DgcityActress Christy Chung and her husband, actor Shawn Zhang, marked their tenth wedding anniversary with a seaside ceremony in Shenzhen on November 8, surrounded by family and a display of fireworks. The couple first married on the same date in 2016, and the renewal was shared in a video that spread quickly on Weibo.
Chung, 56, wore a white strapless dress and carried yellow roses, while Zhang, 44, appeared in an all-white suit. The two embraced and kissed in front of a flower-covered stage as fireworks lit the water behind them. Chung’s two daughters, Jaden, 18, and Cayla, 16, stood beside the couple for the milestone.
During the ceremony the host asked whether they were prepared to stand by each other for another ten years. Both answered that they were. Chung later wrote online that she hoped they would keep exploring a better world together.
Chung, who was born in Canada and grew up in Quebec, has been a familiar face in Chinese-language cinema and television since the 1990s. Zhang, twelve years her junior, works as an actor in mainland productions. Their pairing drew intense tabloid interest when they married, and public fascination with the relationship has never fully faded.
That interest was visible again over the weekend, as the ceremony video drew millions of views and comments praising the couple’s stamina after a decade in one of the region’s most scrutinized entertainment marriages. For the two of them, the night was staged less like a press event than a family party, with the daughters and close friends filling the front rows. Online, the response was notably warm for an industry where celebrity marriages are more often tracked for signs of trouble. Fans paired the new footage with wedding photographs from 2016, noting how little the two had changed in how they stood together. Posts from friends in attendance described a relaxed dinner that ran late into the evening.
The anniversary also became a small reunion for the family, with the teenagers joining photographs and helping greet friends. Chung and Zhang have both spoken in past interviews about raising the girls between filming schedules, and the ceremony kept them at its center rather than treating them as guests. Clips shared afterward showed the four of them posing together as the fireworks ended.
