That's not true. Half-life fate is afterlife fate. This song existed before Anita Mui died. It was not until Anita Mui died that Andy Lau sang this song in memory of her.

The half-life fate (sung by Andy Lau) that is widely rumored now is actually Andy Lau's classic old song "The Destiny of the Next Life". The afterlife comes from the album "The Afterlife" released by Andy Lau 1999.

The afterlife was written by Hu Weili. The afterlife is the Mandarin version of Days Together, because Days Together (Cantonese) is the theme song of the movie "Supreme II Will Rule the World Forever", which has a good response. Considering the demand of the mainland market, the Chinese version of the afterlife was filled in.

The afterlife is more about expressing Andy Lau's sadness and boredom at the early death of his friend. Life is short, and many beautiful things have disappeared before people cherish them. Some people are just passers-by in life, and some people are always destined.

It also expresses the sincere friendship between Andy Lau and Anita Mui. Similarly, Andy Lau said that Anita Mui was more of an honest good friend in his heart.