Anita Mui's ashes were stolen! An insider revealed that Ren Zouchaliang was the only one in the circle to lend a helping hand.
The ashes of the late Hong Kong diva Anita Mui were suspected to have been stolen. The Mui family had no way to seek help. Senior media person Pan Xiaowen revealed that only Eric Tsang offered help.
Quick Look
- The ashes of the late Hong Kong diva Anita Mui were suspected of being stolen and the case remained unsolved for nearly three months.
- The Mui family had no one to turn to for help but Eric Tsang.
- The family said it would not offer a reward and called on fans not to easily pay anyone who claims to help retrieve the ashes.
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Why It Matters
It was reported that the ashes of the late Hong Kong diva Anita Mui were suspected to have been stolen. They have not been found for nearly three months, and her family members are asking for help.
The ashes of the late Hong Kong's ever-changing diva Anita Mui were suspected to have been stolen. The case has not been solved for nearly three months, and the ashes have not yet been found.
Hong Kong senior media person Pan Xiaowen revealed during a live broadcast on his YouTube channel yesterday that the Mui family was worried that the longer the delay, the slimmer the chance of recovering the ashes. When they had no way to seek help, they used an intermediary to ask for help from Anita Mui's former friends in the circle, but only Eric Tsang offered a helping hand.
Pan Xiaowen lamented, "If you still have an impression, you should remember what I said about people leaving the tea. They contacted many people, and many of them were indifferent. Only one person knew about it and immediately asked what happened? He really wanted to understand this matter. He is a big shot in the entertainment industry."
Pan Xiaowen also mentioned that the Mei family still feels quite helpless. In addition to Zeng Zhiwei's assistance, Anita Mui's agent Wang Minhui also helped coordinate related matters. He lamented that the family members were asking for help everywhere, but not many people were willing to help.
In addition, Pan Xiaowen said that the Mei family has stated from the beginning that it will not offer a reward and does not want fans to help find the ashes in the form of a reward. He relayed the family's position. If the person who stole the ashes was asking for money, the family had stated that they would not pay any fees. He also called on fans not to pay money easily just because someone claims to help retrieve the ashes.
Open Questions
- What is the exact whereabouts of the ashes?
- What is the motive of someone who steals ashes?







