The Different Paths of Two Hong Kong Superstars by Centaur Teenage moviegoers in Hong Kong during the 1960s were generally divided into two camps: “Fong Fong fans“ or “Po Chu fans.” Two of Hong Kong cinema’s brightest stars, Josephine Siao Fong-fong and Connie Chan Po-chu were the objects of hero worship by a multitude of fans in Hong Kong, Malaysia, Singapore, and Chinese communities around the world. more 1970 San Francisco Stage Show Connie came to San Francisco in 1970 and performed at the Grand Palace Theater from July 8th to 14th. A teenager at the time, Cindy Law has kindly agreed to share the photographs she took at the show. more Chan Fans Connie Chan was known as the Movie-Fan Princess because of her huge popularity and the extreme devotion of her fans. It is fair to say that her status in Hong Kong pop culture is comparable to that of Elvis Presley and the Beatles in the West. more