Che Wanwan (Stephanie Che Yuen Yuen,）

Che Wanwan (Stephanie Che Yuen Yuen, December 28, 1974 -), formerly known as Che Yuanyuan, is a Hong Kong female singer, disc jockey and actress, and also serves as the head contract female artist of TVB. Che Wanwan studied at the famous girls' school Hong Kong St. Paul's School in middle school. After graduation, she intended to enroll in the fourth TVB artist training class in 1991, but she gave up enrolling in the training class because she wanted to practice singing in the UK. In 1992, Che Wanwan participated in the 11th Rookie Singing Contest jointly organized by TVB and Huaxing Records, and won the championship with the song "I Have to Give Up". In 1993, Che Wanwan began to participate in the performance of TV series, performing in the TV series "Running Fire". In 1995, after her contract expired, she left TVB to concentrate on being a full-time singer. Che Wanwan is best known for his albums "Devotion" and "Individual". In 2001, she returned to TVB to perform the feature-length situational comedy "As You Like It", in which she played the role of the vicious imperial concubine "Wan Guifei". In 2003, she performed "As You Like It". In 2007, after the contract expired, she left again. In December 2013, Che Wanwan and her Australian boyfriend Jonathon, who had been dating for three years, got married in Thailand. At the same time, she also released two singles, including a song "One Plus One" written by Lin Xi to celebrate their marriage. In 2016, she returned to TVB to film the new drama "Conspiracy with the Spy" and cooperated with Luo Jialiang. On March 28, 2017, Cha Wanwan gave birth to a son at the age of 42. Cha Wanwan's mother is Cantonese film actress Che Qifen in the 1960s. Her mother was sentenced to 7 years in prison for theft and money laundering in 2002. She was later released on parole due to poor health. She died of liver disease in 2007. It is rumored that Che Wanwan is a senior artist Zhang Yingcai is her biological father, but Che Wanwan denies it.