Ken Chow Wing-kan

Chow Wing Kan (Ken) (born 26 October 1966), was a member of the Hong Kong Progressive Alliance and the Liberal Party, and is a political figure of the Hong Kong Pro-Beijing camp. He has worked in the district of Tin Shui Wai, Yuen Long District for many years. He served as a member of the Yuen Long District Council from October 1994, being re-elected five times until he failed in 2019, amid a sweeping Pan-democrat victory.

Chow Wing Kan and Chow Liang Shuk-yee jointly formed the list to represent the Liberal Party in the 2008 Hong Kong Legislative Council election in the New Territories West Constituency, but both failed. In the 2016 Hong Kong Legislative Council election, he once again competed for the New Territories West seat on a one-person list, but withdrew from all election activities after he reported receiving threats from persons in China, in an incident that was widely reported.

Early life Chow Wing Kan was born in the Tuen Mun District of Hong Kong with ancestry in the New Territories. Chow lived in Leung Tin Village, Tuen Mun when he was small. When he was young, he and Junius Ho attended the Leung Tin Kindergarten operated by Ho's mother and maintained friendly exchanges. When Chow was in elementary school, he was enrolled in the Chinese Christian Church's Watson Elementary School, and became a Christian under the influence of the school. When Chow was in middle school, his family moved to Yuen Long to live. The two joined the Hong Kong Progressive Alliance. Finally, Chow became Tang's assistant. After he took office in October 1994, a series of sex crimes occurred in Tin Shui Wai. A female victim notified him of the identity of a person involved and Chow lured him to the office for police to arrest on the spot. At the same time, he also questioned whether the Housing Authority has properly monitored the construction works on other issues of Tin Chung Court. Eventually, the missionary activities of the Church of Zion disappeared on the streets of Tin Shui Wai. Although the constituencies in the 2003 Hong Kong local elections changed, the original Shui Wah constituency merged with the 1999 Tin Wah Village to form the Shui Wah constituency, However, because the Liberal Party did not support Hong Kong Basic Law Article 23 After joining the party, Lau joined the Business and Professionals Alliance and invited Chow Wing Kan to join, but Chow refused. Although in the end, kindergartens could not change the results of the suspension, but in the District Council report later that week, kindergartens lacked government support and believed that the government needs to take more responsibility for early childhood education.