Liza Wang Soliders on Despite Illness | Friday, November 03, 2006


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[Wen Wei Po & The Sun 03/11/06]

Liza Wang Soldiers on Despite Illness

The four shows of "Golden Songs of Our Century" kicked off on Wednesday evening with a star-studded line-up including Liza Wang, Adam Cheng, Frances Yip, Suzanna Kwan, Ng Wai Kwok, Dave Wang, Annabel Lui, Fen Nei, Ron Ng, Raymond Lam and Kevin Cheng. Special guest stars on the night were Miriam Yeung and Vincy. Liza was suffering from flu, but battled on despite singing a little out of tune and off key, showing her professionalism and dedication to her work, winning the praises of all and the applause from the audience.

Relative newcomers to the stage Ron and Raymond's standards were far inferior to the veterans and as they performed their song and dance routine, the background music seemed to drown their voices or they were singing too quietly to be heard. Raymond's cap and top outfit was reminiscent of Korean star Rain and he even copied the part of his act where he took his jacket off. Raymond denies imitating Rain, explaining that he was too hot in the jacket and had to take it off.

Originally, Liza had been arranged to sing three songs and then join Adam in a rendition of "Jee Chai Han", but in the end this was reduced to just one song of "Man Shui Chin Shan Jung Si Ching" instead because of her illness. When she came onto stage, she said: "I hope you are all well, I am not so good. I hope you will forgive me as I have had a bad cold for five days now. Flu is spreading now, so everyone should be careful. My performance will not be up to scratch tonight, I am very sorry!" The audience joined in applause to support her and she tried her best in her performance, but it was not a good one and even she commented afterwards: "Haha, it was terrible!" After her song, she apologised again for just singing one song and promised to sing more in the future.

Fen Nei performed her classic song "Mui Dong Bin Wan Si" as well as some opera and suddenly burst into tears on the stage. Afterwards, she explained that seeing so many fans supporting her, she was very touched and it made her think of her parents.

Adam appeared dressed in a pirate look and as well as singing, he had Kate Tsui as his dance partner. However, maybe the presence of his wife Koon Ching Wah put him a little on edge as he seemed rather reserved during the routine, leaving a noticeable gap between him and Kate. Afterwards he smiles and denies avoiding Kate and says that there was contact between them, so his wife was watching him closely. He then went on to ask the press if they had photographed him close to Kate. When the reporters said they had, he became worried about his wife nagging him later. He then explained that his wife was there to see the atmosphere and also to see whether his dance was steamy enough and if it was not, then she would tell him to make it steamier!

Asked to comment on the news that the maid caught photographing Lydia Shum in hospital has been sentenced to four weeks in prison, Adam says that this person was probably used by someone else and was just overcome by greed, so four weeks is a sufficient penalty.

After the show, the performers cracked open the champagne backstage and when Raymond opened the bottle, he turned the bottle towards Fen Nei and sprayed her from head to toe with champagne. A rather embarrassed Raymond helped her to wipe it off, but avoided her sensitive regions. After the show, Liza immediately returned home to rest. When TVB executive Virginia Lok was asked whether Liza would be in the next three shows, she indicated that she has not received notice from Liza of withdrawl and praised her for her professionalism.

Winter_Stargirl: This is really sad that Raymond is being accused of imitating Rain ... he must've been so embarrassed ... he does look an awful lot like Rain though. And it was so cute how he accidentally wet Fen Nei, like a little child playing, ha ha!

Wish Raymond all the best with the remainder of the concert.

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