title: Life Art
text: # Life Art
  
  Life Art (Traditional Chinese: 寫意人生) is a TVB modern drama series broadcast in March 2007.
  
  ## Synopsis
  
  Youthful, talented, and handsome IT Software Manager Fong Chi-Chung (Kevin Cheng) by chance becomes acquainted with the talented, intelligent, and elegant writer and illustrator for children’s books, Yam Tsi-Wah (Gigi Lai). He later learns that Tsi-Wah is the beloved daughter of his own calligraphy and painting teacher, Yam Ching-Chuen (Paul Chun). Furthermore, Chi-Chung discovers that father and daughter are distant.
  
  Chi-Chung continues to have ups and downs in fame and fortune. With love as well, he encounters frustration and defeat. Something that is against anyone’s wishes happens to Ching-Chuen, which causes the relationship among Chi-Chung, Tsi-Wah, and Ching-Chuen to make a new progression.
  
  ## Cast
  
  | Cast | Role | Description |
  | - | - | - |
  | Kevin Cheng | Fong Chi-Chung 方子聰 | Technos IT Technician Yam Tsi-Wah's boyfriend. |
  | Gigi Lai | Yam Tsi-Wah 任芝華 | Comic Book Writer Fong Chi-Chung's girlfriend. |
  | Paul Chun | Yam Ching-Chuen 任清泉 | Yam Tsi-Wah's father. |
  | Natalie Tong | Fong Chi-Man 方子敏 | Fong Chi-Chung's younger sister. |
  | Mak Cheung-ching (麥長青) | Ko Dai-Wai 高大威 | Liu Siu-Bing's husband. Yam Ching-Chuen's brother-in-law. Yam Tsi-Wah's uncle. |
  | Yvonne Lam (林漪娸) | Liu Siu-Bing 廖小冰 | Art Shop Owner Ko Dai-Wai's ex-wife. |
  | Ben Wong | Chuen Ying-Wai 全英偉 | Technos Clerk |
  | Astrid Chan (陳芷菁) | Kong Fung 江風 | Technos Manager |
  | Queenie Chu | Janice | Fong Chi-Chung's ex-girlfriend. |
  | 莫凯谦 | Kenny 仔 | Yam Tsi-Wah's cousin's son |
  
  ## Viewership ratings
  
  | | Week | Episode | Average Points | Peaking Points |
  | - | - | - | - | - |
  | 1 | March 12–16, 2007 | 1 — 5 | 27 | 28 |
  | 2 | March 19–23, 2007 | 6 — 10 | 26 | — |
  | 3 | March 26–30, 2007 | 11 — 15 | 27 | — |
  | 4 | April 2–6, 2007 | 16 — 19 | 27 | — |
  | 4 | April 8, 2007 | 20 | 27 | — |
  
  ## Awards and nominations
  
  40th TVB Anniversary Awards (2007)
  
  * "Best Drama"
  * "Best Actor in a Supporting Role" (Makbau Mak - Ko Dai-Wai)
  