Yung Hung

Yung Hung was born on September 17, 1968. Both parents are from Beijing and graduated from Tsinghua University.Yung Hung was born in Hong Kong and attended Pei Qiao Secondary School, and later graduated from the dance department of the Hong Kong Academy for Performing Arts. In 1989, Yung Hung participated in the Miss Asia Hong Kong contest and won the championship, and signed a contract with Asia Television Became one of its artists and later represented Hong Kong in Miss World. After her debut, Yung Hung was immediately favored by TV stations and took on a large number of TV series, such as "Look Now", "The Best Talent", "Temple Street", "Shanghai 1949", "The Crane and the Needle", etc. In 1993, she resolutely took over the filming of the Category III film "Unstoppable Crazy". The film received an enthusiastic response and brought her to the attention of the audience again. Later, she had the opportunity to participate in many different types of Hong Kong films, which expanded her acting career. . In 1995, Yung Hung moved to the Taiwan market and signed with Golden Point Records to become a singer. In the same year, she released her first solo Mandarin album "Changed Look" and went to Taiwan to promote it. By 1997, she had released a total of three solo albums. During this period, she also participated in several Taiwanese TV series and variety shows. In 1997, she participated in several TVB series performances. Starting in 2004, Yung Hung shifted the focus of her acting development to mainland China, filming domestic TV series and other events.