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Huang Wenyong (born 25 July 1952) is a well-loved and respected actor in Malaysia and a former Chinese teacher. He is a well-known figure in the Singapore entertainment industry. His peers and local media affectionately call him “Ah Ge”, a nickname for senior actors.
Unfortunately, on 20 April 2013, Huang Jianxiang passed away from lymphoma at the Singapore General Hospital at the age of 60, but his unforgettable performances will always be etched in the hearts of his fans.
His acting career spanned thirty-six years, from 1977 to 2013, and showcased his extraordinary screen range and versatility. From drama to comedy, he brought depth, sensitivity and natural charm to every role, endearing him to audiences.
Looking back at Huang Wei’s life, it’s not hard to see that his road to fame was fraught with challenges. He worked hard to hone his craft and strive to become famous. However, his perseverance paid off, and he eventually became one of Singapore’s most beloved and enduring actors.
While his passing is a huge loss to the entertainment industry, Wong’s legacy and contribution to Singapore culture will always be cherished and celebrated.
Singaporean actor
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| Name: | Huang Wenyong |
| stage name: | Brother |
| Date of Birth: | July 25, 1952 (60 years old) |
| place of birth: | Federal Territory of Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia |
| die: | April 20, 2013, Singapore General Hospital Building 6/7 |
| Country of Citizenship: | Chinese, Malaysian, Singaporean |
| high: | 1.65m |
| parents: | not applicable |
| Brothers and sisters: | not applicable |
| spouse: | Zheng Jinhua (?–2013) |
| Girlfriend • Partner: | not applicable |
| Children: | Nicole Ng, |
| Profession: | Actor • Television personality |
| net worth: | $15 million |
Early life and education
Huang Wenyong, a famous actor, was born on July 25, 1952 in Kuala Lumpur, the bustling capital of Malaysia. His parents are Singaporean Chinese who immigrated to Singapore in the mid-1940s. Huang Wenyong’s father is Singaporean and his mother is Chinese. Although there is not much information about his siblings and parents, it is certain that his childhood could have been smoother.
Huang faced many challenges while growing up, as his family’s financial difficulties made it difficult for him to make ends meet. While pursuing his studies, he worked various menial jobs to make ends meet. However, he did not let adversity defeat him and was determined to succeed.
Despite the difficulties during his formative years, Huang Wenyong persevered and held on to his dream. His indomitable spirit and unremitting focus eventually paid off, and he became a very successful actor in his later years.
Personal life
The late actor Wong Boon Yong was a devoted family man who was married to the charming Singaporean lady, Teh Kim Wah, with whom he had two lovely children, a daughter named Wong Nicole and a son named Wong Yun Ting. He was a staunch Buddhist and practiced devoutly throughout his life. He loved Singapore so much that he applied for citizenship and eventually received it after 27 years of residency.
However, Huang was plagued by health problems in the last few months of his life, which caused great pain to him and his family. As fate would have it, he contracted a severe stomach flu, lost 6-7 kg in weight, and had intermittent fevers. His condition worsened in November 2012 when he was diagnosed with lymphoma. He kept his illness a secret and tried to face it alone.
The public realised that Wong Boon Yong’s health was rapidly deteriorating when he appeared on MediaCorp Channel 8’s 30th anniversary drama programme. He looked visibly exhausted and the public outcry that followed was a testament to how much people loved and admired him. However, on 20 April 2013, Wong Boon Yong, the much-loved “brother” of Singapore’s entertainment industry, passed away from lymphoma at the Singapore General Hospital, leaving behind a legacy that will live on for many years to come.
Profession
Huang Wenyong’s road to fame was full of twists and turns. Before he appeared on TV screens, he was a dedicated teacher in the vibrant city of Kuala Lumpur. However, the bright prospects of Singapore were too tempting for him to resist, so with an indomitable spirit, he took the leap. At that time, he had only fifty dollars in his pocket.
Huang Guangyu arrived in Singapore in 1981 and joined the Singapore Broadcasting Corporation, where his talent and dedication made him one of the most iconic figures in local Chinese television. He played the charming love interest of the character Xiangyun in the critically acclaimed TV series The Journey of Flower. Awakening He cemented his status as a household name in Seletar robbery The 1982 award brought him further recognition.
However, Huang Wenyong’s screen partner with Zhou Chuming in the long-running TV series Don’t worry, Be happy (1996–2002) cemented his place in the hearts of Singaporean audiences. Wong’s nuanced acting skills and impeccable comedic timing made him a much-loved figure in the entertainment industry.
Although Huang Wenyong passed away at a young age, his contributions to Singapore’s cultural and artistic circles will continue to inspire future generations.
Cause of death
On 20 April 2013, Wee Boon Yong’s untimely death shocked Singapore and the world. The talented actor had been battling lymphoma, a condition he had kept secret until his death. Wee Boon Yong’s grief was compounded by a false report claiming he had terminal cancer. Despite the difficult circumstances, Wee Boon Yong’s wife and children were his strength and support through the tough times.
The news of Wong Man-yung’s passing has been met with strong reactions from colleagues and fans, many of whom are saddened by the passing of this exceptional actor and human being. The Star Awards, a major event in the Hong Kong entertainment industry, appropriately honoured Wong Man-yung’s life and legacy by observing a 30-second silence and broadcasting a special tribute programme the day after his death. Wong Man-yung’s contribution to the industry and his extraordinary talent will never be forgotten, and his legacy will continue to inspire future generations of artists and entertainers.
net worth
At the time of his death, Wong Boon Yong had an estimated net worth of $15 million. He became the most sought after actor in the Singaporean film industry. He made his fortune from scratch.
In commemoration of his death, there is a special program, Remembering Huang WenyongIt aired on 29 April 2013, and his TV show was re-run on television and online. To further commemorate Huang Shengyi, in October 2014, Madame Tussauds Singapore unveiled a wax figure of Huang Shengyi.
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Filmography
- Sunset
- When will I see you again?
- Seletar robbery
- Diamond Chase
- Army Series
- In the wilderness
- Home is where love is
- Happy trio
- Under the same roof
- Bonds
- Five Feet Away
- Awakening
