Miriam Yeung

Miriam Yeung (huá) (English: Miriam Yeung Chin-wah, born February 3, 1974, formerly known as Yang Zewa, is a Hong Kong female singer and actress with registered nurse qualifications. She is the first diva in Hong Kong to combine "song queen", "movie queen" and "TV queen". She has won the "Female Singer Gold Award" at the "Leading Music Chart Award Ceremony", "The Most Popular Female Singer" at the "Top Ten Golden Song Awards Ceremony", and "Hong Kong Film" "Best Actress" at the Hong Kong Film Critics Circle Awards, "Best Actress" at the "Hong Kong Film Critics Society Awards", and "Best Actress" at the "Southern Festival Awards", the highest individual awards. She became the first artist in Hong Kong to win a major film and television award. She was also invited by "Madame Tussauds Hong Kong" and "Hong Kong Avenue of Stars" to have her wax figure made and handprinted in recognition of her great contribution to the entertainment industry. Since 2000, he has been the lead singer of "Girl's Prayer" and "Small Town Events", the annual hits. He has also supervised the production of "Electric Phantom", the best album of the year, and launched "321 GO! Live", the highest-selling album of the year. He also held "321 GO!" "Annual Hong Kong Coliseum New Year's Eve Concert, as well as starring in "The Principal of Five Children" and "Chun Jiao Saves Zhiming", Hong Kong's annual box-office champion film, becoming the first leading actress in the history of Hong Kong female film box office champions.