Xia Wenxi (formerly known as Teresa Teng), born on July 1, 1963 in Hong Kong, is a Hong Kong actress.
In 1982, he debuted at the same time as Ye Tong, and co-starred in "Burning Youth", the duo performed four stunning performances, and was nominated for the Best New Actor Award at the 2nd Hong Kong Film Awards.
In 1984, the "Tang Dynasty Extravagant Woman" cooperated with Wan Ziliang became a sensation and quickly became popular. After that, he successively filmed films such as "Red Apricot with a Heart", "One House and Two Wives", and "Women's Prison".
In 1986, she was nominated for Best Actress at the 5th Hong Kong Film Awards for "Flower Street Times".
In the late 1980s, during filming in Taiwan, he met businessman Huang Guanbo, and soon the two married, Xia Wenxi resolutely decided to quit the show business circle despite the wind and rain of the outside world, and went to settle in the United States with her husband Huang Guanbo.
In the mid-1990s, she was invited by the well-known producer Yang Peipei to come back to shoot TV dramas, and went to Taiwan to develop, participating in TV drama performances such as "New Dragon Gate Inn" and "Condor Heroes", but this was not her first time to participate in performances in Taiwan, and the 1986 movie "Killing Husband" showed her acting skills.
In 2002, he returned to Hong Kong at the invitation of Zhang Aijia to perform "Want to Fly".
Xia Wenxi, Hong Kong director Tam Ka Ming first saw her, and her impression was like this. Looking at Wen Wen quietly, she sent the word "Wen", the shadow circle rose and fell like a tide, and gave the word "tide", which is the story of the "summer" day, and it is also the origin of her stage name.
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Stills from the early years