Wang Wanzhi

Ivana Wong Yuen Chi (English: Ivana Wong Yuen Chi, June 18, 1979 -) is a Hong Kong female singer, artist, composer, and actress. She joined the music scene in 2005 and is known as the "voice kissed by an angel." In September 2008, the first solo concert after entering the industry was held at STAR HALL, "I Come from Mars Concert". The first concert invited the singer Jacky Cheung as a special guest, and the two sang "I'm Really Hurt" (a song written by Wang Yunzhi for Jacky Cheung). In October 2011, two "Water. "Lily" solo concert, which invited three top music directors in the current music industry and a 42-piece string band to collaborate, and was hailed as "an Art Show that subverts the Coliseum." Later, in 2014 and 2017 (cooperating with Zhang Jingxuan), he held concerts at the Hong Kong Coliseum twice. In 2012, Wang Wanzhi won the song award at Hong Kong's four major music awards ceremonies and the "Golden Melody Award at the 2012 Top Ten Golden Melody Awards Ceremony" for "Blank Space". She has won the "Topping Music Singer-Songwriter" award at the Commercial Radio's All-Star Music Chart Awards Ceremony for seven consecutive years, and won the "All-powerful Music Singer-Songwriter Gold Award" four times, earning her reputation as the "Queen of Singer-Songwriters". Wong Yunzhi began to participate in stage plays in 2006, and performed 19 times in "Octave" in 2010. The song she composed for the play was nominated for the Best Original Music at the "20th Hong Kong Drama Awards". In 2011, her translation of the Broadway musical "I Love You Because" earned her a nomination for Best Supporting Actress at the 21st Hong Kong Drama Awards. In 2013, he participated in the TVB drama series "Hello, Buddy!" for the first time in 2013. ” and this drama was nominated for Best Actress and Most Popular TV Female Character in TVB’s “Thousands of Stars Awards 2013”. In the same year, she participated in the Lunar New Year movie "Golden Rooster SSS", playing the role of Wu Lu. For this role, Iris Wong was nominated for the Best New Actor at the 9th Asian Film Awards in 2015, and won the Best New Actor and Best Supporting Actress awards at the 34th Hong Kong Film Awards, the Best New Actor at the 2014 Hong Kong Film Directors Guild Annual Awards, and the Most Highlighted Performance Award at the 2015 Chinese Film Media Awards. In 2020, Iris Wong was nominated for the "29th Hong Kong Drama Awards" for Best Actress (Comedy/Farce) for her stage play "First Date" starring Wu Zhenyu. Starting from 2021, Wang Wanzhi