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简介

Wan Fong-Ling is a veteran Hong Kong radio announcer, actress and former voice actress, born and raised in Hong Kong to a family originally from Dongguan, Guangdong. She graduated from Clementi Secondary School, where she studied vocal music and took part in amateur radio drama performances. In 1959 she joined a commercial radio station as a full-time announcer and quickly rose to fame, starring in many radio dramas and singing their theme songs, such as White Rose, Love of the Rose, Diary of a Husband and Diary of a Married Woman, earning her the title "Queen of Broadcasting". In 1963 she made her film debut in Bitter Romance, and continued acting in Cantonese and Mandarin films through the early 1970s, including Broadcasting Queen and Marriage Love. In 1975 she left the commercial radio station and worked at TVB and CTV, appearing in variety shows, television dramas and voice-over work. In the early 1980s she returned to radio at RTHK, performing in radio dramas including the stereophonic drama W斯理 Series: Old Cat alongside Chung Wai-ming. She gradually retired from broadcasting and in 1988 emigrated to Australia with her engineer husband, where she continued working at a local cable radio station serving the Chinese community. In 2001 she appeared in the TVB drama Golden Years.