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It's been more than 10 years since Vivian Chow
left her full-time singing and acting career in Hong Kong, but she's still
famous in Asia and is well-known among the Chinese population who live
overseas. In 2006, she held 3 concerts at the HK Coliseum which were completely
sold out!!... this just goes to show that there are still lots of people
who like her. So why am I fan of Vivian? Well, I like Vivian's singing and acting. She has a sweet personality and is very down-to-earth. Her sweet voice, her kindness towards others, and her incomparable angel-like beauty are just a few other reasons why she's my favorite female idol. Nowadays, Vivian spends some of her time doing advertisements and charity work. I'll continue to support Vivian FOREVER!!! *^_^* ** December 20, 1997...one of my most HAPPIEST days of my entire life!!! You would think that going to see Vivian in concert is already great, but try going to her fan club meeting in HK!! ...and then sitting almost directly across from her at the table?! WAH!!! ...and better yet, having a little chat with her?!..oh my!!!! *^_^* If any of you have doubts as to how nice Vivian really is, let me tell you, she's one of the NICEST people I've met. Was she everything that I expected her to be in real life?....you bet! ..in fact, even better than I expected!! *^_^* Her sweet personality was present during the entire fan club meeting. Unlike some stars who seem to be cool towards their fans, Vivian is someone who you can actually talk to just like a friend. At the fan club meeting, I discovered that she REALLY cares about her fans...asking her fans (us ordinary people!) questions about how they've been doing since their last meeting. Here's more info about the meeting. |
HK
Location - King's Hotel 2/F, 303 Jaffe Road, Wan Chai, Hong
Kong Island
Kowloon
Location - 11/F, One Knutsford, 1 Knutsford Terrace, Tsim Sha Tsui, Kowloon
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Vivian says:
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Vivian's Elyze
Print Ad 2009 (September) |
Vivian's movie "All About Love" - Opening
August 26, 2010!
Chinese
title: "Dak Haan Chaau Faan" (literally: Leisurely Fried Rice)
Starring: Vivian Chow, Sandra Ng Kwan Yu, William
Chan Wai Ting, and Eddie Cheung Siu Fai
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Movie
Info
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"Grateful" magazine - July, 2010

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Write to Vivian by 'snail-mail' May 20, 2003 |
Profile
January 5, 2009 Biography
June 17, 2008 Vivian's
Messages
February 14, 2010 Question
and Answer with Vivian Vivian's
Pets
June 20, 2010 Vivian's
Paintings Gossip
Corner November 3, 2009 Photo
Galleries
July 21, 2010 Filmography
Movies
and TV Shows on VCD/DVD July 18,
2008 Most
Recent Magazines w/ Vivian Interviews
March 8, 2010 Most
Recent Book, CD, DVD, and VCD Releases Audio
Collection Sound
Clips July 12, 2009 Radio Dramas Vivian's
Opinion about Joe Ngai Concert
Photos Winamp
and ICQ Skins Translated
Lyrics & Cantonese Romanizations MTV
Stories
Vivian
Chow's Official Website |
| V | for Very Beautiful |
| I | for Idol |
| V | for Very Talented |
| I | for Intelligent |
| A | for Angel and Artistic |
| N | for Nice |
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| C | for Captivating Voice, Beauty, and Personality |
| H | for Honey Sweet |
| O | for Outstanding |
| W | for Wonderful in Many Ways |
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