Golden Faith

Golden Faith arrived in 2002 as a sprawling TVB drama that brought rising stars and veteran performers together in a tightly wound story of relationships and ambition. The series focuses on intersecting family ties and power struggles, with Gallen Lo leading an ensemble that includes Jessica Hsuan, Deric Wan, Raymond Lam and Michelle Ye. For several cast members this project marked a turning point: it was Gallen Lo's final major TVB drama before he left the station, Deric Wan's comeback, Myolie Wu's breakout, and Felix Lok's first substantial role. Producers promoted it as a flagship project from the same team behind At the Threshold of an Era, so audience expectations were high without revealing key twists. It blends family and business.

Golden Faith aired on TVB in 2002 as a high-profile television production, promoted by the team responsible for At the Threshold of an Era, and spotlighted several younger actors alongside established veterans, and aired in Hong Kong prime time slots.

Audience reaction emphasized strong acting and tight plotting, and contemporary viewers often single out lead performances for praise. The show addresses themes like family loyalty, ambition, identity, and the clash between personal values and business pressures, earning steady fan appreciation reflected in its 8.8/10 user score, and still attracts discussion.

Golden Faith is remembered in Hong Kong TV circles for shifting several careers, marking Gallen Lo's departure era and boosting younger names such as Myolie Wu and Raymond Lam. Fans still reference its cast chemistry and production scale when discussing early 2000s TVB dramas, and the series remains a touchpoint among long-time TVB drama followers.

No widely documented major awards or international recognitions are associated with Golden Faith, based on available sources. That said, the series drew attention at the time for acting and production, and it maintains a steady reputation among regional viewers and critics.