Yesterday (11th) the husband of actress Xiao Fangfang, Zhang Zhengfu, died at the age of 84. His friend announced on the social network that Zhang Zhengfu, who was the CEO of ATV, is known as “Zhang Gong” in the industry, He was the second husband of the famous movie star Xiao Fangfang in the 1970s. After marriage, they both had two precious daughters.
Xiao Fangfang issued a press release today (12th) confirming her husband’s death: “Mr Zhang Zhengfu, a veteran press officer, died in his sleep at 4 am on the 11th at the age of 82. The widow, Ms Xiao. Fangfang, confirmed the news Zhang Zhengfu He is a heavy weight in the press, and also the “Dinghai Shenzhen” in Xiao Fangfang’s life. Fangfang lost her support and was very sad.
Zhang Zhengfu was diagnosed with pancreatic cancer in May. He was admitted to hospital twice and underwent a non-invasive operation to open the bile duct. His condition became serious just three days ago. His wife, daughter, son-in- law, future his son-in-law and his grandson came in the company of his family, and Zhang Zhengfu died peacefully. The funeral will be a low key private funeral. In addition, Dongwang contacted Xue Jiayan and asked if there was any connection with Sister Fanggang in the nearest row. She said: “Yes! I contact you often! It’s all about my grandson! “But when she was asked about the death of Zhang Zhengfu, she said: Say, “I have asked, but no answer!”
Zhang Zhengfu, known as “Mr. Zhang”, is a senior media manager in Hong Kong. He created the live broadcast of Chinese TV news and the news form of “anchor reporting”, and introduced satellite technology to allow Hong Kong to receive news from all over the world and participate more Prepare for the first satellite TV in Asia.
In terms of broadcasting sports events, Zhang was a member of the Olympic affairs of the World Professional Broadcasting Union, the director of Olympic affairs of the Asian Broadcasting Union, the director of the World Cup broadcasting operating organization, and one of the professional members of the Beijing Olympic Committee in 2008. After leaving the media job, Zhang taught four master’s programs in media studies at Hong Kong Baptist University in recent years. “
