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Vincent Wan Yeung-Ming is a Hong Kong film and television actor and former TVB artist. His original name is Chi Chi-Cheng, and his stage name "Yeung-Ming" was given to him by director Ringo Lam at the beginning of his career. He was born in Macau and grew up in the old quarter on Guan Yeet Street, living above the "Shing Kee Restaurant," before moving to Hong Kong after 1967. He studied at San Shan Catholic School in Taipa and later at St. Joseph's School in Coloane. After completing primary school at Government Primary School in 1970, he worked with his father in a hardware store as a metalworker. He also worked as a security guard at a nightclub in Tsim Sha Tsui. He entered the film industry in 1988 after being discovered by director Ringo Lam and the Nan Yan brothers. Ringo Lam cast him in his first lead role in the film "Yong Chuang Tian Xia," followed by "Ban Wo Chuang Tian Ya" alongside Chow Yun-fat and Cherie Chung. He joined TVB and later ATV as an artist in 1990. He retired from the entertainment industry after 2005 and has been primarily engaged in business since 2007 due to hepatitis caused by work fatigue. He invested in funeral businesses and restaurants in Macau and Hong Kong. He won the "Best Actor" award at the First Dalian Micro-Film Festival in China in 2016 for his role in the film "Ai. Ni Dong Ma?" He is also a member of the Hong Kong celebrity soccer team.