黃桂林

简介

Terrence Wong Kwai Lam is a Hong Kong media personality, radio host, and public speaking trainer, born on May 16, 1959. He grew up in a family of six siblings, with his father working as a civil servant. He received his primary education in Hong Kong, attending several schools including Chung Hwa Christian Primary School and Chung Hwa Christian Cooperative College, where he served as the first student council president. He participated in Christian scout activities, drama, and debate, and received a scholarship from the Hong Kong Jockey Club. He obtained his secondary school certificate but was unable to enter a Hong Kong university. In 1976, he began hosting the radio program "Young Police Call" on Hong Kong Radio. He joined the first training class of the Hong Kong Repertory Theatre in 1977. He worked as a history teacher and discipline master at a secondary school in 1978. He traveled to the UK in 1999 to study for a diploma in social sciences, then returned to Hong Kong in 1980 to work at Hong Kong Commercial Radio. He hosted various radio programs including "Ask and Talk," "Air Club," and "Vibrant." In 1982, he began offering training courses in public speaking and radio drama. In 1987, he founded the Hong Kong Interpersonal Communication Society to promote communication skills. He joined Asia Television in 1983 to host "Asia Morning." He emigrated to Toronto in 1988 and worked at Canadian Chinese Television. He held administrative positions in Canadian television and radio stations, including Vice President of New Era TV and Vice President and General Manager of Chinese-language radio stations in Vancouver and Toronto. He co-founded a Chinese-language radio station in North America. He currently provides public speaking training for commercial and educational institutions and hosts radio programs.