Ip Dexian

Deanie Ip Tak-han (English: Deanie Ip Tak-han, December 25, 1947-), a Hong Kong female singer and actress, known as "Sister Deanie". In terms of music, Deanie Ip released her first EP "Deanie Ip" in the late 1960s. Later, she mainly appeared on stage. In the early 1980s, she released records again and sang many popular songs. In the late 1980s, she faded out of the music scene. From the 1980s to the 1990s, she made more movies, and returned to singing in the early 2000s. In 2004, she was awarded the Supreme Song Award at the 2004 All-China Music Popular Chart Awards Ceremony for her song "The Flying in the Ointment" co-written with Andy Hui. In 2014, she participated in singing "Hold Up the Umbrella", my favorite song at the 2014 All-China Music Chart Awards Ceremony. In film and television, Ip Tak-han is good at playing minor roles and has won many awards over the years. With the 2011 film "Sister Peach", she won nine awards including the 68th Venice Film Festival, the 48th Golden Horse Awards, the 6th Asian Film Awards and the 31st Hong Kong Film Awards. In addition, she also won three Hong Kong Film Awards for Best Supporting Actress and two Golden Horse Awards for Best Supporting Actress.