On March 2, 2008 (January 25, 2008 in the lunar calendar), a memorial service for Shen Dianxia was held at Hong Kong Hongkan Stadium. Shen Dianxia Shen Dianxia (born in 1945 in Shanghai, China) was born in a famous family and later moved to Hong Kong to develop. Famous Hong Kong actor and host. He is nicknamed "Fat Fat" and "Happy Fruit" because of his abnormally plump figure and his optimism and love to laugh in front of others. His appearance is also famous for his hairstyle that remains unchanged over the years and he often wears a pair of black-rimmed glasses with a slight point upwards. He went to Hong Kong in 1958 and became famous as a child star in "One Peach Tree, Thousand Red Flowers" in 1960. After that, he starred in countless films. Although most of them were supporting roles, his comedy performances were household names and became a box office winner. In the 1970s, she also formed a "Couples Choir" with Luo Wen, and formed a high-quality female voice group "Four Golden Flowers" with Wang Mingquan, Zhang Delan (the early Zhang Yuanyuan) and Wang Aiming. He also went to Singapore to shoot a TV series, which was also very popular. In the 1970s, he formed a team called the "Silver Mouse Team" with Zhang Chong, Chen Ziqiang, Chen Hao, Deng Guangrong, Qin Xianglin, Xie Xian, etc., and became popular in Hong Kong and Taiwan. Fei Fei started her screen career at the age of 15. She has been in the industry for more than 40 years. She has filmed nearly 100 films and television dramas. She has hosted Hong Kong's ace variety show "Happy Tonight" for 20 years. She is Hong Kong's first gold medal female emcee. His cordial, lovely, open-minded, kind and humorous image won the reputation of "Hong Kong pistachio" and was selected as Hong Kong's "International Children's Ambassador". But what is more deeply rooted in the hearts of the people is her emcee style, which is humorous and relaxed, and unique, making her a pillar of the wireless longevity variety show "Happy Tonight". In November 2007, TVB celebrated its 40th anniversary, and Fei Fei was awarded the "Thousand Star Star Performing Arts Award". In April 2008, the 27th Hong Kong Film Awards posthumously awarded Fei Fei's "Professional Spirit Award".