Chasing Star
Director Yuen Tak
2026-04-01
Renowned Hong Kong action director Yuen Tak, a member of the Yuen’s Seven Little Fortunes, reflected on his early training years, when his master provided food, accommodation, and martial arts instruction while disciples were expected to demonstrate lifelong loyalty and respect. Beginning training at 6 a.m. and continuing until 10 p.m. each day, the rigorous discipline laid the foundation for his nearly four-decade career in action choreography. Director Yuen shared that he never initially intended to become a director, but gradually stepped into the role through years of experience and continuous learning in action design.
In recent years, Director Yuen travelled to Sichuan to study the traditional art of Sichuan Opera face-changing. As the symbolic meanings of traditional masks can be challenging for overseas audiences to understand, he creatively incorporated familiar characters such as the Monkey King, Doraemon, Spider-Man, and pandas into his performances. Through this innovative approach, he aims to bring traditional Chinese performing arts to North America and foster greater appreciation for Sichuan Opera culture. Watch the full interview now to learn more about his filmmaking stories!
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Moon Lau
2026-03-23
Moon Lau will soon return to Vancouver and Toronto as a performing guest for the “TVB Fairchild Fans Party.” Despite her busy schedule, she hopes to find time to catch up with friends. In “The Queen of Castle”, Moon takes on the role of a stepmother for the first time — a major breakthrough in her career. To bring authenticity to the character, she put in extensive preparation and sought advice from friends who are mothers, gaining deeper insight into how to portray and balance the role. The experience also led to meaningful personal reflection.
Since entering the industry in 2013, Moon has grown steadily, continuously pushing her boundaries. She has also stepped out of her comfort zone to pursue her long-time passion for singing. Curious about what surprises Moon has in store for her Canadian fans? Watch the full interview now!
Moon Lau in What's On
Johnathon Wong
2026-03-17
Multi-talented singer-songwriter Jonathan Wong recently performed as a guest at the “49th annual 2026 Bridge to S.U.C.C.E.S.S. Gala,” bringing energetic songs and dance performances in support of the charity event. Having been based in Vancouver for the past two years, Jonathan released a short drama series last year and is planning to launch a film version this year. Jonathan has long maintained a close partnership with Fairchild Media Group, and several scenes in the film were shot at Fairchild TV and Fairchild Radio. The story, centered around the Miss Chinese Pageant, is something Jonathan hopes will not only be shown in North America, but also reach audiences around the world, sharing the story of Miss Chinese Pageant with a global audience. Want to hear some behind-the-scenes stories from the filming? Revisit the interview!
Johnathon Wong in What's On
Simon Au
2026-03-17
Hong Kong singer Simon Au recently visited Vancouver and Toronto for the first time to hold concerts, connecting with overseas fans up close. He also shared how much he enjoys Canada’s weather. Simon began his career as an impersonator of Leslie Cheung, whom he deeply admires and respects. While some feel his singing style is similar to Leslie’s, Simon believes every artist can gradually develop their own unique voice and style.
Over the years, he has remained dedicated to pursuing his dream of becoming a singer. Although he often takes on other work, music continues to be the most important part of his life. Want to know what’s next for Simon? Watch the full interview now!
Simon Au in What's On
Stephen Au
2026-03-12
Multi-talented performer and stage producer Stephen Au has recently settled in Vancouver with his wife and was invited to serve as a judge at the finals of the “Miss Chinese Vancouver Pageant.” He shared that he has adapted well to the city’s pace of life. After years of working in the fast-paced environment of Hong Kong, the slower lifestyle in Vancouver has given him more personal space, allowing him to focus on his creative work.
He also revealed plans to bring some of the stage productions he performed in Hong Kong to Vancouver, while developing new works inspired by local stories to share untold aspects of the city with audiences. Curious about what’s next for Stephen? Watch the full interview now!
Stephen Au in What's On
Wing Lam
2025-12-16
1987 Miss Hong Kong Third Runner-up Wing Lam recently visited Vancouver, where she was invited to host a charity event and took part in a television interview. During the interview, Wing shared with Canadian audiences her journey and reflections from participating in the Miss Hong Kong pageant, recalling the responsibilities and personal growth that came with earning the Third Runner-up title, and how the pageant stage shaped her life path in the years that followed.
In addition, Wing introduced her published works, using her writing to convey female empowerment and positive energy, inspiring others to grow with confidence and become the best version of themselves. To learn more about her wellness tips, recent updates, watch the full interview now!
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Fai Chi Tam
2025-11-12
This year's Miss Chinese Pageant has specially invited “Midlife Sing & Shine” popular singer FC Tam to perform as a special guest in both Vancouver and Toronto. FC shared that while he had teammates accompanying him during his last visit, coming to Canada alone this time feels completely different. Making his debut as a guest performer at a beauty pageant, he joked that he’d even be happy to take on the challenge of dancing if asked!
Want to hear more about the behind-the-scenes stories of his new song and TV drama? Watch the full interview now!
Fai Chi Tam in What's On
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Kat Chau
2025-10-28
The champion of “Midlife, Sing & Shine”, Albert Chau Kat Pui, recently concluded his three-city Canadian tour, “Fairchild Mid-Autumn Celebration Dinner 2025,” sharing a warm and joyful festive celebration with his fans.
Kat expressed that Canadian fans were incredibly passionate — even more enthusiastic than those in Hong Kong — and he looks forward to returning soon to hold another concert. Despite his tight schedule, Kat said he thoroughly enjoyed every moment of the journey. Once he gets into performance mode, he never wants to stop, and being able to bring heartfelt music to his audience gives him a great sense of fulfillment.
Curious about the creative story behind Kat’s latest song, “The Moment You Turn Off Your Phone”? Watch the full interview now!
Kat Chau in What's On
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Mandy and Johnson
2025-10-22
Hong Kong actors Mandy Wong and Johnson Lee recently came to Canada to hold a charity concert — marking their first collaboration in ten years. The duo prepared an exciting lineup of performances for the Vancouver audience: Johnson captivated the crowd with a medley of classic hits delivered in his signature humorous style, while Mandy wowed everyone with her energetic singing and dazzling dance moves. She even stepped off the stage to interact closely with fans, creating a lively and unforgettable atmosphere filled with cheers, laughter, and warmth.
Mandy and Johnson first became close friends after working together on the TV drama “Just Love II” in 2008. Johnson took great care of Mandy during filming, which strengthened their bond both on and off screen. When asked about his boy group “Hey Brother,” Johnson joked that if he were to perform with them on stage, all the members must join — otherwise, they’d get upset! Want to hear more of their funny stories and behind-the-scenes moments?
Don’t miss their exclusive interview, full of laughter, friendship, and heartfelt memories.
Mandy and Johnson in What's On
Ann Hui
2025-10-08
Renowned Hong Kong director Ann Hui recently visited Vancouver to attend a sharing session and sit down for an exclusive TV interview. Widely regarded as one of Hong Kong’s most influential filmmakers over the past two decades, Ann is also the only director to have won the Hong Kong Film Awards’ “Best Director” title six times.
As she grows older, Ann admits that her pace has slowed down compared to her earlier years, when she was fully devoted to filmmaking. Nowadays, she hopes to inspire the younger generation by sharing her creative journey and experiences in the film industry.
During the sharing session, Ann revisited several of her most representative works, offering the audience deeper insights into her approach to storytelling across various genres. Curious about Ann’s thoughts on the current state of Hong Kong cinema? Watch the full interview now!
Ann Hui in What's On
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