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Service at Radio Hong Kong, 1970-2009
Chung Wai Ming had deep roots in Radio Hong Kong. His debut as a broadcaster was on Radio Hong Kong, the only radio station at the time. Even though he worked in different organizations after that, his ties with Radio Hong Kong persisted. In 1970, he finally joined RTHK full-time, as Programme Director. It also meant that for the first time, he became a civil servant. After retiring at 60 in 1991, he continued to work there on contract, first on Radio 7 and later, Radio 5. He received an MBE (Medal of the British Empire) in 1992. His years of service also earned him the title of “King of Broadcasting”. Until he passed away in November 2009, he was still hosting a programme for the elderly on Radio 5 and a morning programme from 5 to 6 every morning.
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- Childhood and Family
- Broadcasting Work Before 1970
- Working on Stage
- Service at Radio Hong Kong, 1970-2009
- Sixty Years of Broadcasting
- Chung Wai Ming Writes on Radio Drama
- Chung Wai Ming Recalls His Childhood in Wanchai
- Chung Wai Ming Recalls His Primary School Days
- Chung Wai Ming Talks about the Production of Radio Dramas
- Chung Wai Ming Recalls His Sixty Years in Radio
- Listen to Chung Wai Ming’s Broadcasting
- Xiaosi Talks about Chung Wai Ming and the Influence of Radio Drama
- Acknowledgements
- Hong Kong Memory Home(Open in New Window)
