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Karl Ting Tze Long (born 30 June 1997) is a Hong Kong actor and television presenter. Ting joined TVB after winning first-runner up, Mr. Photogenic, and Most Liked by Audience awards at the Mr. Hong Kong 2016 contest.[1] He was the first Mr. Photogenic, and the youngest contestant to win the most awards in the contest's history.

Key Information

Early life

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Karl Ting was born in British Hong Kong on June 30 1997, the last day of British rule in Hong Kong. He studied at Pui Kiu College before immigrating to Toronto, Canada at the age of 14. After graduating from Markville Secondary School, he completed his freshman year at the University of Waterloo. Ting speaks four languages - Cantonese, English, Mandarin, and Korean.[2] He learned Choy Li Fut from grade 1 to grade 9 [3] and hence performed it as his talent at both competitions. He enjoys filming short clips and uploading them to YouTube. His personal channel is named, "Karl Ting 丁子朗."

Project Boyz Power Toronto

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Under the encouragement of his relatives, Ting entered the inaugural Project Boyz Power Toronto (PBPT), a preliminary organized by Fairchild TV that sends overseas contestants to the Mr. Hong Kong contest.[4] TVB executives Virginia Lok and Sandy Yu attended the event to seek eligible candidates for TVB. Ting did not win any awards at the contest, with Freeyon Chung being the winner and Christian Yeung winning first runner-up.[5]

Mr. Hong Kong 2016

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After PBPT, all eligible candidates received a casting opportunity for Mr. Hong Kong. As the winner, Chung received a complimentary air ticket, while Yeung and Ting traveled to Hong Kong at their own expense.[6][7] All three entered the Mr. Hong Kong 2016 contest (which was on a five-year hiatus previously) and successfully made the top 14 after two rounds of interview.[8] Consequently, they all made the top 10 and gained the opportunity to travel to Taiwan for filming and shooting.[9]

For the first time, the Mr. Hong Kong and Miss Hong Kong pageants were held together; with the winners being announced onstage.[10] Initially criticized for his body,[11] Ting bested a number of favorites and ended up winning the most awards in the contest - First-Runner Up, Mr. Photogenic,[12] and a side award - Most Liked by Audience.[3]

Venture into TVB

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After the contest, he joined TVB and became the first Mr. Hong Kong to host a TVB Anniversary. Subsequently, Ting and most of the 2016 Miss and Mr. Hong Kong contestants enrolled in a three month long acting course. Dubbed as the 29th annual TVB Acting course and the first annual TVB Advance Acting Course, he graduated in March 2017. Since then, he has received numerous hosting opportunities, most of them being variety shows. In July 2017, he was cast for a role in the new drama, 再創世紀, a sequel of At the Threshold of an Era. He was selected alongside Chris Lai, Mat Yeung, and Matthew Ho as the promo ambassadors for the Miss Hong Kong 2017 Pageant. Ting plans to finish his college education in the future.[13]

Filmography

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Television dramas

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Year Month and Day Title Role Notes
Television Broadcast Limited
2017 TBD 抱佣情人 ICAC Investigator Episode 8; cameo and first appearance in a drama
再創世紀 TBA
2019 The Man who kills Trouble 高喜俊
2020 堅離地對堅離地 TBA

Television presenter

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Year Month and Day Title Notes
Television Broadcast Limited
2016 November 19 TVB Anniversary Co-hosted with Liza Wang, Carol Cheng, Natalis Chan, Wong Cho Lam, Janis Chan, Luk Ho Ming, and Grace Chan. Guest performance with past and current Mr. Hong Kong contestants
2017 January 14 Yan Chai Charity Show Annual charity show to raise funds for Yan Chai Hospital. Co-hosted with Liza Wang, Patrick Dunn, Carlo Ng, Meini Cheung, and Bowie Cheung
January 28 CNY Daytime Special Annual daytime Chinese New Year program. Co-hosted alongside Liza Wang, Patrick Dunn, Carlo Ng, Amigo Chui, Janis Chan, Ashley Chu, Crystal Fung
CNY Night Parade Annual Chinese New Year Parade hosted by the Hong Kong Tourism Board. Co-hosted alongside Heidi Chu, Luk Ho Ming, and Gloria Tang
March 18 Pok Oi Charity Show Annual charity show to raise funds for Pok Oi Hospital. Co-hosted with Carol Cheng and Grace Chan
March 27 to April 14 Easy Come Easy Health Co-hosted alongside Wayne Lai, Chris Lai, and Bonnie Chan. Filming started in various parts of Taiwan (February 11 to 16), Japan (February 24 to March 6), and Hong Kong (up until March 30)
May 20 Children's Cantonese Opera Competition 兒童青少年粵劇折子戲大賽; co-host with Liza Wang. Prerecorded on May 3.
June 10 Hong Kong Round The Clock Episode 13; co-host with Andrew Yuen Man-kit and Gilbert Lam. Filmed from May 28 to June 2.
June 17 Caritas Star Studded Charity Show Annual charity show to raise funds for Caritas Hong Kong. Co-host alongside Patrick Dunn, Astrid Chan, and Bowie Cheung
July 1 Fireworks Display For Celebration of the 20th Anniversary Fireworks display for the 20th Anniversary of The Handover. Co-hosted along with Heidi Chu.
July 16 2017 WDSF Grandslam Cohost with Crystal Fung
Fairchild TV
2016 July 3 What's On

Variety shows

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Year Month and Day Title Notes
Television Broadcast Limited
2016 July 17 MyTV Super All Star Summer Guest appearance
September 4 MissHK Meet MrHK 2016 Pre-show to the Mr. Hong Kong 2016 contest
September 9 The Green Room Talk show appearance with four other Mr. Hong Kong contestants
September 10 Mr. Hong Kong 2016 Contest Received the Mr. Photogenic Award and placed in the top 4
September 11 Mr. Hong Kong 2016 Pageant Declared as the first-runner up
October 15 Gala Spectacular Guest appearance. Annual charity show held to raise funds for Po Leung Kuk
October 17 Anniversary Light 2016 Guest performer for opening
December 3 Tung Wah Charity Show Guest performance with Jacqueline Wong and Mr. Hong Kong 2016 contestants
2017 February 12 Own Sweet Home Guest appearance on episode 320
April 19 Pleasure & Leisure Filmed on March 31
June 18 Big Big Kids Awards 2017 Filmed on June 11
June 24 Construction Industry Council Programme 阿朗; Filmed on June 5 and 6
July 13 Pleasure & Leisure 安齡暑假冇時停; filmed on June 23
July 15 Dinner Mas Episode 20; Filmed from July 3 to July 6
July 23 The Big Big Channel Nite Guest
September 2 Miss Hong Kong 2017 Pageant Guest performer
October 3 Big Big Channel Mid Autumn Hasty Party Guest
2023 November 25 Asia Super Young Contestant
Fairchild TV
2016 June 11 Project Boyz Power Toronto Held at John Bassett Theatre

Micro movie

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Year Month and Day Title Character Notes
Television Broadcast Limited
2017 February 14 Finding My Hero 藍文浩 Premiered on the TVB ENews app. Released 3 days later on HK's J2 Channel.

Awards

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Year Contest Awards
2016 Mr. Hong Kong Contest First-Runner Up
Mr. Photogenic
Most Liked By Audience

References

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Karl Ting

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Karl Ting Tze-long (born June 30, 1997) is a Hong Kong actor, television presenter, and visual artist best known for his roles in dramas produced by Television Broadcasts Limited (TVB). Ting entered the entertainment industry in 2016 after finishing as first runner-up, Mr. Photogenic, and Most Liked by Audience in TVB's Mr. Hong Kong contest, which marked his debut as an artiste trainee. He rose to prominence with supporting and leading roles in series such as Freedom Memories (2021), where he portrayed aspiring entertainer Chai Hing-jau during Hong Kong's 1980s entertainment scene, and Get On A Flat (2022), earning critical acclaim for his performances. In recognition of his growth, Ting won the Most Improved Actor award at the 2021 TVB Anniversary Awards and received multiple nominations in 2022, including for Best Male Supporting Actor and My Favorite Male Character. Beyond acting, Ting has pursued as a form of personal expression, particularly to cope with online criticism faced early in his , such as trolling over his appearance in 2023. His debut solo exhibition, Who Are You?, held in August 2024 at 13A New Street Art Gallery in , featured paintings exploring themes of identity, romantic love, and societal pressures on young adults in . Born in , Ting emigrated to at age 14, where he developed interests in and , before returning to pursue his career in 2016 with family support. As a , he has hosted the in 2023 and 2024. He has also auditioned internationally, including for a role in Marvel's Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings (2021) and K-pop agency in 2014.

Early life

Upbringing in Hong Kong

Karl Ting was born on June 30, 1997, in , just one day before the of the territory to on July 1. This timing placed his early childhood amid the final days of British colonial rule, shaping his initial experiences in a rapidly transitioning society. Ting spent his formative years in , where he received his at Pui Kiu Primary School, graduating in 2009 after completing the sixth grade. He then attended Pui Kiu College for , advancing to Form 3 before his family immigrated to at the age of 14. These institutions, known for their emphasis on in Chinese and English, provided Ting with a strong foundation in both languages alongside his native fluency in . This budding passion for creative expression was complemented by his physical training in traditional Chinese martial arts, including Choy Li Fut and Shaolin kung fu, which he practiced during his school years from primary through early secondary levels.

Immigration and education in Canada

In 2011, at the age of 14, Karl Ting immigrated to Toronto, Canada, with his family, leaving behind his life in Hong Kong for a new chapter in a multicultural urban environment. This relocation required significant adjustment, as Ting navigated cultural differences, a new educational system, and the challenges of adolescence in a foreign country. Despite these transitions, he later reflected on his teenage years in Toronto as particularly carefree and joyful, including summers spent skating, visiting beaches, and working at an ice cream shop, which shaped his sense of identity and nostalgia. During his time in Canada, Ting developed interests in and . He also auditioned for K-pop agency in 2014. Ting attended Markville in , where he completed his high school education in 2015. Following graduation, he enrolled at the , completing his freshman year in a program combining global business and digital arts before pausing his studies in 2016 to pursue opportunities in the entertainment industry back in ; his parents supported this decision despite initial concerns. During his time in Canada, Ting's linguistic skills expanded, with English serving as his primary language of daily use and education, complemented by proficiency in Mandarin—rooted in his Hong Kong upbringing—and Korean, which he acquired through personal interest. Additionally, nascent creative pursuits emerged, notably , which began as a personal amid his adjustment to life abroad and later became a significant outlet for self-expression, as seen in works reflecting his experiences.

Entry into entertainment

Project Boyz Power Toronto

Karl Ting made his debut in the entertainment industry through the inaugural Project Boyz Power Toronto (PBPT) in 2016, a talent search competition organized by as a North American preliminary event for the Mr. Hong Kong contest. The event, held in , aimed to identify promising young men from the Chinese diaspora for potential opportunities in 's entertainment scene, including modeling, performing, and pageant participation. At the time, Ting was a first-year student at the , studying global economics, and his involvement represented a pivotal shift from academics toward pursuing interests in performance and public visibility. As one of the eight finalists in PBPT, Ting competed in a series of challenges that tested participants' , talent, and stage presence, including performances and group interactions designed to showcase their potential as entertainers. He shared with notable contestants such as Freeyon Chung, who emerged as the champion, fostering camaraderie among the group as they navigated the competition's demands. These experiences not only honed Ting's skills in public speaking and performance but also highlighted his appeal within 's vibrant Chinese-Canadian community, where the event drew significant local attention and support. Ting's strong showing as a finalist elevated his profile, granting him qualification to advance to the main Mr. Hong Kong competition in and opening doors to broader recognition in the entertainment network. The PBPT served as a crucial launching pad, transforming his university life in into an entry point for international opportunities and establishing him as an emerging talent among North American Chinese youth.

Mr. Hong Kong 2016

Following his success in the Project Boyz Power Toronto competition, which served as a regional preliminary organized by , Karl Ting traveled to at his own expense to compete in the national Mr. Hong Kong 2016 contest. The event, resuming after a five-year hiatus, featured 14 finalists selected through initial interviews and auditions, including Ting and two other Toronto participants. The competition involved a series of challenges testing , , and public appeal, such as a demanding river trekking expedition in that pushed contestants' endurance. Public voting played a key role, with fans casting votes via online platforms and to determine rankings. At age 19, Ting stood out among the diverse field of overseas and local hopefuls, ultimately securing first runner-up with strong audience support, alongside the Mr. Photogenic award for his striking appearance and the Most Liked by Audience accolade. Ting's achievements generated significant media buzz in and Canadian-Cantonese communities, with outlets highlighting his fresh appeal and potential as a rising talent. This immediate attention prompted him to forgo returning to to complete his studies in global economics at the , opting instead to pursue entertainment full-time despite familial reservations about the industry's instability.

TVB career

Training and debut

Following his achievement as first runner-up in the Mr. Hong Kong 2016 contest, Karl Ting signed a with and enrolled in the network's short-term Artist Training Class (演藝進修班) toward the end of 2016. The program, designed to prepare new talents for on-camera work, included instruction in fundamentals, and Ting completed it in early 2017, transitioning into 's artist roster. Ting made his professional debut as a host at the 2016 in December, serving as the lead emcee with narration support from Edmond Hui—a milestone that positioned him as the first Mr. Hong Kong contestant to anchor the event. This early exposure highlighted his on-stage charisma while he continued training, setting the stage for his multifaceted entry into programming. In 2017, Ting took on minor supporting roles and cameos to build experience, appearing in episodes of the daily sitcom : Lo and Behold as a guest character and in the family drama All About Love in a small part. These initial acting opportunities coincided with hosting commitments, including co-presenting the Yan Chai Charity Show on January 14 alongside , Patrick Dunn, Carlo Ng, and Meini Mak to raise funds for Yan Chai Hospital. Ting navigated the demands of concurrent training and public engagements during this formative phase, adapting to TVB's rigorous schedule as a newcomer.

Acting roles

Karl Ting began his acting career at TVB with supporting roles in youth-oriented and action dramas. In 2019, he made his notable debut in The Man Who Kills Troubles, portraying Ko Hei Chun, a high school student entangled in a mystery-solving plot, which earned praise for his convincing portrayal of youthful vulnerability. This was followed by a minor role as Jackson's subordinate in the 2020 web series The Impossible 3, a high-octane action story involving superpowered agents. In 2021, Ting appeared in Sinister Beings, a suspense thriller about bizarre crimes, where his supporting performance contributed to the series' exploration of supernatural elements in legal investigations. Ting's breakthrough came in 2022 with more prominent parts in high-profile TVB series, marking his shift toward complex professional characters. He played Chai Hing-jau, an aspiring entertainer, in Freedom Memories, a drama depicting Hong Kong's 1980s entertainment scene. He also portrayed Che Chin in Get On A Flat. He played Fu Gim Sing, a forensic expert, in Forensic Heroes V, a long-running franchise focusing on scientific crime-solving, where his role as Dr. Fu highlighted technical precision and team dynamics in forensic analysis. That same year, in The Beauty of War, he portrayed Ching Yu Zeun, a key figure in a dramatic tale of rivalry and ambition among elite families, receiving attention for his intense emotional range in a narrative inspired by high-society conflicts. By 2023, Ting took on leading roles, including Wah Seung Sung in Speakers of Law, a legal drama emphasizing courtroom battles and ethical dilemmas, and Lam Shun in You're Just Not Her, a romantic series about identity and relationships in a corporate setting. These performances showcased his growth from ensemble casts to central narratives, often involving themes of justice, expertise, and personal redemption. In 2025, Ting continued his ascent with multiple main and supporting roles across diverse genres. He starred as Tang Sai-hang in Heroes in White, a centered on and family business rivalries. In Anonymous Signal, he played Fong Tze Chiu, a character in a crime thriller involving cryptic warnings and investigations. Other projects included Ting Siu Fei in Prism Breaker, a legal procedural about challenges, and he is scheduled to take a lead role in the upcoming Hong Kong Tam Bei Dei To, an adventure exploring hidden aspects of 's urban landscape. Throughout his , Ting has evolved from peripheral student and subordinate figures to multifaceted professionals like forensic scientists and lawyers, reflecting TVB's investment in his versatility and contributing to his recognition as a rising talent in Hong Kong television.

Presenting and variety appearances

Karl Ting began his presenting career at TVB shortly after joining the network, with an early hosting role at the TVB Anniversary Awards serving as an indicator of his emerging talent in live television. One of his initial hosting milestones was co-hosting the health-focused variety program Easy Come Easy Health in 2017, alongside veterans Wayne Lai, Chris Lai, and Bonnie Chan, where the team traveled to locations in Taiwan and Japan to explore wellness topics. In 2018 and 2019, Ting served as the main host for Sammy on the Go Seasons 2 and 3, a travel and lifestyle series led by Sammy Leung, during which he engaged audiences through adventurous segments, including hot spring visits and physical challenges that highlighted his energetic on-screen presence. He further expanded his hosting portfolio in 2019 as the main host for Season 2 of Liza's Online, a entertainment talk show featuring Liza Wang, where Ting contributed to interactive discussions and games with celebrity guests. Ting has made numerous guest appearances on TVB's popular variety formats, including the * specials from 2017 to 2024, where he participated in comedic sketches and challenges alongside established comedians. In 2018, he guested on Season 4 of the food exploration show Do Did Eat, joining episodes focused on culinary adventures and taste tests. His involvement in reality competition formats grew with his role as a regular trainee member on in 2023, a survival-style on and other networks, where he showcased performance skills in singing, dancing, and group dynamics amid international contestants. Beyond traditional broadcasts, Ting appeared in the 2017 micro-movie Finding My Hero, a short-form production premiered on the ENews app and later aired on J2, blending narrative elements with promotional variety content. He has also created original content on , including vlogs documenting his daily life as a TV personality and music videos like "Sunset Lovers," which demonstrate his versatility in engagement. Additionally, Ting has hosted charity events, such as the annual Yan Chai Charity Show, co-emceeing with , Patrick Dunn, and others to raise funds for Yan Chai Hospital through live performances and auctions. Throughout these appearances, Ting has demonstrated growth in presenting skills, particularly in audience engagement through improvisational humor and physical participation, while transitioning effectively from structured hosting to the high-stakes, unscripted demands of competitions.

Awards and recognition

Mr. Hong Kong titles

In the 2016 Mr. Hong Kong contest, Karl Ting secured the position of First Runner-Up, placing behind winner Jackson Lai and ahead of second runner-up Freeyon Chung. This achievement marked him as the youngest contestant in the pageant's history to win the most number of awards at age 19. Ting also received the Mr. Photogenic award, recognizing his visual appeal and poised presentation during the competition's various segments, including interviews and talent showcases. Complementing this, he won the Most Liked by Audience award, determined through public voting metrics that highlighted his popularity among viewers tuning into the live broadcast on September 11, 2016. These titles significantly boosted Ting's profile immediately after the contest, generating substantial media coverage in outlets and attracting interest from , which scouted him for their artist training program. His success stemmed from prior qualification via Project Boyz Power , a Canadian talent search that funneled participants into the international pageant.

TVB industry awards

Karl Ting first gained recognition in the TVB industry awards circuit through nominations for Most Improved Actor at the TVB Anniversary Awards in 2019 and 2020. In 2019, he was nominated alongside Owen Cheung, Kalok Chow, and Joey Law for his supporting roles in dramas such as Flying Tiger and Another Era, marking his early progress as a newcomer post his 2016 debut. The 2020 nomination further highlighted his consistent development, competing against peers including Joey Law and Mark Ma in a field of 11 male artistes. In 2022, Ting received nominations for Best Male Supporting Actor and My Favorite Male Character at the TVB Anniversary Awards. Ting's breakthrough came at the 2021 TVB Anniversary Awards, where he shared the Most Improved TVB Artiste award with Joey Law, acknowledging his rapid growth in both acting and presenting roles. This win was attributed to performances in series like Forensic Heroes V and Battle of the Seven Sisters, as well as variety contributions, after two prior nominations without a victory. Ting expressed gratitude for TVB's support during the event, noting the competitive landscape that included fellow rising stars like Matthew Ho, who was also multiply nominated that year. These accolades solidified Ting's position within TVB's "Millennial Five Tigers," a promotional group of young actors including Joey Law, Dickson Yu, Brian Chu, and Jerry Li, aimed at revitalizing the network's male leads. Beyond wins and nominations, Ting has been prominently featured at events, presenting awards at the 2020 ceremony alongside hosts and Mak Mei-yan, and serving as the main emcee for the 2023 . As of November 2025, no further major wins or nominations have been reported, though he maintained visibility with a prominent placement at the 2024 Anniversary Gala group photo.

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