Vivian Chan, also known as Chan Wai Man, is a Hong Kong singer, actor, television host, and the vice president of the Macau Performing Artists Association. She was born on April 3, 1989 and made her debut in the entertainment industry in 2010. Since then, she has participated in a number of television variety programs, including “PayMe Holiday” (2019).

Vivian Chan

Exploring Japan seems like the dream holiday experience, but for some, indulging in the typical tourist experiences just isn’t enough. To get a true sense of what life in Japan is really like, host Vivian Chan will take on a variety of day jobs that include everything from farms and fish markets to ramen shops and more.&nbsp;

With limited means, a hectic work schedule, and a very definite language barrier, Vivian Chan sets out on an adventure like no other as she experiences life in both Hokkaido and Tottori, not as a tourist, but as an employee. Traveling as an everyday working woman, life becomes full of entirely new experiences and endless laughter. By joining Vivian Chan on her adventures, you’re invited to catch a glimpse of Japan through this very unique lens as you explore the many wonders of this incredible country in an entirely new way.&nbsp;

From cultural destinations and tourist attractions, to the daily life of the locals, Vivian Chan takes you on a journey you won’t soon forget, experiencing a multitude of laughs along the way.

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No Pain, No Gain Team

Growing up together, Chan Ka Sing (Vincent Wan Yeung Ming), Choi Kai Kwong (Wilson Lam), and Lee Yuk Lan were the best of friends. Nearly inseparable, they spent every free moment they had together, their carefree childhood days spent laughing and playing at the town’s old lighthouse. But as the friends grew, their relationship took a difficult turn, as both Ka Sing and Kai Kwong found themselves falling in love with Yuk Lan.&nbsp;

Forty-five years later, the former friends find themselves reunited after the passing of their beloved Yuk Lan. While they must decide where they’ll go from here, Kai Kwong’s daughter, Debbie (Stephy Tang) must unravel the mysteries of her own heart, after she falls for Wah (Wong You Nam), a dealer who works at her father’s casino. While Wah struggles to understand his own heart his friend, Uncle Kin (BabyJohn Choi) admits he’s afraid his heart will break if his girlfriend, Phillis (Vivian Chan), moves to Japan to further her singing career. Meanwhile, Ka Sing’s son, Chan Keung (Wilfred Lau), finds himself wondering if his heart, which had broken after the passing of his daughter, will ever be whole again. An answer slowly begins to present itself, after he meets his young son’s teacher, Miss Lai (Annie Liu).&nbsp;

As the winding string of fate connects the hearts and lives of those Yuk Lan left behind, old friends are reunited and new flames are ignited, proving that anything is possible when it comes to love.

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