田蕊妮

简介

Tin Yui Lee, originally named Tin Ming-wai, is of Hunan Hengyang descent and the granddaughter of a Kuomintang major general. She grew up in Kui Yau Estate, Kwai Chung. She attended Kui Yau Catholic Primary School and graduated from Choi Shing Estate Church of Christ in China Memorial Secondary School in 1994. In 1993, her father entered her into the 4th Future Idol Competition, where she won the gold medal singing Shirley Kwan's "A Solo Song" and joined Asia Television. She performed ATV's 1994 World Cup theme song "The Hot Universe." As ATV had no music programs, she began acting in dramas in 1995, with standout roles in "Flaming Brothers" and "Light of Thousand Homes," which sparked her passion for acting and led her to abandon plans to study in Canada. In 2003, she left ATV after a 10-year relationship and joined Media Asia Films. She received two Hong Kong Film Awards Best Supporting Actress nominations for "Golden Chicken" and "The Easy Life." In 2005, she co-hosted a radio program with Chow Hoi-kwong. In 2006, she was invited by producer Tong Kee-ming to star in her first female lead TVB drama "Revolving Doors of Vengeance." She worked as a freelance actress for TVB until signing as a manager contract artiste after completing "Beyond the Realm of Conscience." In 2009, she officially joined TVB, becoming the first former ATV female artiste to transfer to TVB in the millennium.