Renowned Hong Kong cartoonist Yim Yee-king, also known as Ah Chung, dies at 85


Renowned Hong Kong cartoonist Yim Yee-king died in Los Angeles in the early hours of Saturday, just three days after he turned 85, his family announced on Monday.

In a Facebook post on memorial page Ah Chung Studio, set up for the artist on Sunday, the family said Yim suffered sudden heart failure and died peacefully at home surrounded by his wife, daughter, son-in-law and grandchildren.

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