Recently, according to Hong Kong media reports, 61-year-old Paul Che (formerly known as Wu Mingcang) joined Lai's TV in the 1980s to take over the series "When I.Q Matures", "Pair of Paste" and "Big Four Joy", and in 1998 he switched to Wireless. When Che Paul was interviewed by the radio program "Ango Classmates Association" earlier, he exposed his tragic life experience in the program, and frankly said that there were highs and lows in life, and he tried everything, but now his thinking is very positive.
It mentions that TVB offered him a renewal condition with an annual salary of 2,000 yuan that year, because he felt that the price was too insulting, so he decided to give up, and his life was in crisis, and he had to live by receiving aid. In this period of life, Che Paul suffered one blow after another, first his granddaughter unfortunately died unexpectedly, and then to the unfortunate death of his mother, who was so poor that he did not even have money to bury his mother. Cornered, he made a phone call to Zeng Xingming, who was working at TVB at the time, and the other party helped Che Paul with personal strength without saying a word.
In addition, Che Paul also had to thank an unknown TVB person. After his mother's death, because there was no money for his mother's burial, after the matter was made public, in addition to the condolence payment arranged by the charity, an anonymous person from TVB donated 30,000 yuan to Che Paul to let him bury his mother. At that time, the money was handed over to him by Zeng Xingming, and Paul Che kept asking who this person really was, but Zeng Xingming did not disclose it. Later, Paul Che learned that this person was Miss Fang Yihua, and Fang Yihua was a senior executive of TVB, that is to say, in the most difficult time of his life, it was TVB people who helped him, so he was more grateful to THE people of TVB.
Paul Zeng said that in order to live, he even worked as a mason with a daily salary of 300 yuan. Now Paul Che is a market supervisor, in fact, a security guard, he does not mind at all, even when interviewed he is still wearing a uniform, because he came after work, too late to change clothes.
![The two episodes of "Paul Che Has Something to Say" are really good-looking, much better and more interesting than the feature film, and the most important thing is that Mr. Che is sincere enough inside and outside the camera, and the latest episode has KK, I like it very much[fig]](data:image/gif;base64,R0lGODlhAQABAIAAAP///wAAACwAAAAAAQABAAACAkQBADs=)