kids are good enough" for The Family Planning Association of Hong Kong. Wong hosted several TV programs, mostly interviews or talk shows oriented towards adults, on both TVB and ATV. One of the talk shows called "Off-guard Tonight" (今夜不設防), co-hosted by Wong and his close friends Chua Lam and Ni Kuang on ATV, is particularly remembered. As a singer, he is a tenor with 2.5 octaves in chest voice due to him being a heavy smoker. Due to his narrow vocal range, he only released one album despite being a keen singer. In the 1990s, Wong's creative works became less popular, and many entertainment companies featured fewer of Wong's songs. Some TV shows hosted by Wong were also unpopular. Wong decided to return to Hong Kong University to get a doctorate degree in Hong Kong popular culture. His dissertation essay is now in the library of Hong Kong University. On 24 November 2004, Wong died at the Union Hospital in Hong Kong. His funeral was a low-key family funeral as per his wishes. Hong Kong citizens reflected on his career and accomplishments during this time. In the following days, the news of his death became the primary media headline in Hong Kong, and his compositions were played throughout the week. A remembrance ceremony took place at Hong Kong Stadium, with over 15,000 attending this ceremony. Personal life Wong was officially married twice, but had three notable relationships. He had three children with his first wife, singer Wah Wa. Their sons were Wong Yue-hon (黃宇瀚) and Wong Yue-man (黃宇文). Their marriage ended while Hua Wa was pregnant with their only daughter, Ursule Wong (黃宇詩). Wong once said the most important love of his life was Eunice Lam, a writer whom he lived with from 1976 to 1990, but did not marry. Lam was also a radio host, and was the sister of Richard Lam, a Cantopop lyricist. Lam died from cancer in 2018. Wong's second marriage was to his long-time assistant, Winnie Chan, until his death, but she was never seen with him in public. Important works in lyrics It's a Small World (世界真細小) Chinese adaptation Below the Lion Rock (獅子山下) The Bund of Shanghai (上海灘), theme song from TV series The Bund (1980) All Kind Sentiments (萬般情), theme song from TV series The Bund II (1980) Shanghai Beach of the Dragon Tiger Battle (上海灘龍虎鬥), theme song from TV series The