Ann Mui Oi-fong

Biography

Ann Mui Oi-fong was a Chinese singer and actress born in mainland China and raised in Hong Kong, and was the elder sister of the famous artist Anita Mui. She was born on 10 December 1959 in Hepo, Guangdong Province, and had two older brothers and a younger sister. Ann Mui began her singing career at a young age alongside her sister Anita Mui, performing together at various occasions before appearing at the amusement park Lei Yuen, and were also invited to perform by the Hong Kong Urban Council. In 1989, she released her self-titled debut album "Ann Mui", which included notable songs such as "香檳浸著的門匙", "夢醒情真", and "台板人生". She later withdrew from the music scene due to lack of stardom and supported her sister Anita Mui, who rose to fame after winning a television singing competition. Their voices and appearances were very similar, and the only way to distinguish them was that Anita Mui held the microphone with her left hand while Ann Mui used her right hand. In 1991, Ann Mui married Pan Lik-tik and had two sons. In the 1990s, she was diagnosed with cervical cancer due to family genetics, and after battling the disease for nearly ten years, she passed away on 16 April 2000 at St. Paul's Hospital due to organ failure caused by cancer, at the age of 40.