On this day, 34 years ago, July 2, 1991 (May 21, 1991, the opera king Deng Jichen passed away. Deng Jichen was born in Nanhai, Guangdong, and was born as a broadcasting artist. He was able to create eight completely different sounds to perform humorous radio dramas, which became a sensation and won the reputation of the "King of Comedy". He spoke in Li's Voice from 12:30 noon from Monday to Saturday, and he spoke on the "Deng Jichen Comic" for more than 20 years... He was introduced to Hong Kong by Li Wo in 1950 and soon became a famous comedian in the film industry. He also recorded humorous Cantonese songs and Cantonese pop songs from time to time. The more well-known Cantonese pop songs are (chorus: Li Po Ying, Cheng Chun Mian),(chorus: Cheng Biying), etc. Deng began making films in 1950, mostly comic comedies, especially the "Two Silly" series with Xin Ma Shi Zeng. Deng Jichen starred in films such as Lost Soul Fish (1951), Cross Street (1955), Chen Mengji (1957), Two Fools in Heaven (1958), etc. Tang emigrated to Canada in 1975 and has since retired from the art scene, although he has appeared in Hong Kong films such as "I Love Evening Primrose" for many years.