陳龍盛

English

CHEN Lung Shing is a Hong Kong sports and esports administrator and honorary president of the Hong Kong China Esports Federation. He has long been involved in organising and promoting competitive gaming locally, witnessing esports move from a grassroots interest onto the Asian Games stage. In 2023 he was appointed team manager of the esports squad in the Hong Kong, China delegation to the 19th Asian Games in Hangzhou; esports became an official medal event at the Games that year, and the territory's team took silver in the Dream of the Three Kingdoms 2 event, Hong Kong's first Asian Games esports medal and a landmark moment for the local scene. He later noted that the medal markedly raised attention on esports in Hong Kong and argued that, with a large base of players across many titles, the city has real development potential. Looking ahead to the 2026 Asian Games in Aichi-Nagoya, he said that, though competition would be fierce, the Hong Kong team remained capable of contending for medals, and that the addition of more esports events to the Games should help drive the local esports scene as a whole. He has stressed that the federation will keep training coaches and players and building up its talent pipeline for larger future international events; under his efforts, local esports has become steadily more organised and professional. Beyond these public roles and remarks, information on his personal background is limited and awaits confirmation.