Radio Television Hong Kong Honorary Award "Best Lyrics Award" (winning work: the day we live) (1990) Radio Television Hong Kong "Best Composition" (winning work: The Great Wall) (1992) Radio Television Hong Kong "Non-stop Memorial Award" (1993). 8+0993) (posthumously awarded) Hong Kong Commercial Radio's "Top Ten Supreme Composers" (1997) (posthumously awarded) Hong Kong Metro Radio's "Metro Palace Music Contribution Award" (2008) (posthumously awarded) Hong Kong Metro Radio's "Metro Palace Singer Award" (2008) (posthumously awarded)

Mr. Ka Kui Wong hates the Hong Kong music scene very much. He is regarded as a rebel leader. There are few comments.

At that time, the four kings of Hong Kong music dominated the world, and the overwhelming media coverage pushed the trend of idolatry to the peak. So fans will be crazy about idols from time to time. Ka Kui Wong is deeply dissatisfied with this blind situation, and thinks that some idols are even out of tune, but they get a group of crazy fans, which are purely created by the media. Fans often pursue idols because of their pleasing appearance, so they think this phenomenon is extremely unhealthy.

Ka Kui Wong said angrily: There is no music scene in Hong Kong, only entertainment circle!

Famous words; ~ it is eternal to play life to the end at the most brilliant time!

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As long as there is music, there will be no end of the world!

~ I am a musician, and I will respect music! If there is no music, I will die, I really will die! No way not!

~ don't sing with me when you sing, because I'm not the backup singer of karaoke.

Believe it or not, Mr. Ka Kui Wong's popularity in the entertainment circle in Hong Kong is not very good. Although he is very talented, he is too direct to offend people.