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Chinese name
  
唐寧 (traditional)

Other name(s)
  
Pauline Kong

Chinese name
  
唐宁 (simplified)

Name
  
Leila Tong


Pinyin
  
tang2 ning2 (Mandarin)

Role
  
Actress

Birth name
  
Kong Lai-na (江麗娜)

Spouse
  
Desmond Tang (m. 2010)

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Jyutping
  
tong4 ning4 (Cantonese)

Born
  
5 December 1981 (age 42) Hong Kong (
1981-12-05
)

Movies
  
A Very Short Life, Big Blue Lake, L for Love L for Lies, The Bride with White Hair, Those Were the Days


Similar
  
Shermon Tang, Lam Suet, Koni Lui

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Leila Tong also known as Leila Kong (born 5 December 1981) is a Hong Kong actress. She was born into an Indonesian Cantonese family. Her birth name is used in her works during her childhood and adolescence.

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Career

At the age of 8, Tong made her first film appearance in director John Woo's action-comedy Once A Thief, which was nominated for several categories at the 11th Annual Hong Kong Film Awards. TVB then recruited Tong as a child star, and she has since then appeared in dramas such as The Greed of Man and State of Divinity.

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As an adult, she took a three-year break from the entertainment circle to attend a designing college. Tong has declined TVB's offer to personally manage her.

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Before 2004, her popular works include the popular Aqua Heroes and Square Pegs, which also starred Roger Kwok and Jessica Hsuen.

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In 2004, she was invited to film CCTV's Liao Zhai along with a host of mainland China's rising stars. The show was extremely popular and spun Liao Zhai II. She also filmed Twin of Brothers, alongside Raymond Lam, Ron Ng, Tavia Yeung and Li Qian of CCTV. Later that year, she starred in The Last Breakthrough, starring Nick Cheung, Raymond Lam and Sonija Kwok. Although The Last Breakthrough did not receive good ratings in HK, it is still remembered and favoured by many as one of the most meaningful and touching series TVB ever made.

The modern sequel to Square Pegs, Life Made Simple was filmed with the same cast and released in 2005. At the end of its run, the series became one of the highest rated of 2005, with Wars of In Laws, which also starred Bosco Wong.

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Tong has been nominated for TVB's "Most Improved Actress" award consecutively. In 2004, she entered through Aqua Heroes and Square Pegs. Later in 2005, she made it to the top 10 list with both her character as Angel in Life Made Simple and as Ha Hiu Ching in The Last Breakthrough. Bar Benders was Tong's only series broadcast in 2006 but turned up on TVB's list of top five series of that year.

In 2007, two of her series — Ten Brothers and Family Link — have also made it into TVB's five top-rated dramas of 2007. Tong also came out of War and Destiny, which was received with praise and critical acclaim for her performance. She was invited by CCTV to film The Last Princess with Sammul Chan. The show was received very well in mainland China. In December, she released her first Mandarin music album named Singing with the Moon in Beijing.

The following year, in 2008, she filmed The Greatness of a Hero in TVB, starring as Shangguan Wan'er, a well-known historic figure. The drama also starred Sunny Chan, Kent Cheng, Bernice Liu and Sonija Kwok. She once again collaborated with Kenneth Ma in a new ancient drama, Man in Charge, alongside Kate Tsui. On the second time, she filmed L For Love♥ L For Lies with Stephy Tang and Alex Fong.

Personal life

Tong married Desmond Tang in 2010. The couple met during a collaboration of the stage play, Popcorn Killer (爆谷殺人狂), and dated for three years. Tong uploaded a photo of herself and Tang on Weibo on September 10, 2010 to announce their engagement, with the comment "To all my good friends, thank you all for being by my side to witness my growth. I want to tell everyone now that I am preparing to step into another phase in my life! I am announcing to everyone, I am getting married!" The couple announced that they would not hold a wedding banquet, but would celebrate with a meal with family on both sides. On March 2011, she gave birth to a baby boy, Chun Chun. In January 2015, Tong announced the birth of her second child, a baby girl delivered via caesarian section. However in 2017, they divorced.

Tong is an advocate for animal welfare and environmental conservation. In order to properly reflect her position, she converted to a vegetarian diet in 2013.

Films

The following is the filmography (films) for Leila Tong.

Filmography

Actress
2020
The Gutter (TV Series) as
Catherine Leung Suk-Yuen (Prologue)
2019
The Taste from Happy Island
2019
The Lady Improper as
Siu Man's Cousin (as Leila Kong)
2017
Our Time Will Come as
Fong's Cousin
2016
Cold War 2 as
Karen Tang
2015
Anniversary as
Min
2011
Big Blue Lake as
Lai-Yee
2010
Love Thy Family (TV Series) as
Erica
- Leung yan sai gai (2010) - Erica
2009
A Very Short Life as
Becky Lee (as Leila Kong)
2008
Dead Air as
Fu Wing-Sze (as Lelia Tong)
2008
Ngor dik zeoi oi as
Man
2007
Ten Brothers (TV Mini Series) as
Siu-Lan Hung
- Episode #1.2 (2007) - Siu-Lan Hung
- Episode #1.1 (2007) - Siu-Lan Hung
2007
The Family Link (TV Series) as
Su Siu Man
- Episode #1.21 (2007) - Su Siu Man
- Episode #1.1 (2007) - Su Siu Man
2007
Leun sai gai yan (TV Series) as
Cheng Yuet-fung
2007
House of the Invisibles as
Chi
2006
Chiu bao dai chong (TV Series) as
Cheung See-ting
2006
Marriage with a Fool as
Sai-Mun
2005
Ah wong sun juen (TV Series) as
Angel
2005
Good Against Evil (TV Series) as
Lau Fei Fung
2004
Twin of Brothers (TV Series) as
Szee Fei Hyun / Shek Ching Shuen
2004
Cop Unbowed as
Siu Deep
2002
Square Pegs (TV Series) as
Ling Choi Dip
2003
Vigilante Force (TV Series) as
Luk Lai Kuen
2002
The Untold Story: Sudden Vanished as
Helen
2001
Dragon Hero (as Ling Tong)
2000
An Eyes for an Eyes as
San
1999
Shuizhou qingchun jiusheng
1999
Tender Heart as
San
1996
Si ge 32A he yi ge xiang jiao shao nian
1995
Hong Kong Graffiti as
Young Jane Leung
1993
The Bride with White Hair as
Young Cho Yat-Hang
1993
City Hunter as
Kaori as a child
1991
Beyond's Diary
1991
Once a Thief as
Young Red Bean - Young Cherie (as Lina Kong)

References

Leila Tong Wikipedia


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