" and "Evergreen Tree" have a natural and generous hosting style and a smooth voice, and are known as the "Voice of Shanghai".
Wang Tianlei
Wang Tianlei served as a host at Changchun Economic Radio and Changchun Voice of Traffic Radio . He was diagnosed with cancer in March 2012 and died on February 26, 2013 at the age of 44.
Guo Mengqiu
Guo Mengqiu graduated from Zhejiang Media College . After graduation, she entered Zhejiang Music Radio as the selector, music arranger and host of the "Morning in Love with Music" column. Before that, she had participated in "Happy Girls" "Hua Er Duo Duo" and other talent shows, but the beauty had no choice but to die. She died of sudden myocardial infarction on August 1, 2012, at the age of only 25.
