63-year-old superstar Andy Lau (affectionately known as Wah Jai) has had an illustrious career in both acting and music. However, he once faced setbacks due to investing in a film company, leading to debts of millions of Hong Kong dollars. Ultimately, under the guidance of the Thai 'White Dragon King' (Chow Chin Lam), his career took a turn for the better. Wong Jing recently shared on his personal YouTube channel about Wah Jai's past experience of allegedly being cursed and how the White Dragon King helped to break the spell.
The late White Dragon King was highly regarded among celebrities and business elites in the Chinese, Hong Kong, and Taiwan showbiz circles. Wong Jing shared anecdotes about the White Dragon King's lifetime, stating, "Actually, an experience that Andy Lau once told me about," involved a self-proclaimed psychic who visited Hong Kong. In a chance encounter at the horse races, the person boasted to Wong Jing and Eric Tsang about his abilities. Eric Tsang countered by saying, "If you're so powerful, why don't you predict the winner of this race?" The person picked a number, but that horse ended up finishing 13th, embarrassingly losing, and then quietly slipping away.
Subsequently, this person approached Wah Jai, who didn't pay much attention, regarding him as a charlatan. Unexpectedly, the person tricked Wah Jai's mother, claiming "Andy Lau's luck wasn't good and he needed something to ward off bad luck." He gave Andy's mother an anklet to give to her son. Complying with his mother's request, Wah Jai wore the anklet. Wong Jing stated, "Whether or not this is true, it's what he told me."
A few days later, Wah Jai went to see the White Dragon King. Without saying much, the master asked him to come over and cut a lock of his hair, telling him to throw it away. Then he asked if there was an anklet and insisted Wah Jai discard it too. When Wah Jai asked the White Dragon King about the situation, the master explained, "I helped you break a curse," implying that the charlatan had secretly placed a curse on him. However, Wong Jing advised people not to take it seriously, considering it just a legend, although he did admit, "These kinds of stories do exist."