TVB's "News Queen" last year successfully made the "news anchor" industry the focus, and many former female news anchors have returned to their parents' TVB, and some have returned to their anchor work and continue to broadcast news for TV audiences.
The 39-year-old former TVB news anchor Pan Cuiying has been away from the nest for 10 years, and after she left the nest, she moved to the UK with her family until February this year, when she was found to have returned to work in the TVB news department, where she is now working as a feature program reporter and editor.
A few days ago (April 5), she met with former TVB anchor Huang Liwei, who is also a wife, and the two also brought their children to have fun together, from colleagues to friends, it can be seen that their relationship is really good.
Pan Cuiying also shared a number of photos of the two parties on social networks, and left a message: "On a day of two or three, there are children behind each photo who are flying and running, so lively and happy." Casa: Mom, I'm having a good time with you today. Mommy faints".
In 2016, she and Hong Kong Rovers Football Club CEO Fung Ka Ki held a fairytale wedding in Birmingham, England, and three years later gave birth to their son Casa Junior, and the family of three moved to the United Kingdom. Until February this year, Pan Cuiying returned to work at TVB and continued to work in her old profession.
According to reports, Pan Cuiying's 46-year-old husband Feng Jiaqi is a former Hong Kong football team player who has played for Rangers, Kitchee and other teams.
In 2010, he signed with Premier League side Birmingham City Football Club as the club's Chief Financial Officer and returned to Hong Kong in 2016 to take up the position of Executive Director of Hong Kong Super League Club Lee & Man Rangers. Later, Fung set up his own business and also served as the team leader and chief executive officer of the new club.
The 39-year-old Pan Cuiying officially joined TVB as an anchor after completing her internship in 2004, and in May 2007, she began to report on Jade Channel's afternoon and evening "News Summary", and since October 1 of the same year, she has been responsible for hosting "Hong Kong Morning".
In May 2010, Pan Cuiying concurrently served as the anchor of "Six and a Half News Report", and began to make a combination with Zhou Jiayi in the morning and one night, regularly hosting "Hong Kong Morning" and "Six and a Half News Report", and high-definition Jade Channel Seven o'clock news.
In addition to her role as an anchor, Ms. Pan is also responsible for hosting different aspects of the daily interactive news channel, such as "Current Affairs", "Current Affairs", "Weekend Anchor Room" and "Global Glimpse".