Dada Lo Chung-Chi

Biography

Dada Lo Chung-Chi, also known as Dada Lo, is a Hong Kong actress and commercial model born on December 4, 1989, originally named Lo Yin-Yi. She studied at Yip Hon Primary School, Pope VI College, and Shek Lei Catholic Secondary School, graduating in 2007. She entered the entertainment industry in 2009 with a lead role in the youth drama "South China Dream Flying" and released a photo book titled "8 Model Girls Photo Collection," which quickly raised her profile, leading to an endorsement deal with Xbox 360. She has since appeared in numerous films and TV productions, including playing Bruce Lee's elder sister Lee Chau-Yuen in the film "Bruce Lee," the ATV sitcom "Hong Kong GoGoGo," and films "Evil Fetus" and "After Divorce Date." In 2013 she starred in the action film "Bomb 3 Hot Girls," undergoing extensive martial arts training. Her rising fame led to endorsement deals for brands such as Vita Chrysanthemum Tea, Grape Sweat Light, Tea维多 Mint Candy, Fairwood, Samsung Wave, and NEWAY. In recent years she has focused on film and television. She is married to Zhao Jinhao and they have a son and a daughter. In 2015 she was involved in a drunk-driving accident and was sentenced to 120 hours of community service, a fine, and a one-year driving ban.