Twins

Biography

Twins is a Hong Kong female music duo consisting of Charlene Choi (Ah Sa) and Gillian Chung (Ah Gill). The duo signed with Emperor Entertainment Group in 2000 and officially debuted on 18 May 2001. Twins is the longest-running Chinese female group in Mainland China, Taiwan, and Hong Kong. The duo achieved immense success from the start, excelling in film, television, and music, and has won over 300 music awards and 30 international film and television honors. Twins is the youngest Chinese female group to perform at the Hong Kong Coliseum, with over 100 major concerts and over 100 film and television works. The US government of San Francisco designated September 14 as "Twins Day," and the group enjoys the honor of being called a "Hong Kong Hall of Fame female group." Ah Sa and Ah Gill met during training at Emperor Entertainment, and their manager decided to form them as a duo due to their frequent resemblance. Their self-titled debut EP sold out on release day, and the songs "Boy in a Girls' School" and "Love Is Greater Than Heaven" became pop classics. In 2002, they released "Our Souvenir Album," which achieved near double platinum sales in its first week, and became the youngest group to hold concerts at the Hong Kong Coliseum.