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Joey Yung

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Joey Yung Cho-yee (English: Joey Yung Cho-yee, June 16, 1980 -), Hong Kong female singer and actress. Since her debut, she has released more than 30 studio albums, has sung at the Hung Hom Stadium in Hong Kong 10 times, and has held more than 200 concerts in Hong Kong and overseas. She is the record holder of multiple awards in the Hong Kong music scene. As a "music queen", she was described by Radio Television Hong Kong as "having an unshakable position in the Cantonese music scene." In 1999, his debut album "Unknown" won the Newcomer Award at four awards shows. His first album stayed on the Hong Kong IFPI record sales chart for 23 weeks, setting a record in the music industry that has yet to be broken by a newcomer. In 2003, she swept four song and singer awards with "My Pride" and became one of Hong Kong's top female singers. In the same year, she also made a splash in the Chinese music scene with the Mandarin version of "My Pride" and "Girl with Wings." The song "Girl with Wings" is very popular in mainland China. Joey Yung also became famous in the mainland with this song and became a household name. Since her debut, Joey Yung has won the "Most Popular Female Singer" at the Golden Song Awards Ceremony twelve times, the "Golden Award for Female Singer" at the Popular Music Chart Awards eleven times, and the "Top Ten Chinese Golden Songs Award" for fourteen consecutive years. "Best Female Pop Singer Award", won the media award jointly awarded by four channels three times, won the IFPI Hong Kong Record Sales Award "Highest Selling Local Female Singer of the Year" eight times, and entered the Forbes China Celebrity List five times from 2010 to 2014.

Category
Film & TV
Nationality
People's Republic of China
Born
1980-06-16
Wikidata
Q2246720
Occupations actorsinger
Aliases Joey YungJoey Yung Cho YeeJoey YungJoey Yung

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