Nicholas Tse and Cecilia Cheung have 2 children together - Nicholas Tse (Lucas) born in 2007, Nicholas Tse (Quintus) born in 2010.
After the divorce in 2011, the two took on the responsibility of raising their children, but Lucas and Quintus lived with Cecilia Cheung, while Nicholas Tse mainly provided financial support.
Lucas is currently studying abroad in Australia in a major related to music. Meanwhile, Quintus is said to have no intention of entering the entertainment industry, currently he is focusing on studying and passionate about playing volleyball.
Recently, Quintus has become the focus of discussion on social networks with a series of photos taken at the volleyball court. His appearance change is surprising, and at the same time makes the issue of the development orientation of the sons of 2 famous artists of concern.
Currently Quintus is the captain and main attacker of the school volleyball team. He once went with the team to Madrid, Spain to participate in an international youth volleyball tournament and impressed with his jumping and spitting ability on the field.
Starting to be exposed to volleyball at the age of 7 and maintaining training to this day, nearly a decade of training has helped him have firm muscles in his forearms and a height of about 1m83. He has truly matured and found joy in this sport.
According to sources in the industry, some entertainment companies have sent invitations to sign contracts, but Quintus has refused many times and publicly affirmed that "playing football is more fun than acting in movies", not wanting to turn his hobby into a tool to attract attention in showbiz.
The media believes that whether Lucas and Quintus will step into the entertainment industry later is uncertain, because both Nicholas Tse and Cecilia Cheung respect their children's choices, not imposing on their children to follow their parents' orientation.

On Ta Dinh Phong's side, in 2010, when asked about Lucas's ability to enter the entertainment industry, he once said he did not want his son to go through what he had experienced when growing up as "a star's son", and did not want his son to enter showbiz.
However, Nicholas Tse did not absolutely prohibit it. He hopes his son will "first study well" and then plan for the future.
For Truong Ba Chi, initially she opposed bringing her child into showbiz.
In 2007, when Lucas was young, the actress once said she "absolutely did not hope" that her son would enter the entertainment industry; even if Lucas wanted to follow the profession, she would advise her son to think carefully because she and Nicholas Tse both knew this path was very hard. However, she also said that if he was determined, she would not force him.
But by 2010, Truong Ba Chi's views had changed. She said she would not stop Lucas from entering showbiz if the work was not too hard and did not affect her studies.
Later, Cecilia Cheung's views became even more open. The actress said "absolutely no objection" if her children want to work in the entertainment industry, even if they can be better than her or Nicholas Tse, she will "support 100%".
