Hugo Wong Tsz Hang

Biography

Hugo Wong Tsz Hang is a Hong Kong actor and television host, born on 28 June 1982. Originally named Wong Tsz Hang, he grew up in the Tuen Mun district of the New Territories and attended Long Kong School and Buddhist Lam Chi Wai Secondary School. He was active in school athletics and won the school athletics championship for four consecutive years. He also joined a football team and won the Hong Kong youth football championship. After graduating in 1999, he enrolled in TVB's 16th Artiste Training Class and graduated in 2000. He initially hosted the programme Leisure & Man and spent many years in minor roles. He became known for playing co-pilot Chung Sai Pui in the drama Triumph in the Skies in 2003 and reprised the role in the sequel in 2013. In 2014, he played a villain in Of Snakes and Honours and was nominated for Favourite TVB Most Improved Male Artiste at the Malaysia Awards. He received the same nomination in 2015 for Divas in Distress and made it to the top three. In 2017, he took his first second-leading role in Recipe of Life and delivered a notable performance as a villain in The Exorcist's Meter. In 2020, he played an Airport Security Unit commander in Airport Strikers and was nominated for Best Supporting Actor. In 2021, he portrayed a Muay Thai boxer in The Ringmaster and reached the top five for Best Supporting Actor. He suffered from panic attacks in 2019 due to stress and scandals, and currently participates in tennis activities with fellow artists.