
Hugo Wong Sing-cheuk
BIOGRAPHY
Wong Sing-cheuk (Chinese: 黃星綽; born 15 March 2003), billed as Hugo Wong, is a Hong Kong actor.
In 2026 he plays Lam Tung-sek in the Cantonese-language Boys’ Love series Ash (煙灰).
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The cast he joined includes an actor who started work in 1982, which is not how boys love series are usually assembled.
Wong Sing-cheuk (黃星綽), billed as Hugo Wong, plays Lam Tung-sek in Ash (煙灰), a nine episode Cantonese language series from Tongmeng International carried by Youku. Nine members of that cast have records on this site, and their first credits are spread across more than forty years: 1982, 2002, 2010, 2020 and 2026. Most boys love productions cast inside a single narrow age band, because the form is built on a central pair in their twenties and the supporting roles tend to be their friends.
Ash was made differently. It was shot in Hong Kong in Cantonese with a local crew, and adapted from a novel by Feng Nong, which put it closer to a Hong Kong drama that happens to be boys love than to a youth vehicle built around two leads. Casting across generations follows from that decision.
For a young actor the practical difference is real. Working opposite people with decades of screen credits is a different apprenticeship from working opposite other newcomers.
His own record is short. His birth date is confirmed as 15 March 2003 and his languages as Cantonese and Mandarin. No agency is listed, no debut year could be established, and no public account cleared verification, so those fields are blank. He is one of three in that cast whose starting year we could not pin down.
PROFILE DETAILS
- Native Name
- 黃星綽
- Real Name
- Wong Sing-cheuk (黃星綽)
- Nickname
- Hugo Wong
- Pronouns
- he/him
- Born
- (Age 23)
- Gender
- Male
- Western Zodiac
- Pisces ♓
- Chinese Zodiac
- Goat 🐐
- Profession
- Nationality
- Languages
- Cantonese, Mandarin Chinese



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