Zeng Huifen
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Zeng Huifen is a former Singaporean Chinese actress . She is best known for her starring roles in numerous Singaporean Dramas from the 1980s to the 1990s.
Zeng started her acting career in 1983 through a small role in the drama series Army Series (新兵小传）She would later become the second lead actress in the SBC classic Flying Fish (小飞鱼)
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Flying_Fish_(TV_series).
Zeng would continue acting as the Second Lead Actress in several dramas such as the 1985 hit drama Takeover (人在旅途) which she played Kang Li. She would be best known to Chinese audiences in China for her role in Takeover.
Zeng continued her rise to fame through the 1986 blockbuster drama Samsui Women
.Zeng, played the lead character A Gui. This show apparently catapulted her to greater fame and her character A Gui. A Gui also became one of the most classic drama characters that Singaporeans still remember till this day.
Zeng would continue acting for many years as the lead actress in various television and telemovie productions. In 1995, she would be nominated in the Star Awards Best Actress for her role in the telemovie The Chance Of Life. In 1996, she became the first actress to ever be nominated for three different awards in the Star Awards. The three awards she was nominated for the Best Actress Award for Dr Justice, Best Supporting Actress Award for The Teochew Family, and the Top 5 Most Popular Female Artiste Awards. Zeng, managed to win the Best Supporting Actress award.
Zeng retired in 1996, and would later migrate to the US with her family.
Zeng appeared in the media in 2003. She was supporting her best friend and her husband that were involved in a court case. It was the Slim 10 Pills Saga which involved current Singaporean actress Chen Li Ping, and her husband, Rayson Tan.
She appeared once again in the 45th Anniversary Gala Show in Mediacorp, alongside with her daughter.
Zeng started her acting career in 1983 through a small role in the drama series Army Series (新兵小传）She would later become the second lead actress in the SBC classic Flying Fish (小飞鱼)
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Flying_Fish_(TV_series).
Zeng would continue acting as the Second Lead Actress in several dramas such as the 1985 hit drama Takeover (人在旅途) which she played Kang Li. She would be best known to Chinese audiences in China for her role in Takeover.
Zeng continued her rise to fame through the 1986 blockbuster drama Samsui Women
Samsui women
The term Samsui women broadly refers to a group of Chinese immigrants who came to Singapore between the 1920s and the 1940s in search of construction and industrial jobs...
.Zeng, played the lead character A Gui. This show apparently catapulted her to greater fame and her character A Gui. A Gui also became one of the most classic drama characters that Singaporeans still remember till this day.
Zeng would continue acting for many years as the lead actress in various television and telemovie productions. In 1995, she would be nominated in the Star Awards Best Actress for her role in the telemovie The Chance Of Life. In 1996, she became the first actress to ever be nominated for three different awards in the Star Awards. The three awards she was nominated for the Best Actress Award for Dr Justice, Best Supporting Actress Award for The Teochew Family, and the Top 5 Most Popular Female Artiste Awards. Zeng, managed to win the Best Supporting Actress award.
Zeng retired in 1996, and would later migrate to the US with her family.
Zeng appeared in the media in 2003. She was supporting her best friend and her husband that were involved in a court case. It was the Slim 10 Pills Saga which involved current Singaporean actress Chen Li Ping, and her husband, Rayson Tan.
She appeared once again in the 45th Anniversary Gala Show in Mediacorp, alongside with her daughter.