Hong Kong radio personality Leung Wing Chung, known to fans as “Chung Chai,” has officially joined the hosting lineup of Metrobiz Radio’s morning program Hello Morning, alongside veteran broadcasters Leung Kai Cheung and Lai Li. Chung revealed that he and Leung Kai Cheung had long shared a dream of hosting together, a goal now realized with his new role.
In his debut week, Chung launched his Wednesday segment “I Have Something to Say,” immediately infusing the show with lighthearted humor. The segment opened with a rapid-fire discussion of English abbreviations, during which Chung’s shorthand-heavy style left co-host Lai Li completely bewildered. She admitted to recognizing only “A0” while drawing a blank on “C6,” sparking a comedic exchange that set a cheerful tone for the rest of the broadcast.
Chung also shared an amusing anecdote from his first day on the job. When he stepped out to buy breakfast, Leung Kai Cheung mentioned that the show has a designated “little apprentice” who handles morning meals. Chung soon discovered that apprentice was none other than Lai Li herself, a revelation that delighted both the hosts and their audience.
On a personal note, Chung acknowledged that he has grown more frugal in recent years—but his passion for collecting anime figures remains an exception. When Leung Kai Cheung teased him about spending “tens of thousands” on a single figure, Chung quickly clarified that the cost was in tens of thousands of Japanese yen, not dollars. As a self-run anime content creator, he emphasized that such collectibles hold significant value beyond their price tag, warranting the investment for dedicated enthusiasts.
Leung Kai Cheung also couldn’t resist poking fun at Chung’s sleek vehicle and aggressive driving style. He joked that Chung’s car should be nicknamed “Wild Horse,” a nod to the way Chung handles the road.
Beyond the banter, Hello Morning tackles a wide range of topics—from trending news and lifestyle advice to parent-child relationships and family responsibilities. In a recent episode, the trio debated whether parents should be required to obtain a license before raising children and discussed strategies for managing children’s emotions, handling material comparisons, and supporting healthy development. The conversations blend professional insights with personal experiences, offering listeners actionable takeaways alongside relatable humor.
Chung’s addition brings fresh energy and perspective to the program, complementing the chemistry of its established hosts. As Hello Morning continues to attract a growing audience, Chung’s blend of humor, unique interests, and engaging storytelling is expected to broaden the show’s appeal and deepen its connection with listeners.
Hello Morning airs weekday mornings on Metrobiz Radio, offering a mix of news, entertainment, and real-world discussion that resonates across the community.
