Linda Wong Hing-Ping

Biography

Linda Wong Hing-Ping is a Hong Kong singer and actress, whose real name is Wang Chuan Yin. She is from Jiangsu Province; her father was the late martial arts star Wang Yu, her mother was the late actress Lin Cui, and her uncle was the late actor Tsang Kong. She studied journalism at National Taiwan University. She began her artistic career in 1992 when she submitted a vocal sample to PolyGram Records in Hong Kong and signed with the company. She released her first Cantonese album titled "Linda Wong" in 1993, winning the TVB Jade Solid Gold Best New Female Artist Silver Award. She released her first Mandarin album titled "Don't Ask Who I Am" the same year, achieving sales of 600,000 copies in Taiwan, successfully opening the Taiwanese market. She won multiple awards in her first year, including the Hong Kong Radio Most Promising New Female Artist Gold Award. She is known for famous songs such as "Don't Ask Who I Am" and "Accompany You for Life". She married Lee Kah Fai and became a yoga instructor in recent years.