Helen Ng Heung-lun

Biography

Helen Ng Heung-lun is a Hong Kong singer and actress, born on 10 August 1959. She grew up in the To Kwa Wan area with her father, Cantonese film actor Ng Yin-chi, and her singer sister Ng Kong-lun. She took singing lessons at age twelve under teacher Bao Peili, and at age nine was admitted to the 9th Nan Guo Experimental Theatre Troupe by her father's teacher Ku Chung-chung. She won the Hong Kong Folk Song Open Singing Competition with the song "The Weaving Girl" in the under-15 category, and began performing on stage at Lai Yuen at age eleven. She released several albums with other artists between 1975 and 1978, and provided dubbing vocals for the film "Snake Prince" in 1976. She was a contracted singer with TVB's "Enjoy Yourself Tonight" from 1977 to 1981, and released her solo album "Curtain Rolls in the West Wind" in 1979, which included her signature song. She appeared in TV dramas such as "Couple in Wrong Positions" and "Challenge" in minor roles. She returned to TVB as a freelance actress in 2012 after being invited by Mui Siu-ching in 2007. She gained renewed attention for her role as "Tam Ho Yung-yi" in "Come Home Love: Lo and Behold". She married actor Chan Wing-chun in a Catholic wedding in 2018 after a three-year relationship. She was diagnosed with dermatomyositis in 2019.