Renowned Hong Kong director, actor and singer Tsui Siu-ming visited Zhongshan on September 4, engaging in a cross-generational dialogue with a multitude of film and music fans at the Roman Theater of Zhongshan Studio City.

Tsui stands as an iconic cross-era figure in Hong Kong's film and television circle. His directorial masterpieces, such as TV dramas "The Legendary Fok" and "The Fist", have left an indelible mark on generations of Chinese audiences at home and abroad. His chart-topping songs, including "China's the Formal Name", "The Legendary Fok" and "The Great Wall Will Never Fall Down" evoke nostalgia and hold a special place in the hearts of many as cherished memories from their youth.

At the meet-and-greet, Tsui delved into the creative narratives and insights behind his timeless works, while also providing his unique perspectives on the growth of Zhongshan's film and television sector.

When discussing his impressions of Zhongshan, Tsui lauded the city's profound cultural heritage, highlighting its unique landscapes and historical architecture as unique assets that set it apart from Hong Kong and other cities, making it a natural treasure trove for film and television production. Looking forward, he expressed his eagerness to delve deeper into Zhongshan's historical and contemporary stories, aiming to create works that authentically capture the city's essence.