Gladys Ho-Sze Fung

Biography

Gladys Ho-Sze Fung began learning ballet at the age of four and successfully obtained her Grade 8 ballet certificate at 16. She currently holds a Grade 3 ballet teaching license. She has participated in ballet performances for several major events, including the Miss Hong Kong pageant, National Day events, and North District anti-crime campaigns. At the age of eight, she started acting in TV series, films, and commercials. In 1998, she participated in the TV series "The Deer and the Cauldron," playing the childhood version of a character portrayed by Leung Siu-bing, and subsequently appeared in many other TV series. At age 16 or 17, she wrote a letter to Emperor Entertainment Group seeking a meeting and career opportunity. She was received by senior executive Mani Fok and signed with the company. Along with Tang Yi and Leung Chin-yee, she formed the group "Three Fried Treasures," which the company promoted as rising stars. She appeared in films such as "Rob-B-Hood," "Fight For Love," and "A Moment of Romance." In 2009, after completing the film "Happily Ever After," she withdrew from the entertainment industry and became a full-time ballet dancer and ballet teacher.