and he captained their pirate fleet as Cheung Po Tsai (“Tsai” translating roughly to “The Kid”). After Zheng’s death, Ching, anticipating a struggle with Cheung over the control of Zheng ...

Try Googling "Chinese Pirates" and see if any other story comes up. Now known as Ching Shih, she married Zheng's adopted son, Cheung Po Tsai, who was supposed to inherit his father's command.

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Farther along, you'll encounter Pirate's Cave, where 19th-century pirate Cheung Po-tsai is said to have stashed his treasure. The cave is more of a crevice than a cavern; bring a flashlight and ...

When Ching died in 1807, he left behind his wife Ching Shih – who later became the most successful pirate in history – and adopted son Cheung Po Tsai to take over the fleet. Ching Shih ...

The fifth instalment of the popular Pirates of the Caribbean franchise is set for release this month, and the story of a real pirate who inspired an earlier character in the successful series is ...

"I'd done the school trip to the Cheung Po Tsai Cave on Cheung Chau!" Bodenstein might not have discovered any of the island's fabled pirate treasure, but with her script for The Pirate Queen she ...

Recently, the broadcasting company announced their big budget plan "Cheung Po Tsai", which tells the story of the iconic Cantonese pirate of the same name. The news surprised many, as it has already ...