Ann Lee Tung Ming

Biography

Ann Lee Tung Ming was a Hong Kong actress active in the mid-to-late 1970s as a television and film actress, nicknamed "Big-Eyed Girl." She was one of the leading actresses at CTV, forming the "Three Treasures of CTV" alongside Mimi Hsueh and Wen Hsueh Erh. She began learning piano at age 12-13 and won two championships at an inter-school music festival. She joined CTV's first training course before graduating from secondary school. Her first TV series was Empress Wu Zetian, where she played young Wu Meiniang and became famous for a slapping scene with Chun Pai. In 1976, she starred in The Return of the Condor Heroes as Siu Lung Nui, traveling to Korea and Japan for location filming. In 1979, she left Hong Kong for the UK to study English, music, and arithmetic at a specialized school, having passed the Grade 8 piano exam. She returned in summer 1979 to guest star in Reincarnated for Rediffusion Television. In 1981, she left the entertainment industry to work as an office clerk and piano teacher. She married in 1982 and had a son in 1984. She reportedly immigrated to Miami, USA and retired from acting and the entertainment industry.