Hong Kong film producer plans to work till 100, criticised for urging youth to retire late

South China Morning PostEN 1 min read 100% complete by Zoey ZhangJanuary 31, 2026 at 07:00 AM

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Hong Kong film producer Tiffany Chen, 67, vice-chairman of China Star Entertainment, sparked online debate after publicly stating her intention to work until age 100. On January 13, Chen released a video advising young people to avoid early retirement and pursue work they enjoy. She believes staying active prevents overthinking and marital discord, contributing to a more youthful and agile mind. Chen, known as Madam Heung on mainland social media and wife of film mogul Charles Heung Wah-keung, cited her collaboration with younger team members as a factor in her continued vitality. Her comments have generated discussion about retirement age and work ethic.

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Jacky Heung 60% Andy Lau Tak-wah 60% Charles Heung Wah-keung ×270% China Star Entertainment 70% Hong Kong ×280% Tiffany Chen ×690%

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retirement 100% film producer 80% tiffany chen 70% hong kong 60% career advice 50% ageing 50% social media 40% china star entertainment 40%

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