(The butterfly flying around // Giant statue of Gor Gor)
April 1st is the 10th Anniversary since Leslie Cheung's death. The "Gor Fans" all over the world are flying to Hong Kong to prepare for the commemoration. They are a voice of one, conveying the message that over 10 years they have never forgotten the superstar. Today the Gor Fans gathered to witness the birth of the potentially record-breaking "largest paper crane display". Gor Gor's former manager Florence Chan (Mrs. Chan) revealed fans from all over the world made these paper cranes in hope to create a figure representing Gor Gor's birthday September 12, 1956, thus they made a total of 1,956,912 paper cranes to show the world how much fans love him.
Mrs. Chan disclosed she and HK Times Square is hosting the Miss You So Much Leslie - Exhibition, which will open for preview to the media today. The public can take a tour from March 31st to May 1st. The exhibition will have different sections highlighting Gor Gor's music, dances and films. There will also be the awards Gor Gor won before and the stage costumes Gor Gor wore before on display.
Last night at the end of the paper crane folding event, there was suddenly a wave of voices heard from the fans. It turns out everyone saw a beautiful butterfly flying in circles at the location. The butterfly was flying around for 10 minutes and eventually landed on the giant paper crane before disappearing. Fans were curious, and believed that butterfly was Gor Gor coming to support them. Whether if it was just a coincidence or not, Gor Fans were very touched.
Source: Mingpao
Translated by: aZnangel @ AsianEU Forum
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