Alex Tsui Ka-Kit

Biography

Alex Tsui Ka-Kit is a Chinese actor and writer from Hong Kong, born in March 1947 and raised in Hong Kong. He joined the government in 1965 and worked in several government agencies before joining the Independent Commission Against Corruption in 1974. He was promoted to Deputy Director of Operations in 1991, becoming the first Chinese deputy director in the organization's history. He was suddenly dismissed in 1993, which sparked major controversy, and the Legislative Council opened an investigation into the reasons for his dismissal using the Privileges and Powers Ordinance for the first time. After his career in anti-corruption, he moved to the entertainment industry in 2013, winning the Best New Performer award at the Hong Kong Film Awards for the film "Cold War," making him the oldest new performer to receive this award. He has also worked in television series and TV programs, and holds various positions in sports and political organizations.