葉蘊儀

简介

Gloria Yip was born in Hong Kong in 1973 and grew up in the Western District of Hong Kong Island, attending St. Anthony's School for girls, then Kennedy Town Government Secondary School, and graduating from St. Margaret's Girls' College. She was discovered by a talent scout at age 13 and began filming commercials for Vita Milk, McDonald's, and TDK before entering the entertainment industry. She made her film debut in 1987 in "The Jealous Husband" and rose to fame in 1988 starring as Ashura in the Japanese-Hong Kong co-production sci-fi film "The Prince of the Peacock," which earned her popularity across Japan, Hong Kong, Taiwan, Korea, and Malaysia. She was voted the most beloved foreign actress by Japan's Roadshow film magazine in 1989 and received a best new artist award in Japan. She released her first Japanese album "Harajuku" in 1990, her first Korean album "Seoul" in 1991, and her first Mandarin album "You Lied to My Heart" in 1992. She signed with Hong Kong's TVB and appeared in multiple drama series. She completed a master's thesis on Nüshu (women's writing) and currently works as a visual artist in Hong Kong using ceramics, weaving, fresh fruits and vegetables, and multimedia, writes columns for Ming Pao, and authored the book "Their Little Stories."