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#SHOWBIZ: Angela Tong recalls how Chin Ka Lok won her heart with daring train 'stunt'

HONG KONG: Actor and action choreographer Chin Ka Lok recently shared the story of how he won the heart of his wife, actress Angela Tong, with a daring stunt more than two decades ago.

#SHOWBIZ: Angela Tong recalls how Chin Ka Lok won her heart with daring train 'stunt'

HONG KONG: In 2001, actress Angela Tong and action choreographer Chin Ka Lok were both filming a TVB drama called Gods of Honour. While they were filming, they accidentally missed their train back to the city, leaving them stuck at Hung Hom station. When they finally found a way to catch the train, it was Chin's daring stunt that won Tong's heart.

With a flip phone hanging from his lanyard, it slipped under the train while they were rushing to catch it. Instead of giving up, Chin, who had trained in martial arts, decided to retrieve the phone. He called for a crew member to confirm that the train wouldn't move, then crawled under the stationary carriages like a superhero.

Tong was impressed by his bravery and coolness, calling it something like Spider-Man. Their romance continued, and they tied the knot in 2012, welcoming two daughters, Alyssa and Kassidy, into their family.

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