The land area of Hong Kong covers over a thousand square kilometers, home to more than ten million people, giving it one of the highest population densities in the world. This international metropolis was once hailed as the Hollywood of the East, with a highly developed entertainment industry. Although it has shown signs of decline since the turn of the new century, it remains a pillar of the local economy.
As the most significant component of the entertainment media, Hong Kong boasts a considerable number of television stations. These primarily include two major terrestrial broadcasters and over a dozen small-to-medium cable channels. Among them, Hong Kong Satellite Television (HKSTV) and Asia Television (ATV) stand as the two industry giants, together commanding over 70% of the market share. The remaining 30% is divided among cable stations like Pearl TV, Hong Kong Cable, and Kowloon Video, whose intense mutual competition has created a flourishing landscape for Hong Kong's television media.
It was ATV, Pearl TV, and Hong Kong Cable that sent program invitations to Lu Chen Studio.
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