Russell Cheung Chi Hin

Biography

Russell Cheung Chi Hin was born on April 4, 1977 in Hong Kong into a middle-class family that owned a pet shop. He was educated at St. Stephen's College before joining the 9th TVB Artiste Training Course in 1995-1996. He began his acting career in television, participating in numerous TV dramas, mostly in supporting and minor roles. Cheung remained a supporting actor for many years until he gained audience attention in 2007 through his role in the drama "Ten Brothers," where he played the character "Eighth Brother who hides underground." He was a regular supporting actor used by producer Poon Ka Tak. After a 24-year career with TVB, Cheung ended his contract in March 2020, with his final works being the dramas "24 Hours of Memory Loss," "Police Officers Investigate a Major Case," and "Extraordinary Case." After leaving television, he continued his career in web dramas, appearing in works such as "Black Gold Storm," "Family Glory," "Shadow Sniper," and "Guardian of Honesty." In addition to his acting work, he is a member of the celebrity football team and occasionally participates in matches and gatherings with other stars such as Alan Tam and Chan Pak Heung.