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Chen Jiazhen

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Chan Ka Chun is a former anchor and international news reporter at Cable News.

In 2005, Chan Ka Chun graduated from the International Degree Programme Centre of the School of Professional and Continuing Education, University of Hong Kong, earning a Bachelor of Arts (Honours) in Media and Cultural Studies from Middlesex University, London, United Kingdom. In 2004, she interned at Sing Pao Daily News and Cable News in Hong Kong, covering local news, finance, community news, and the Legislative Council election.

After graduating in 2005, she worked as a feature reporter for Apple Daily Hong Kong, and later joined Galaxy Satellite Television (now TVB Pay Vision's News Channel) under Television Broadcasts Limited (TVB) as a news anchor. She occasionally reported news for TVB Jade. In September 2006, she returned to Hong Kong Cable Television.

During her time as an anchor at Cable TV, Chan Ka Chun not only presented news but also had the opportunity to report in the field and conduct live outdoor broadcasts, writing news on Cross-Strait and international affairs. At the end of 2007, she temporarily stepped away from the screen due to gastroenteritis, taking on editing and voice-over duties for international news. In early February 2008, she briefly returned to anchor news, but on February 10, during a broadcast, she experienced sudden stomach pain, resulting in a replacement anchor for the rest of the segment, and she continued to work on international news.

On February 26, 2010, Chan Ka Chun officially left Cable News and joined Wanli Organization. She pursued a Master's degree in International Relations at the University of Hong Kong. In May 2014, she established a dessert school[1][2].

Before entering the industry, Chan Ka Chun was an amateur model, participating in photoshoots for various magazines such as Weekend Weekly, E-ZONE, Hair Mode, and the mainland China edition of Cosmopolitan, and serving as a model for many photography clubs. She attended True Light Middle School of Hong Kong for secondary education, where she served as Vice President of the Student Union during her pre-university years.

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  • Cable News Hong Kong
  • Hong Kong Cable Television

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