馮家俊

English

Fung Ga Zen, also known as Tony Fung, was born in 1998 and is a Hong Kong xiangqi (Chinese chess) player and an International Grandmaster, one of Hong Kong's six top-ranked international grandmasters. A rising figure in Hong Kong xiangqi from a young age, he finished runner-up in the men's individual event at the 17th World Xiangqi Championship, held in Sarawak, Malaysia, in 2022, a major breakthrough on the international stage. In 2023 he was named to the Hong Kong, China delegation for the xiangqi events at the 19th Asian Games in Hangzhou, playing with Chan Chun Kit, Wong Hok Him and Lam Ka Yan in the mixed team event, where Hong Kong took bronze; xiangqi, which had featured at the 2010 Asian Games in Guangzhou, returned to the programme at that edition. In 2025 he beat Cheng Yin Lung to win the Hong Kong individual championship (top division) for the first time, earning promotion to 'Xiangqi Master'; in the same year he finished eighth in the men's individual event at the 19th World Xiangqi Championship in Shanghai, staged alongside the fifth Shanghai Cup Masters Open and drawing 183 players from 25 countries and regions. In October 2026 he won the men's title at the 21st Asian Xiangqi Individual Championship, becoming Hong Kong's first Asian individual xiangqi champion. In the Hong Kong Xiangqi Association's player reward scheme he shared the highest score of 50 points with Cheng Yin Lung as of April 2026.