Cheuk Wai Man

Biography

Cheuk Wai Man is a Hong Kong actress and television host, born on July 24, 1971. She began her career in the early 1990s as a host on Cable TV's movie channel. In 2002, she joined Asia Television (ATV), where she hosted various entertainment programs and acted in several TV dramas. In 2004, she suffered an ear injury while filming "My Date with a Vampire III: The Eternal Kingdom" in Panyu, when her ear was damaged by a sound explosion during a gunfight scene, but she was not compensated because she was not insured according to regulations. Her suffering continued for four years and led to depressive symptoms. In 2008, she sued Asia Television and won the right to compensation. In 2009, she ended her work contract with ATV. In 2012, she founded a charity organization called "Happy Channel". She has appeared in numerous films including "The Tuen Mun Rapist," "Chung Mo Yem," "New Police Story," and "Crossing Hennessy." She won the Hong Kong Short Film Competition award in 2012 for "Indigo" and received the Best Micro Film award at the First Dalian International Micro Film Festival in 2016. In 2017, she hosted "Hong Kong Taste Legends" on Fantastic TV.