Anecdotes

In 1997, she received the Best New Actress Award from RTHK TV Awards for her performance in TVB's One Good Turn Deserves Another (Dei Yuk Tin Sze).

In 1999, Maggie was voted The Millennium Most Memorable Actress in a Leading Role for her performance at Ching Po Chu in TVB's award-winning Old Time Buddy (Nan Hing Nan Tai).

In 2003, Maggie took home the Favorite Character Award and Best Leading Actress for the role Lui Sei Leung in TVB's award-winning The King of Yesterday and Tomorrow (Kou Ng Chi Chuen).

One of the 5 Finalists for Miss Hong Kong Beauty Pageant 1994. Maggie also awarded Most Prominent Star Award for her screen presence.

Speaks English, Cantonese, Mandarin, and French.

Her father is a retired civil servant for the Hong Kong government. Her youngest sister, Carrie is the superintendent of the Hong Kong West Kowloon PTU Team.

Her eldest sister, Wylie, along with her younger sister, Susie, and Susie's husband, Alex, are all employees of Cathay Pacific.

Graduated Valedictorian at the St. Mary's Canossian College in Hong Kong. She subsequently studied at Plymouth College and Oxford College in England, focusing on Nutritional Science & Anatomical Biology.

Recovering from Thyroid Gland Infection. She has been on hiatus from acting since August 2005. (août 2006)

In January (2001), Maggie will film several TV series for TVB and continue to shoot more movies.

In December (2000), Maggie will have 2 shows of "A Kindred Spirit the Musical" in Malaysia and perhaps a world tour later on.

Is not known to have any children.

Former member of the Cantopop girl group PP Gals. She has a solo song called "Forever" from "PP Gals·DJ Boy" album.