Top 10 Most Beautiful Actresses of TVB Hong Kong

Xa Thi Mạn, born on May 28, 1975, is a renowned Hong Kong television and film actress, TV host, and singer. She was once an exclusive artist of TVB, earning the title of TVB's 'Number One Sister' in her prime. Known for iconic roles in dramas like 'The Breaking Point', 'Snow is Red,' and most recently, 'Deep in the Realm of Conscience,' Xa Thi Mạn's fame extends far beyond her beauty pageant roots.

It was her performance in the historical drama 'Deep in the Realm of Conscience' that truly catapulted Xa Thi Mạn to new heights. Breaking TVB's viewership records, the series elevated her status to the pinnacle of TVB's leading actresses. With an Eastern charm and a touch of modernity, Xa Thi Mạn avoids being typecast and consistently rejuvenates her roles. Her efforts have been rewarded not only with acting accolades but also admiration for her sharp business acumen and substantial investment portfolio.

Lý Gia Hân, the beauty with mixed Portuguese and Chinese blood, quickly rose to fame as Miss Hong Kong and International Queen in 1988. It was the legendary 'Detective Investigation Files' that elevated the TVB princess's name like never before. Thanks to her flawless beauty, elegant face, Lý Gia Hân became the epitome of charm in that era. Born Michele Monique Reis on June 20, 1970, with the stage name Lý Gia Hân, she carries the blood of both Portuguese and Chinese, is an actress, model, Miss Hong Kong, and Miss Chinese International in 1988. Later, Lý Gia Hân was invited by TVB to star in the famous TV series 'Detective Investigation Files.' In 1973, at the age of 3, she was discovered by a talent scout while traveling with her mother and was invited to shoot an advertisement for children. In 1982, at the age of 12, she shot her second commercial.

During her school years, she was often invited to act in films and shoot commercials, but she declined as she aspired to become a flight attendant. Lý Gia Hân mentioned that she wasn't noticed for her appearance when she was young; in elementary school, she wore thick glasses. After the age of 12, she started working as a commercial model, learned to dress up, and gradually gained attention for her beauty. In the Miss Hong Kong pageant in 1988, Lý Gia Hân was crowned, and she also won the Miss Chinese International pageant the same year. After two beauty pageants, TVB invited Lý Gia Hân to star in the TV series Declaration of Help, marking her entry into the Hong Kong film industry. Her first film role was in the movie Lethal Lady 2 (1990), playing Nhạc Linh San in Swordsman: Dongfang Bubai (1991). Lý Gia Hân was also chosen by director Wong Kar-wai to play the lead role in Detective Investigation Files (1995).

Tuyên Huyên born on August 18, 1970, is a Hong Kong actress. She graduated in Civil Engineering from Imperial College London (one of the top 4 universities in the UK). Recognized as a talented actress at TVB, Tuyên Huyên demonstrates excellent acting skills in a variety of roles, from comedic to romantic. Successfully portraying numerous characters, Tuyên Huyên has consistently held the title of 'Favorite Actress' at TVB for many years. She is also known as one of the 'Five Great Beauties' of TVB in the late 90s, alongside Maggie Cheung, Gigi Lai, Ada Choi, and Flora Chan.

Tuyên Huyên shattered the stereotype of being just a beauty with her engineering degree from Imperial College London. She officially joined TVB in 1993 with her debut role in 'Heroic Legend.' With her distinctive beauty, Tuyên Huyên quickly garnered attention and rose to TVB's beauty ranks through series like 'File of Justice,' 'Secret of the Heart,' 'The Good Old Days,' and won the Miss Photogenic title in 1999. Despite her success in her career, Tuyên Huyên has faced challenges in her love life. Currently, she remains single with no plans for marriage in the near future.

Đường Ninh, born in 1981, is a Hong Kong actress. Starting her acting career at the age of 8, Đường Ninh is a familiar face in many beloved films such as 'Mismatched Couples,' 'The Good Old Days,' 'Family Squad'... Her sweet and innocent beauty has won the hearts of audiences, even in supporting roles. In 2009, after leaving TVB, Đường Ninh shifted her career focus to the mainland but didn't achieve significant success. Currently, she is married to director Tang Wai Kit and has two adorable children. Đường Ninh represents the bright and fresh beauty in the world of actresses.

In 1989, at the age of 8, Đường Ninh was discovered by director Wu Vu Sam for her cute and adorable appearance, giving her a small role in the film 'Roaming Four Seas,' where she acted alongside big names like Chow Yun-fat, Tony Leung, Cherie Chung... Little did they know, this small role paved the way perfectly for Đường Ninh to enter the showbiz of Fragrant Harbor when she was not even 10 years old. Despite not having formal acting training, Đường Ninh portrayed her roles flawlessly, surprising many. Since 1989, Đường Ninh unexpectedly became the darling of TVB and film directors.

Lê Tư was born on October 1, 1971, is a well-known Hong Kong television actress, film actress, and singer. She was once an exclusive actress of TVB. Lê Tư was recognized by audiences through various popular and famous TVB dramas such as: The Return of the Condor Heroes, Deep in the Realm of Conscience, Desert's Spring, Marrying into a Rich Family... Lê Tư was the gem of Hong Kong's screen, known as the 'number one beauty of TVB,' one of the beauty icons of Hong Kong. Born into a family with an artistic tradition, with both her grandfather and sister being famous figures in the Hong Kong entertainment industry, Lê Tư showed talent in the art form from an early age. To support her family, Lê Tư joined the entertainment industry at the age of 16.

Her innocence and elegant face quickly brought Lê Tư numerous successes, making her a pillar of TVB. Her imprint remains through many roles in iconic dramas of that time: 'Deep in the Realm of Conscience,' 'The Return of the Condor Heroes'... In 2008, after her younger brother Lê Anh had a prolonged accident and needed extensive treatment, Lê Tư announced her withdrawal from the entertainment industry. She handed over the management of Cosmax, a cosmetic company she co-founded with her brother, to him. Later, she became a successful businesswoman as her company went public and performed well on the stock exchange. In February 2009, she married billionaire Mã Đình Cường, and they currently have three daughters (a pair of twins, born on July 24, 2010, and another daughter born on October 3, 2013).

Ôn Bích Hà, born on July 30, 1966, formerly known as Ôn Bích Ngọc, is a renowned Hong Kong television actress, film actress, singer, and film producer of Chinese origin. Her father was an officer in the Republic of China Army. In the early years of her career, she was known as a 'seductive beauty' and was praised for her beauty more than her acting. After marriage, she faded from the entertainment scene, occasionally participating in TV and film productions. Currently, she mainly operates in mainland China. She won the 'Best Leading Actress in a Leading Role' award at the Silk Road International Film Festival in 2020.

After completing her first year at Mingyuan Catholic High School, Ôn Bích Hà studied at the former St. John's College, a Catholic higher education institution in Tai Koo Shing. She was nominated for the Hong Kong Film Award for Best New Performer at the 2nd Hong Kong Film Awards (1983) for her role in Dangerous Encounter of the First Kind (1982). She gained attention for her beauty and remarkable performance in Love Unto Waste (1984), also known as Eternal Love, alongside Tony Leung Chiu-wai and Loletta Lee, when she was only 17. Later, she also made a strong impression in two films directed by Stanley Kwan: Full Moon in New York (1986) and Rouge (1988).

Hồ Hạnh Nhi, born on November 6, 1979, is a Hong Kong television and film actress, voice actress, singer, model, and entrepreneur. She was once an exclusive actress of TVB. Hồ Hạnh Nhi is known for her leading roles in popular Hong Kong TV dramas such as My Date with a Vampire, Witness to a Prosecution, A Great Way to Care, Strictly Come Dancing, and Beauty at War. Her unexpected successes in these TV dramas have earned her numerous prestigious awards for acting, including Best Leading Actress, Favorite Actress, and Most Improved Female Artiste.

Throughout her 12-year acting career, Hồ Hạnh Nhi has portrayed various diverse characters, from the mentally challenged girl Đinh Thiện Ân in A Great Way to Care, to Lưu Yến Ngọc in Armed Reaction, Linh Linh in Survivor's Law, and Tô Phụng Ni in Copycat. In 2002, she won the Fast Track Award for Most Improved Female Artiste at the TVB Anniversary Awards, marking a significant milestone in her acting journey. In 2005, her artistic career entered a radiant phase when she starred in five TV dramas as the female lead in the same year, significantly enhancing her reputation. She was awarded Best Actress (TVB Queen) for My Date with a Vampire and Favorite Female Character in Witness to a Prosecution at the TVB Anniversary Awards 2011.

Lý Nhược Đồng was born on August 16, 1966, in Hong Kong. She is the seventh child in a family of 10 siblings and was nicknamed the Seventh Fairy by neighbors due to her cuteness since childhood. Lý Nhược Đồng, the little dragon girl of TVB Hong Kong, has captivated the hearts of many fans. Even now, quite a few viewers still mistakenly guess her age. Some playfully claim she's the real-life incarnation of the Little Dragon Girl. After 'The Gods and Demons of Zu Mountain' and 'Demi-Gods and Semi-Devils,' Lý Nhược Đồng's fame continues to shine. The seventh fairy always leaves an unforgettable impression with her timeless beauty.

In 1990, while working as a flight attendant for Cathay Pacific, she was invited to act in a short film by an advertising company. Director Từ Khắc noticed her and invited her to join the film 'Urban Love Beast.' Subsequently, she appeared in various historical dramas. Thanks to her face perfectly suited for ancient roles, she was dubbed the 'ancient beauty.' Her portrayal of Xiaolongnü in 'The Return of the Condor Heroes' (co-starring with Cổ Thiên Lạc) was highly acclaimed. Over the past 20 years, Lý Nhược Đồng's performance as Xiaolongnü has been considered a classic in the history of television. During her youthful years, she mesmerized audiences with her elegance, clear eyes, and a touch of melancholy.

Vương Tổ Hiền, born on January 31, 1967, is a renowned Taiwanese actress and singer who gained fame in Hong Kong during the 1980s and 1990s. She is one of the Four Great Flowers of Hong Kong cinema, alongside Joey Wong, Maggie Cheung, and Brigitte Lin. Vương Tổ Hiền, also known as the First Beauty of Asia, truly enchanted both fans and screen audiences with her mystical and captivating beauty. Alongside her unique allure, her acting prowess left an indelible mark with iconic roles in Eternal Love, White Snake, and Dongfang Bubai. Even today, the name Vương Tổ Hiền evokes nostalgia and admiration among generations of fans. During the peak of her career, she left unforgettable imprints on the screen.

Vương Tổ Hiền caused a sensation not only in Taiwan but also in Japan and South Korea. She became the most beloved actress overseas, earning the title of 'Asia's First Beauty.' In her golden years of beauty and fame, Vương Tổ Hiền experienced two love affairs. The first with businessman Lam Kin Musik ended due to his existing marriage. The second was with singer Tarcy Su, whom she met on the film set in 1986. In 2001, Vương Tổ Hiền announced her breakup with Tarcy Su just before their scheduled wedding, as she discovered he had a child from a previous relationship. In September 2005, coinciding with the global release of the film 'The Shanghai Story,' Vương Tổ Hiền officially announced her retirement. Currently, she resides in Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada.

Trương Bá Chi, born on May 24, 1980, is a Hong Kong actress and singer. Discovered by Stephen Chow, she made her debut in the film 'King of Comedy' (1999) as Lui Piu-Piu. Following her acclaimed debut, Trương Bá Chi continued to achieve success in the film industry, winning the Hong Kong Film Award for Best Actress in 'Clean My Name, Mr. Coroner!' (2003). In the Hong Kong entertainment scene, Trương Bá Chi is also renowned as a singer and commercial model. She is the muse discovered and recruited by Stephen Chow. Famous for her role in 'King of Comedy,' Chau's princess garnered much media attention. With her stunning appearance and excellent acting skills, she garnered numerous awards throughout her career.

In 1998, after returning to Hong Kong, she was invited by manager Chu Wing-Long to appear in a lemon tea commercial. Shortly after its broadcast, it caught the attention of the famous Hong Kong comedian and director Stephen Chow. A year later, Stephen Chow invited her to star in and co-direct the film 'King of Comedy,' where her role as Lui Piu-Piu was highly praised. Also in 1999, Trương Bá Chi starred alongside Eric Tsang in the film 'A Man Called Hero,' earning her the Best New Performer award at the 19th Hong Kong Film Awards. After the initial success, Trương Bá Chi continued to impress with notable roles in 'Failan,' a film collaboration between South Korea and Hong Kong, and 'Clean My Name, Mr. Coroner!'. Her performance in 'Clean My Name, Mr. Coroner!' earned Trương Bá Chi the Best Actress award at the 23rd Hong Kong Film Awards and the Golden Horse Award.