Hong Kong actor Max Cheung on the sacrifices he made to buy his first house


Actor Max Cheung stayed back late during filming so he could have free meals at work. Photo: Max Cheung/Instagram

One of the biggest achievements that most of us strive for is owning a property to call home. It’s undoubtedly not an easy task and often requires years of saving and planning.

This was the same case for Hong Kong actor Max Cheung who shared the challenges when it came to saving up for the family home that he currently resides in.

During his guest appearance on the TVB variety show How To Buy A House, Cheung spoke about the tricks and sacrifices he had to make in order to save up for his dream house.

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