Michelle Pau Tsui-mee

Biography

Michelle Pau Tsui-mee is a Hong Kong singer, actress, and TV host, born on 14 September 1963. She joined Entertainment Records in 1983 and entered the entertainment industry alongside other singers such as Wang Qi-jia and Mak Kit-man. She studied singing under the renowned teacher Zhang Zan-sheng. She began her career singing singles including "I Only Expect," "Red Bean Longing," and "Blue Eyelid." She gained widespread fame after singing the advertisement song for Bok Fu Red Bean Soup, earning her the nicknames "Miss Red Bean Soup" and "Red Bean Sister" due to her sweet and magnetic voice. In 1984, she began singing theme songs for TVB television dramas, including "Dreams of Sorrow" for "Battle of Xuanwu Gate" and "Love in Two Places" for "Xue Rui's Eastern Campaign." She also performed in the youth musical "Quintet of First Love" alongside other young female singers. In 1987, she moved to Nissho Records and released the album "Revolution of Love." In 1989, she performed a duet with Wen Siu-lun titled "Love Never Changes" for the drama "Lucky Star." She married an architect in 1990, who had been her devoted fan, and gradually stepped away from the entertainment industry to work in insurance. Her song "I Only Expect" reached number one on the Hong Kong Radio Chinese Song Chart in the third quarter of 1983.