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Wong Chi-Yeung** (English: Karel Wong Chi-Yeung, born August 1, 1967), is a Chinese-Indonesian mixed-race male actor in Hong Kong films from the 1980s to 2010s. His mother is Indonesian.

Biography

In 1988, he participated in the "Galaxy Relay Competition" organized by TVB, where he played a villain role and won first place. The following year, he began appearing in films. He once hosted "K-100" and joined the cast of the long-running variety show "Enjoy Yourself Tonight." He was formerly a triad member and was imprisoned for a few months in 1994 due to a stabbing incident, making him one of the few actors who went to jail after entering the entertainment industry.

In recent years, he has shifted his career to Mainland China and adopted the name Wong Tsz-Yeung. In 2004, during the filming of the movie "No Shooting" in Guangzhou, he suffered serious injuries while performing a rooftop fall stunt, but insisted on being discharged from the hospital to avoid delaying filming. He converted to Christianity and was baptized in 2009.

Personal Life

Wong Chi-Yeung was in a relationship with action actress Kara Wai, which ended in 1991 after she initiated the breakup. It was rumored that the breakup was due to the involvement of sexy star Pauline Chan. Kara Wai once described him as someone who "takes advantage of both money and love" and called the relationship her greatest shame.

Wong later married a foreign woman (his first wife also made a cameo in "Young and Dangerous: The Most Dangerous Battle"). After their divorce, he married Winnie Chan Chi-Man, who was an insurance executive and the ex-wife of actor Lam Chun-yin. They also divorced. In 2017, he married his third wife, BoBo, a mainland talent manager.

Filmography

Films

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Television Series (TVB)

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Television Series (ATV)

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Television Series (Others)

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