Chow Yam-nam
Thai mystic
About Chow Yam-nam
Lived 1937 – 2013 (aged 76).
Chow Yam-nam (; ; 19 June 193717 August 2013), known by the honorific title White Dragon King for his claim to be an incarnation of the Taoist deity of the same name, was a Thai spiritual guru. Prior to his religious work, he reportedly repaired electronics, fixed bikes, and was a hawker. Among his devotees are Peter Lam.
Upon request, Chow blessed the 2002 film Infernal Affairs and advised the crew to change the name from The Departed to something using only three Chinese characters (Infernal Affairs in Chinese is ). Prior to the start of production for Infernal Affairs II, he recommended moving filming up to August rather than early September. In 2008, Edison Chen and Gillian Chung separately approached Chow for guidance following the anonymous release of sexual photos.
In 2010, Chow was admitted to a Bangkok hospital He and his wife had 4 daughters. Chow's daughter Pet, who was raised in the US, succeeded him and took on the name Yellow Dragon King.
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Who was Chow Yam-nam?
Thai mystic (1937-2013)
When was Chow Yam-nam born?
Chow Yam-nam was born on 19 June 1937 in Thailand.
When did Chow Yam-nam die?
Chow Yam-nam died on 17 August 2013.
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