Andy Lau is a Hong Kong actor and singer-songwriter.
The 62-year-old man has had an illustrious career, was called one of the “Four Heavenly Kings” of Cantopop in the 1990s and even won a record-breaking 444 music awards by 2006.
He is so popular that he has his own Madame Tussauds Wax figure in Hong Kong. His image was captured in a life-size version in a suit.
Unfortunately, not all fans respected his image. According to the host Spencer Leung in the show Live spiritual contact, The zipper on Andy Lau’s wax figure was pulled down by anonymous visitors. This is said to have happened several times in recent years.
In the end, they always want to touch them and often start pulling down the zippers.
— Spencer Leung
While the statue itself is made primarily of wax, it wears regular clothing that can be put on and taken off as usual. The museum allows visitors to touch the exhibit’s body, but probably didn’t expect them to “molest” it.
The moderator advised the visitors to show more respect to the image of the Cantopop king, since they did not need to be curious about what was underneath the fabric anyway.
There’s nothing underneath.
— Spencer Leung
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