Marking the 23rd anniversary of Leslie Cheung’s passing, Joey Wong shared a heartfelt video along with a collection of nostalgic photos to honor him. The touching tribute rekindled memories among fans, bringing back the warmth and legacy of the beloved star.

(Vancouver, April 2) Retired actress Joey Wong, 59, who has long stepped away from the entertainment industry and now resides in Canada, marked the 23rd anniversary of Leslie Cheung’s passing on April 1 with a heartfelt tribute. In recent years, she has devoted herself to Buddhist practice while also running a moxibustion clinic locally.

On the day, Wong shared a short video on social media expressing her remembrance. Dressed in white and wearing sunglasses, she was seen standing beside the “Leslie Cheung Memorial Bench” at Stanley Park in Vancouver. The bench was adorned with Cheung’s old photograph and flowers left by fans, while his song “Spring, Summer, Autumn, Winter” played softly in the background.

In the video, Wong sits quietly by the sea, reflecting in silence. The footage interweaves iconic scenes from the film A Chinese Ghost Story, along with nostalgic clips of the two stars together, evoking deep emotions among viewers.

She captioned the post: “Although I have never said much to you, all the memories remain in my heart.” The video ends with the words “In remembrance of Leslie Cheung,” conveying her enduring affection and respect.

The 55-second clip quickly gained traction online, drawing nearly 20,000 likes. Fans flooded the comments with emotional tributes: “April Fool’s Day has never been the same since,” “If he were still with us, he would be 70 this year,” “Death is not the end—forgetting is,” and “Forever Ning Caichen and Nie Xiaoqian.”

Wong and Cheung famously co-starred in the 1987 classic A Chinese Ghost Story, portraying Nie Xiaoqian and Ning Caichen—roles that remain timeless in the hearts of audiences.