Lee Ka-ding told to set emotional boundaries
SingTao · 1 SOURCESabout 3 hours ago2 MIN
Summary
Veteran entertainer Lee Ka-ding, 81, has been gradually regaining his spirits with the company of his younger son, Lee Wing-ho, after being deeply affected by the death of his former wife, Sze Ming. In a new video uploaded to Lee Wing-ho’s YouTube channel on August 19, the younger son took his father for a fingerprint personality analysis to better understand his psychological state. During the session, an analyst said Lee Ka-ding tends to be kind to many people and therefore needs healthier personal boundaries, warning that he could be vulnerable to emotional manipulation. Separately, Lee Wing-ho posted on Instagram after passing a preserved-meat shop in Yau Ma Tei that his late mother had loved, writing: “I miss you mom.”
Key Points
- Sing Tao reported that Lee Ka-ding was badly shaken by the death of his former wife, Sze Ming, and had recently appeared noticeably thinner
- The report said financial disputes had emerged between the twin sons, Lee Wing-hon and Lee Wing-ho, after Sze Ming’s death
- According to the report, Lee Wing-hon still had not told either his father or his younger twin brother where Sze Ming had been laid to rest
- In footage from the YouTube channel “Ho Jai ON AIR”, Lee Ka-ding appeared receptive and attentive throughout the fingerprint personality analysis session
- Lee Wing-ho said he took his father for the assessment to learn more and better understand his father’s mindset and emotional condition
Why It Matters
The episode has drawn attention because it combines a family bereavement story with an unusually public effort by a son to monitor and support an elderly parent’s emotional health. For Hong Kong readers, the report also keeps focus on the unresolved family tensions surrounding Sze Ming’s burial arrangements and the visible strain on Lee Ka-ding after her death