Stanley Cheung King Shun

Biography

Stanley Cheung King Shun is a Hong Kong actor and television host born on 28 January 1981. He immigrated with his family to Vancouver, Canada at a young age after completing his first year of secondary school. He participated in a singing competition in Vancouver in 2002, and in 2003 joined the duo singing group Cheers, which disbanded less than a year later due to company issues. In 2007, he was selected as a member of TVbeople by TVB and joined that year's artist training class. He began his acting career in 2007 and gained audience recognition in 2011 through his role in the drama "When Heaven Burns." He achieved widespread fame since 2017 through his role as "Gong Yip" in the sitcom "Come Home Love: Lo and Behold," where his on-screen romance with "Xiong Ruoshui" became highly popular among viewers. He was nominated for Best Supporting Actor at the TVB Anniversary Awards 2019 for this role and won several audience-voted awards including Best Supporting Actor and Best On-Screen Partnership. He and his co-star Lui Wai Yee received tremendous fan support, with fans organizing large-scale advertising campaigns to celebrate their characters' storyline milestones.