In his early years, he left Hong Kong alone, moving to Taiwan to develop his career. The path of life was unfamiliar, but he was fortunate to receive encouragement and support from family and friends, gradually developing a strong interest in acting. He later went to China to shoot television dramas, meeting many new friends who were passionate about the performing arts, and received valuable advice from some seniors, which greatly benefited him.
Known as one of the five major film and television exhibitions in Asia, the Hong Kong Film and Television Entertainment Expo features "Television World" as one of the highlights of the expo. "Television World 2014" was grandly held yesterday at the Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Centre, and this year, for the first time, the "English Arts Award" was introduced. This award recognizes local Hong Kong artists who strive abroad, providing them with a larger platform to shine. They showcase their talents with a spirit of hard work for themselves and their careers, in Mainland China, the Greater China region, and even around the world, bringing glory to Hong Kong. The more important purpose of the "English Arts Award" is to let Hong Kong audiences and media know that there are still many talents in Hong Kong. This time, the "English Arts Award" was jointly organized by the Hong Kong Television Professionals Association and the Hong Kong Trade Development Council, receiving full support from major television media in Hong Kong.
Although Wallace Chung does not often win awards in Hong Kong, he specially took time off to rush from Beijing to Hong Kong, knowing that this award was evaluated by professional television people, and he was deeply moved by their recognition and affirmation. Naturally, he must continue to work hard and do well in every task. This time, winning the award alongside Ada Choi, with whom he had previously collaborated on a series, made him particularly happy. They have known each other for a long time and have won awards together in Mainland China. Winning an award together in Hong Kong felt especially joyful. Wallace often expresses his feelings about winning awards in Mandarin, but this time he could express his feelings in Cantonese, which made him feel particularly close!
