Jern Rong can’t hit his Peak, but finds a new fire


New chapter: Chau Jern Rong and his father Chau Kin Cheng at their new restaurant in Klang. — The Peak Steamboat and Cafe

PETALING JAYA: National artistic gymnast Chau Jern Rong dislocated his knee before the last SEA Games in December. The pain was too much to bear and the fire in him was gone.

But after some hard-thinking over the last three months, he has found a new fire. The lithe, muscular man is now running a steamboat restaurant.

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