Chrissie Chau is a Chinese actress and model. She was born on May 22, 1985 in Chaozhou, Guangdong, China and made her acting debut in 2006. Since then, she has appeared in numerous films and a handful of television dramas, including “The White Storm 2: Drug Lords” (2019) and “White War” (2020).

Chrissie Chau

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Growing up like brothers, Cheng Tian (Ron Ng), Wai Zeon Hin (Bosco Wong), and Heoi Sau Ping (Kenny Kwan) were inseparable. The best of friends, the three grew up sharing the same life-long dream, to join the Hong Kong Police Force, together. Never straying from that dream, the three dedicated their lives to making that dream a reality and celebrated the day it finally came to fruition.

After joining the HK Police Force, it didn’t take long for the unstoppable trio to find success. Specializing in anti-narcotics cases, the three were eager to take on the task of bringing down a large-scale drug ring; but things didn’t go quite as planned. Seduced by the power and riches surrounding him as he worked undercover, Zeon Hin joined with the drug lords and quickly climbed the ranks of Hong Kong’s seedy underbelly. Turning his back on his friends, Zeon Hin even went so far as to frame Sau Ping for a crime he didn’t commit; an act that not only sent his friend to jail but also destroyed Sau Ping’s entire family.

Determined to make things right, Cheng Tian goes head-to-head with one of his oldest friends in an all-out war between a new generation of drug lords and the cops determined to bring them down. Pushing the bonds of brotherhood to the breaking point, Cheng Tian but face the rising tide of greed and corruption that threatens to destroy everything he and his friends once held so dear.&nbsp;

An intensely emotional crime thriller, “White War” is a 2020 action drama directed by Chen Guo Hua.

White War

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The world operates by a certain set of accepted rules, rules everyone willingly follows. Even among the lords of the Hong Kong underworld, one rule is law: NO DRUG DEALING. So when Boss Yu Nam (Kent Cheng) discovers one of his right-hand men, Jizo (Louis Koo) is dealing drugs at his night club, he has no choice but to take serious action. Ordering Yu Shun Tin (Andy Lau) to relieve Jizo of his fingers, he then expels Jizo from the Triad. Haunted by memories he can’t escape and disgusted by the life he now lives, Yu Shun Tin decides it’s time to resign from the Triad and live a straight life.&nbsp;

Fifteen years later, Shun Tin has become the “Finance Whiz” of Hong Kong. A billionaire tycoon and well-known philanthropist, Shun Tin has done exceedingly well for himself in his new life. Happily married to his investor and business partner, Michelle (Karena Lam), it would seem Shun Tin has truly outrun the ghosts from his past. But all that changes the day he discovers a recently deceased ex-girlfriend, May (Chrissie Chau), has left him with a surprise: a son he never knew he had.&nbsp;

Excited by the prospect of becoming a father, Shun Tin seeks out his long-lost son, only to watch him commit suicide as a result of a drug overdose. Enraged by the loss of his son, Shun Tin vows to destroy the drug trade in Hong Kong. Using every means necessary, Shun Tin puts a HK$100 million bounty on the head of the number one drug lord in Hong Kong, a man who just so happens to be his former Triad brother, Jizo. With the underworld now in an uproar, Shun Tin starts down a dark path, in a bloody quest that could very well cost him everything.

A thematic sequel to the 2013 film, “The White Storm”, “The White Storm 2: Drug Lords” is a 2019 action film directed by Herman Yau.

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