Peter Cheung Shung Tak

Biography

Peter Cheung Shung Tak is a Hong Kong singer and businessman, born on October 21, 1971. He grew up in Sha Tin Tai Wai and Mei Foo Sun Chuen in the New Territories, and was a member of his school's swimming team, winning seven gold medals and one silver medal in school swimming competitions. He also participated in singing competitions both inside and outside school. After completing his secondary education in Hong Kong in 1987, he traveled to Canada to continue his studies, attending Unionville High School and Dr. Norman Bethune Collegiate Institute in Markham and Scarborough, then enrolled at the University of Waterloo to study computer science with a minor in vocal music, completing his university studies in 1991. He returned to Hong Kong in 1993 and participated with his brother Cheung Shung Kei in TVB's New Talent Singing Contest, winning first place with the song "認錯". The brothers released the album "新.生.日" in 1993 under Wah Sing Records. The duo won several awards at the 1994 music awards ceremony. In 1996, Cheung Shung Tak moved into production work, joining TVB's music scoring department and working as a freelance music scoring director for TV dramas such as "真情", "男親女愛", and "孝感動天". He also co-hosted programs like "兒歌新天地" and "完全智力_GAME". He served as assistant director for the film "四個32A和一個香蕉少年" in 1995. He released albums with Modern Records in Taiwan after his contract with Wah Sing ended. He currently serves as president and principal of MMP Music Academy and was previously vice dean of the Christian Foundation Seminary College.