Baby Bo Pui Yue

Biography

Baby Bo Pui Yue, formerly known as Chen Pei Ru, is a Chinese actress and singer from Hong Kong of Hainanese descent. She grew up in the Cha Kwo Ling wooden area of Kowloon and was raised in a single-parent family after her father abandoned them. She attended Sze Shan Public School and dropped out in her second year of junior high to help support her family, working in old factories in the Kwun Tong district. Before the age of 25, she worked in manufacturing, a detective agency, a clothing store, and a seafood restaurant. She entered the entertainment industry in 1988 when she participated in the third Future Idol Competition hosted by Asia Television, where she was discovered by Zhou Liang Shuyi, who gave her her stage name and introduced her to fame. She signed a contract with Sony Music as a singer and won an Excellence Award at the Asia Pacific Singing Competition in 1989, releasing two personal rock albums. She co-hosted a television program with Lam Kin Ming that achieved high ratings. In 1999, she suffered a car accident that disfigured her face and spent three years recovering with the help of her friend Yuan Jieyi. In 2004, she published an autobiography to express gratitude to those who helped her.