Zhang Renyong

Zhang Renyong

NameZhang Renyong
TitleZhang Baizha's father
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Zhang Renyong, born in Hong Kong, China, with the surname Zhang, is nicknamed "Beard Warrior" due to his preference for keeping a beard in his youth. He has lived in areas such as Yau Ma Tei in Hong Kong and has had connections with local triads. Reports indicate he has a certain level of influence within the underworld and media have referred to him as a "Fierce Man of the Underworld," even suggesting he is the leader of a Hong Kong triad organization.

In his personal life, Zhang Renyong was once married; his wife was a woman who brought a daughter into the family. After marriage, he and his wife had three sons and one daughter. Their marriage lasted about ten years before ending. After the divorce, his family members each remarried, and a son was born to his stepmother during his childhood, who is now about seven or eight years old.

Zhang Renyong previously held a stable official job with a relatively steady income. However, due to a large family and frequent social engagements, he faced significant financial pressures. A distinctive feature of his lifestyle is his habit of maintaining a beard.

On August 10, 2012, Zhang Renyong was detained by police on suspicion of involvement in a criminal vandalism case on Wen Yuan Street in Yau Ma Tei. Reportedly, the incident was related to a building exterior wall project tender in the area, with all involved parties having triad backgrounds. Two suspects were arrested, one of whom was Zhang Renyong. The motive for the case was believed to be connected to the bidding process for the construction project.

Furthermore, Zhang Renyong again drew public attention on January 16, 2013, when large debt-collection posters bearing his photo appeared in Central and Wanchai, Hong Kong. The posters claimed he had defrauded money and was missing, with a debt of approximately 2 million Hong Kong dollars. This event indirectly involved his daughter, Cecilia Cheung, who was primarily working in Mainland China at the time, although she has not publicly responded to the incident.