Coco Lee’s fans turn up at memorial park to mark late singer’s ‘birthday’


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Birthday wishes from Coco Lee's fans hung on a tree at Wuhan Shimen Peak Memorial Park. Photos: Coco Lee Fanclub Taiwan/Facebook, Coco Lee/Facebook

Coco Lee’s fans from around the world gathered in the Chinese city of Wuhan on Jan 17, as they marked the late Mandopop star’s first “birthday” since her death in July 2023.

The Hong Kong-American singer died at the age of 48 on July 5, 2023, and her ashes were interred at the Shimen Peak Memorial Park in her mother’s ancestral home town of Wuhan.

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