Zhong Shuman

Sherman Chung (born June 20, 1984), a Hong Kong female singer, formerly known as Chung Shuman, participated in the Hong Kong selection of the "Emperor Rookie Singing Contest" co-organized by TVB and Emperor Entertainment in 2005 and won the championship. She officially joined the music scene with the song "Master's Fight". Her record company is Emperor Entertainment. In the same year, she won three new artist awards from Metro Radio, Commercial Radio and Radio Hong Kong. Later, in 2009, she debuted in the music industry with the Japanese song "Tegami (Haikei Jugo no Kimi e)" adapted from Angela Yaji. "Letter to Myself" from "～Throw Kai To you ten years old～" has won golden song awards at many music award ceremonies. In 2025, Zhong Shuman served as the mentor of the TVB singing talent show "The Voice Show". Now an independent singer. In January of the same year, she co-operated the podcast channel "Better Together Hong Kong" with her sisters Zhong Shuqi, Wei Lan, Wei Shi and Wang Junxin. Her sister Zhong Shuqi ranked ninth in the third session of the Taiwanese TV singing talent show "Super Idol".