資料來源Sources & References

Obituary of Tung Mo Chieh — his identity (born Shum Kwan-fai), arrival in Hong Kong in 1959, readings for James Wong (黃霑), Ni Kuang (倪匡) and Ma Wing-shing (馬榮成), the introduction-only rule and the up-to-a-year wait.

Feature on the Shanghainese fortune teller — the Li Ka-shing "went to him every year" account (told in-source as hearsay), and the 1985 client who, giving only her maiden name, was told she'd marry a man surnamed Mui, the exact age gap, and have a son the next spring.

董慕節 entry — the late-life fee: 後輩麥玲玲 states a single 流年 reading cost HK$68,000（六萬八千元）, the source for "tens of thousands."

Obituary — 黃霑's "字字準確", the twelve hand-copied books and abacus method, and the introduction-only / one-year wait, per veteran journalist 鄭明仁.

The Ni Kuang (倪匡) reading — Tung first pinned his exact birth minute (12:37), then read his 六親 with reported 100% accuracy, including a friend surnamed 查 (查良鏞 / 金庸).

黃霑's "字字準確" and the "一母一母又一母" (three mothers) anecdote; cartoonist 黃玉郎 describing Tung's accuracy as "like a god."

The original column quoting 黃霑's handwritten letter praising the reading years later — "命紙收益，抵到爛".