Michelle Yim, 56, shared photos on her social media, showing support for Louis Koo's debut as a singer. From the audience, Yim and her friends cheered and danced for over three hours during the live show. She commented, "I sang and shouted throughout the entire show, a great program from a friend I've known for 33 years."

Other TVB actors, including Ngo Ka Lok and Yiu Ying Ying, also attended the concert. Ngo Ka Lok previously worked with Louis Koo and Michelle Yim in "The Return of the Condor Heroes", where he played Guo Pa Lo.

Louis Koo and Michelle Yim. *Weibo*.

Michelle Yim's portrayal of Guo Fu, a beautiful yet impulsive and arrogant character, is memorable for cutting off Yang Guo's (Louis Koo) arm due to a misunderstanding. The 1995 series gained popularity across Asia and marked a significant point in the cast's careers.

Michelle Yim in "The Return of the Condor Heroes", a role that earned her the title "Screen's Most Beautiful Guo Fu" from many viewers, thanks to her appearance and performance. Video: *TVB*.

Michelle Yim retired from acting in 2000 to pursue other interests, particularly extreme sports. For over 10 years, she has rarely made public appearances at entertainment events. Yim was previously married to businessman Yip Kim Po, divorcing him in 2008 after his imprisonment for business misconduct. She has remained single since then. HK01 reports that the actress is wealthy, with assets totaling tens of millions of USD.

Louis Koo held two concerts last weekend in Hong Kong, fulfilling his dream of becoming a singer and connecting with his audience. On 25/8, the actor acknowledged on his social media that the show had imperfections and areas for improvement, but he felt the live show concluded beautifully, and he had given his best effort.

Andy Lau was a guest singer at Louis Koo's live show. Video: *Weibo*.

Many artists performed as guest stars alongside Louis Koo, including: Andy Lau, Jessica Hsuan, Leo Ku, Raymond Lam, and Stephen Fung. Andy Lau expressed his commitment, stating he would be there whenever Louis Koo called. Lau also commended Koo's significant contributions to the development of Hong Kong film production.

Nhu Anh