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Johnny Hui, formerly known as Hui Pok-man, is a Hong Kong actor and program host. He is one of the most prominent artists on ViuTV, nicknamed "ViuTV's Big Brother," and ranks first among male artists at his management company MakerVille. He grew up in a tenement building on Woosong Street in Jordan, Kowloon, and received football training at Kowloon Park at a young age. He attended Rui Fong Kindergarten, Catholic Wu Wah Primary School, and Catholic Wu Wah Secondary School, then studied engineering at City University of Hong Kong, where he was a key player on the university football team. After graduating in 1995, he worked in the construction industry for four years at Bao Wah Construction. In 2005, he moved to work as a program host on Cable TV's sports channel, and resigned from his engineering job in 2006 to become a full-time sports program host. He volunteered to host "2008 Cable Olympics" and was later transferred to work as a football commentator in 2010. He was sent to cover the Confederations Cup in South Africa in 2009 and performed a stand-up comedy show titled "Football Carnival" at the Kowloonbay International Trade & Exhibition Centre. He also hosted programs such as "Happy Watching Football," "Football Expert," and "UEFA Champions League Show." Due to his civil engineering background, he hosted "Dream Architecture Club" and "Space Makeover" on Cable TV's entertainment channel. He joined FOX Sports in 2016 and then ViuTV, where he caught the attention of production vice president Kam Kwong-shing and signed a contract with the channel. In 2020, he performed the song "The More I Kiss, The More It Hurts" on the music program "Chill Club" and received praise from viewers who considered his performance to be at a professional level.