魏綺清

简介

Bertha Ngai is a Hong Kong singer and former radio and television program host, born on April 18, 1967. She grew up in a large family of eight siblings, being the seventh child, and graduated from Hong Kong Pooi To Middle School. She began her career as a part-time advertising model before entering pre-college studies, participating in numerous television, newspaper, and magazine advertisements. She was discovered by film director Roma, who approached her through an advertising agency to take her first film role in "The Clockwork Apple." She later joined Hong Kong Commercial Radio and Radio Hong Kong as a disc jockey, where the station manager gave her the nickname "Little White Rabbit," which became widely known. In 1985, she signed with EMI Records and released her debut album "First Love Story." She co-hosted the program "Youth, People's Time" with Chung Paul. She later joined Television Broadcasts Limited (TVB), hosting various programs including "Hong Kong Morning" and "Enjoy Tonight." In 1990, she was hospitalized with hepatitis A due to food poisoning but returned to work after recovery. In 1994, she emigrated to Canada, where she continued hosting radio and television programs, including "A Little Heart, A Little Love" on Fairchild Radio Canada from 2004 to 2021. She also hosted radio programs in San Francisco and Los Angeles. She published several books including "A Chapter of Feelings" and "My Name is Woman." She is married and has five children.