Mary Cheung Shares Australian Rose Garden, Visits Ex-Husband’s Grave
SingTao · 1 SOURCESabout 4 hours ago4 MIN
Summary
Mary Cheung (張瑪莉), often described as a “legendary Miss Hong Kong,” recently visited a cemetery in Australia to pay respects to her former husband Lee Chung-sum (李忠琛) on his birthday. She also shared a video showing the red-brick detached house where she stays in Australia and a European-style private rose garden filled with blooming flowers. In her social media message, Cheung said the family misses Lee deeply, prayed that he rest in the Lord, and wrote that they would meet again one day. The footage also offered a glimpse into her semi-retired routine, including gardening, breakfast on the deck and upcoming gospel and evangelistic work
Key Points
- In the video, Cheung wore a pink cap, a red-and-white striped shirt and a pink polka-dot shawl while walking in light rain through her garden
- She said the rain meant she could not spray pesticide on the roses, then introduced pink, dark red and peach-orange blooms in the garden
- Cheung said the roses were growing larger and joked they were becoming so beautiful that there was nothing more to say about them
- The Australian property shown in the footage is a red-brick detached house surrounded by lawns and trees, with a wooden deck and white wrought-iron furniture
- She said she sometimes eats breakfast on the deck overlooking the garden, and decorates a tall pine tree there as a Christmas tree
Why It Matters
For Hong Kong readers, the story renews attention on Cheung’s long public image as a former beauty queen whose life has spanned hardship, celebrity, family loss and religious devotion. It also shows how public figures increasingly use personal videos and social media posts to share private remembrance, home life and faith with audiences in a direct way