Profile | How ‘big sister’ Liza Wang has delighted Hong Kong music and stage fans for over 50 years

This is the 40th instalment in a biweekly series profiling major Hong Kong pop culture figures of recent decades.

Widely referred to as Ah Jie (“big sister”), Liza Wang Ming-chun has been a household name in Hong Kong for over half a century for her performances on TV and in Cantonese opera.

Born in Shanghai in 1947, Wang emigrated to Hong Kong at age nine, where she attended a prestigious private Catholic primary school for five years.

She had always enjoyed performing and took part in singing and recital competitions as a teenager, she told HK Magazine in 2009.

Wang in an interview with the Post in 1987. Photo: SCMP

She scored six points in her secondary education exams, well below the passing score of 14, and sought career choices outside academics.

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