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简介

Ting Ing is a Hong Kong actress born on 23 August 1938 in Hong Kong, with ancestral roots in Zhejiang province. Her original name was Ji Jingyu. In 1952, while still studying at St. Clare's Girls' School in Hong Kong, she auditioned for "Free Film Company" (later "Lingguang Company"), where she and actress Lin Chui were dubbed the "twin jewels" of the company. Her debut was the Mandarin film "Sister Fulan" in 1954, and her first Cantonese film was "Silver Light Shining on the Jade Person" in 1955. Her representative works include "The Ten Big Sisters" (1960), "The Secret of a Woman" (1961), and "Factory Queen" (1963). In 1967, when producer Huang Zhuohan established "First Film Organization" in Taiwan, Ting Ing went to Taiwan to film Mandarin-language movies. In 1969, after her final film "Human, Ghost and Fox," she retired and moved to Toronto, Canada.