FC3 Returns to Malaysia for First Overseas Football Match; CY Chan Shares Baby Burping Tips
AM730 · 2 SOURCESabout 2 hours ago4 MIN
Summary
Wu Zi-tong (胡子彤) and CY Chan Chung-chak (CY陳宗澤) appeared together at the "Yan Oi Tong Charity Show" charity livestream event on Sunday. Wu brought along his FC3 football teammates to Malaysia for their historic first overseas match, while CY shared his experiences as a new father.
Key Points
- Wu Zi-tong's FC3 football team, formed two years ago during filming in Malaysia, played their first overseas match in Malaysia, losing 4-2 to a team of retired national players
- Wu explained the team was originally formed on impulse during the filming of "Fearless" (無懼) in Malaysia, making the return to Malaysia particularly meaningful
- Despite the loss, Wu stated the score was not the most important factor, noting positive feedback from fans and organizers about their exciting performance
- CY Chan Chung-chak recently became a father for the first time and demonstrated his unique baby burping method, turning the baby face-down instead of the traditional upright position
- Wu Zi-tong also shared his recent athletic achievements, helping Hong Kong's baseball team defeat Philippines 7-5 at the Nagoya Asian Games after being selected for the national team for the first time in 12 years
Why It Matters
The FC3 team's journey from a spontaneous filming moment to competing internationally highlights the growing trend of Hong Kong entertainment industry members forming teams for sports activities, promoting both team spirit and public engagement with athletics. CY's candid sharing of parenting experiences also resonates with young Hong Kong families navigating similar challenges, normalizing discussions about child-rearing methods among public figures.
The FC3 team's journey from a spontaneous filming moment to competing internationally highlights the growing trend of Hong Kong entertainment industry members forming teams for sports activities, promoting both team spirit and public engagement with athletics. CY's candid sharing of parenting experiences also resonates with young Hong Kong families navigating similar challenges, normalizing discussions about child-rearing methods among public figures.