Zeng Zhiwei Denies Resigning as TVB General Manager, Does Not Disclose Contract Duration

Zeng Zhiwei has served as TVB's General Manager for over four years. Recently, rumors spread wildly that he would be leaving his position at the end of the month. On the evening of the 19th, at the "TVB Anniversary Celebration 2025," he denied the rumor but did not disclose the term: "As long as they don't fire me, I will keep working, still in the same position."

That night, "Fuk Luk Sau" re-emerged in collaboration with "Goddess Party Project", transforming into three suitors, making a group of leading ladies such as Nancy Sit, Angel Chiang, Kwan Ka Man, Yoyo Chen, and Kelly Ng very happy.

Johnson Lee even boldly impersonated Louis Koo, performing both the "Worship Dance" from the latest trend and the "Chair Dance" from Raymond Lam’s concert; in the second part, Wong Cho Lam played the "Entertainment World Trump" Nat Chan, singing a parody of "I’m The Best": "Yeah I’m the best! I come to the company and fire all the heads! Yeah I’m the best! We old seafood have no fossils! Yeah I’m the best! I make things up and talk nonsense, whoever I fire, it's always the heads!" Every line poked fun at both Nat Chan and Zeng Zhiwei, and Zeng's reaction became a highlight—he did not look displeased but instead showed his trademark smile. Lastly, Louis Yuen dressed up as "Fat Beef Brother" and "Man姐 Man Wai San".

In addition, 58-year-old Michael Tse returned to the Anniversary stage after 13 years, performing a song and dance with 30 TVB actresses—a spectacular scene! Michael Tse rose to fame as "Laughing Sir" in "E.U.", and this time he sang and danced to the theme song "Monochrome Variations" from that very show, showing just as much charisma as ever!

There were also many other song and dance performances that night. In one segment, a group of new actors performed a skit representing an actor’s aspirations, while Joel Chan sang "When the Grapes Ripen" in response. Although Joel Chan is known for his excellent acting, his singing was more like reciting; however, compared to previous lip-synced performances, at least Joel Chan dared to sing live, which deserves praise!

News sources: HK01 + On.cc