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Chui Nga-man is a Hong Kong women's rower who is currently a student at the Education University of Hong Kong, training as an elite athlete. She joined the Hong Kong rowing squad at a relatively young age and focuses on sculling and crew boats. In 2025 she and her crewmates won silver in the women's U23 quadruple sculls at the Asian Rowing Championships, a major result in her international career, and she has represented Hong Kong several times at Asian-level rowing events, gaining competition experience. In 2026 she was named to the Hong Kong, China delegation for the Aichi-Nagoya Asian Games, where she partnered Leung King-wan in a new combination in the women's coxless pair, making her Games debut. In recent years the Hong Kong rowing team has actively developed new talent in the women's events, using Asian junior and U23 competitions to give young rowers experience, and Chui has followed exactly that route, moving from the junior ranks into the senior representative squad. Sculling demands synchronisation and cooperation between rowers, and her experience of working with different partners has helped her technique and reading of a race mature over time. Building understanding with a partner at short notice and then competing at a major multi-sport games is both a challenge and a valuable experience for a young athlete. She keeps a low profile, and public material about her is largely limited to the Education University's profiles of its athletes, results records from Asian rowing events and delegation lists; her year of birth and a fuller record of her results still await more public documentation.