Stephy Tang is a Hong Kong actress and singer who was born on October 15, 1983. In her early years, she was a promising volleyball player, but eventually went on to study at the Hong Kong Institute of Vocational Education's Department of Fashion Design. She made her music debut as part of the group Cookies in 2002. Also in 2002, she made her full acting debut in the comedy movie “Nine Girls and a Ghost.” She has since continued to make waves in the music and screen worlds, with roles in the films “Kick Ball” (2017) and “My Prince Edward” (2020).

Stephy Tang

A year ago, flight attendant Jeannie (Stephy Tang) fell head-over-heels for Simon (Edward Ma), a banker who has studied abroad. Their first date, by the waterfront in the middle of a typhoon, was chaotic, but drew them together – and now they have tied the knot. However, on their wedding night, Simon displays a quick temper... and the marriage begins to deteriorate bit by bit as the months and years go by. As Simon’s work status improves, he begins to care less and less for Jeannie. And she, in turn, starts to wonder if their marriage is worth saving. Will their relationship survive the pressures of the modern world – or is it time to say goodbye? “12 Days” is a 2021 Hong Kong movie that was directed by Aubrey Lam.

12 Days

Zhang Li Fang (Stephy Tang) works in a wedding store in the busy Jindu Shopping Mall in Hong Kong. All day long, she is surrounded by people preparing their wedding ceremonies, trying on dresses, and choosing bouquets. And as she is still unmarried, she not only has to listen to constant questions and advice about when she, too, will marry. She has been in a relationship with Edward (Chu Pak Hong), the owner of a small wedding photography business, for the past seven years. The pair even live together, so Zhang Li Fang often wonders what the point of a wedding would be if it won’t change their lives much. But eventually, after a lot of pressure from Edward’s mother the two agree to marry. Unfortunately, there’s one big hitch…

Although Zhang Li Fang has accepted Edward’s very public proposal, she discovers that a minor indiscretion from the past appears to have come back to bite her. Back when she was desperate for money to escape some family difficulties, she and an acquaintance agreed to marry on paper for financial reasons. But while she expected that the marriage would have been dissolved automatically after a few years, this turns out not to be the case. With the clock ticking down to her wedding with Edward, can Zhang Li Fang did herself out of the predicament? And more importantly, does she really want to?

“My Prince Edward” is a 2019 Hong Kong movie that was written and directed by Huang Qi Lin.

My Prince Edward

To outsiders, Bo (Stephy Tang) and Keung (Alex Fong) seem to be the perfect couple. They have been ostensibly happily married for 10 years in what most assume is the ideal, stable marriage.

But as the 10th year of their marriage approaches, and they start to plan their celebration, their relationship starts to fray at the edges, exposing problems that they have simply been sweeping under the rug for years.

Both of them have careers that appear to be pulling them in very different directions. And while Keung is desperate to have children, Bo is not sold on the idea of starting a family.

Further complications of family pressures also start to blight their relationship, after Bo’s sister reveals she is about to become a mother.

What’s more, Keung’s fidelity is placed under the microscope when he recalls how he once cheated on Bo – and her suspicions are piqued when she discovers incriminating text messages from a female acquaintance on his phone.

But Keung also thinks he has reason to suspects that his wife has eyes for another man.

Will this prove to be a 10-year-itch too far for the couple – or will love find a way to save their marriage?

“Anniversary” is a 2015 Hong Kong movie that was directed by Patrick Kong.

Anniversary

Growing up together, Chan Ka Sing (Vincent Wan Yeung Ming), Choi Kai Kwong (Wilson Lam), and Lee Yuk Lan were the best of friends. Nearly inseparable, they spent every free moment they had together, their carefree childhood days spent laughing and playing at the town’s old lighthouse. But as the friends grew, their relationship took a difficult turn, as both Ka Sing and Kai Kwong found themselves falling in love with Yuk Lan.&nbsp;

Forty-five years later, the former friends find themselves reunited after the passing of their beloved Yuk Lan. While they must decide where they’ll go from here, Kai Kwong’s daughter, Debbie (Stephy Tang) must unravel the mysteries of her own heart, after she falls for Wah (Wong You Nam), a dealer who works at her father’s casino. While Wah struggles to understand his own heart his friend, Uncle Kin (BabyJohn Choi) admits he’s afraid his heart will break if his girlfriend, Phillis (Vivian Chan), moves to Japan to further her singing career. Meanwhile, Ka Sing’s son, Chan Keung (Wilfred Lau), finds himself wondering if his heart, which had broken after the passing of his daughter, will ever be whole again. An answer slowly begins to present itself, after he meets his young son’s teacher, Miss Lai (Annie Liu).&nbsp;

As the winding string of fate connects the hearts and lives of those Yuk Lan left behind, old friends are reunited and new flames are ignited, proving that anything is possible when it comes to love.

“Guia in Love” is a 2015 romance anthology film directed by Leung Dak Sam.

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