Tsui Wing: Accumulate Little by Little @ 《TVB Weekly》 Issue 786

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Before entering the industry, Tsui Wing was a delivery driver with a good income. Because of the economic crisis in 1997, his company closed down, so he applied for TVB's Assistant Screenwriting-Directing Class, but was not accepted; however, he was accepted into the Acting Class.

2002's "Blade Heart" was the first time in which Tsui Wing's character was in the series bible (a series bible, used internally, contains the story synopsis, character introductions, character relationships, and other information).

When Jonathan Chik approached Tsui Wing about "When Heaven Burns", he told him that there was a shirtless scene, and that the series would be filming in a month. Thus, in the end, Tsui Wing used a month to get fit by jogging and dieting, losing 16 pounds in one month.

Personal Note: Nice to see TW gaining more prominent roles! Hope that more and more people not only recognize him for his characters, but also know him by his real name! :)

Funny how the reporter mentioned that she had no recollection of TW in "Dance of Passion" because the character who stood out the most back then was six-pack Kenny Wong! :P

*Credits to cat7115_yeah---惡魔貓貓

"Master of Play" Sand Painting 1

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塞翁失馬，焉知非福，只不過是那些逃避現實的人，用來安慰自己的廢話，失去就是失去，失去的東西不會再出現，上天不會因為你失去重要的東西，而特別眷顧你。

'The old man lost his mare, but it all turned out for the best'. It's just idle talk used by those who avoid reality to comfort themselves. A loss is a loss. Things that are lost will not appear again. The heavens will not specially care for you just because you lost something important.

"When Heaven Burns" Theme Song (Live Version)

FYI: Paul Wong is the original singer of the theme song; however, this live version was performed by Hoffman Cheng and Tsui Wing.

Personal Note: Hoffman has a lot of stage experience, so not surprised that he did a commendable job performing the song. :)

Weird seeing TW 'rock out'...love him! :D

*Credits to hoffmanjamescheng

Pictures from 1998's TVB 13th Acting Class

Back Row: ?, Raymond Lam, Mat Yeung, Wong Chun Sun, Tsui Wing
Middle Row: Jones Lee, Hui Ming Chi, Anson Leung, Ka Chun, Raymond Chiu, Bond Chan
Front Row: ?, ?, ?, Meini Cheung, Tavia Yeung, Olivia Fu, Anna Yiu

Personal Note: The pictures with Evergreen Mak and Flora Chan in them are from 1998's "ICAC 25th Anniversary Special", as I actually have that programme on VHS. :D The students were backup dancers and playing minor roles in the ICAC skits. :)

Interview @ TVB Zone Clip (100315)

Interview @ "Buzz Stop" Clip (122115)

*Credits to appledaily, Anna Yiu Kai Sin's Facebook, and taviayeung.com

Green Leaf - Tsui Wing

綠葉篇 - 徐榮

Artiste Name: 徐榮 Tsui Wing
Date of Birth: August 7, 1974
Height: 183cm
Origin: Northeast China, Shandong
Marital Status: Married
Family Members: Wife and a son born in February 2007
Interests: Martial arts, heavy-metal rock, and soccer

Tsui Wing graduated from TVB's 13th Acting Class in 1998. Many graduates from that year are more known in TVB. Graduates who are still active include Tavia Yeung, Raymond Lam, Mat Yeung, Meini Cheung, Jones Lee Chung Hei, David Do, Wong Chun Sun (Ken in "Forensic Heroes I & II"), Hui Ming Chi, Raymond Chiu, and Bond Chan. Non-active graduates include Anson Leung (in movies), Olivia Fu (in/was in children programmes), Anna Yiu, and Ka Chun (now enrolled in Beijing's Acting School). During his interview for TVB's Acting Class, Tsui Wing performed martial arts, Nan Quan (South Fist), in front of the teaching instructors.

Tsui Wing's first big role was given by producer Jonathan Chik in 2004's "Blade Heart", playing alongside Adam Cheng. Then, he also starred in Chik's "The Dance of Passion" in 2006, playing Yim Kwok Gei. In the same year, Tsui Wing captured the audiences' attention for his role in "CIB Files" (another series produced by Chik). He and Gregory Lee played Organized Crime and Triad Bureau (OCTB) officers. The two of them would make an entrance by rolling in on the ground or kicking down doors. These gestures were memorable to the audience.

Tsui Wing's breakthrough role came from 2007's sitcom "Best Selling Secrets" as Kau Chun. Tsui Wing captivates the character very well, playing a sycophant assistant who is impudent and shameless. He bullies the weak and relies on connections. However, all of those traits are acts to survive in the working world. Deep down, Kau Chun is a loving person who cares for those he loves. His character is loyal and faithful to his boss, Diana (Elvina Kong). For her, he would fight to his death to protect her and not care for his own safety. The role of Kau Chun has really brought out Tsui Wing's acting abilities.

In 2008, Tsui Wing also received a gold medal for servicing TVB for ten years with his other classmates.

Personal Note: I think Tsui Wing is a good actor. He doesn't look bad, he has a great frame, and he also has nice sideburns. I think he is very good at yelling scenes. Not many actors are able to do that without a bit of exaggeration.

As for the other four graduates in the TVB 13th Acting Class picture, I don't know their names.

*Picture from appledaily