Profile of TVB's 'Godfather' Eric Tsang - The Man Who Controls Hong Kong's Entertainment

Profile of TVB's 'Godfather' Eric Tsang - The Man Who Controls Hong Kong's Entertainment As the case of rapper Diddy heats up in Hollywood, audiences recall that Hong Kong's entertainment industry has its own equally frightening figure, who has been accused multiple times yet continues to live unabashedly - that man is Eric Tsang Chi-wai. Indeed, Tsang is now the General Manager of Hong Kong's largest television station, TVB, commanding respect from everyone in the entertainment circle. In November 2023, amid a crackdown on electronic fraud from Myanmar, a birthday celebration video for Bai Yingchang, involving many celebrities, stirred social media. Bai Yingchang, the second son of one of the four powerful families in northern Myanmar, is also the founder of electronic fraud organizations. In the video, the most prominent figure is Tsang Chi-wai, sending birthday wishes of 'Happy Birthday - Success in Everything' to Bai. Since entering the entertainment industry, Tsang has been surrounded by scandals. Beyond the bullying of actress Lam Ka-yee, he's been named in the 2001 assault case, the ""banned substance party"" incident, and the controversies surrounding the film ""The Warlords"". Despite facing numerous scandals, Tsang's career remains unscathed. Veteran Hong Kong actor, Alan Tam, once described him as 'the man who never falls in the entertainment industry,' and he's known among peers as 'the boss'. Today, we'll explore the mysteries behind his success. -------------- ► CONTACT "TRUE CRIME IN THE WORLD" FOR COPYRIGHT ISSUES ◄ Email: [email protected] TRUE CRIME IN THE WORLD Copyright Disclaimer Under Section 107 of the Copyright Act 1976, allowance is made for "fair use" for purposes such as criticism, comment, news reporting, teaching, scholarship, and research. Fair use is a use permitted by copyright statute that might otherwise be infringing. Non-profit, educational or personal use tips the balance in favor of fair use The content on the "True Crime In The World" channel is produced to share useful information and knowledge with viewers. The content is selected and synthesized by the "True Crime In The World" team from various sources such as Wikipedia, newspapers, blogs, and other channels. During production, we use information, text, images, or videos to clarify our message. There may be some words, images, or videos that we use that are deemed by YouTube to be inappropriate for community standards or unsuitable for most advertisers. However, we do not intentionally do this, and sometimes we need to use those words, images, or videos to clarify the message of the video.   Our channel's policy is to: Provide useful knowledge and information to viewers. Not provide content that condemns, opposes, or satirizes any individual or organization. We do not encourage dangerous actions and do not encourage viewers to follow along if such content is potentially dangerous and without expert guidance. Not provide violent or personally offensive content.