PriscillaChan Wai-han (陳慧嫻 born July 28, 1965) is a female singer in Hong Kong.
Priscilla had a rough 1987, but she rebounded nicely in 1988 with the album 嫻情 1988, and the song "Silly Girl" (傻女, a Cantonese rework version of the Spanish song "La Loca") that first confirmed her status as a serious contender in the golden age of Cantopop.
Priscilla chose to retire in 1989 in order to pursue her degree in psychology at the Syracuse University in Syracuse, New York, a promise to her parents that she kept.
What others dismissed as an erroneous career move, Priscilla saw it as an opportunity to fulfill her other life aspirations.
Priscilla was beautiful I have see her in concerts since 2003 Jacky Cheung was also arrive with her in the stage.
She has great talent in the Hong Kong music industry and is a great inspiration for youngters that "education" comes first when she took a break from singing a few years back.
Priscilla is featured in the Singapore version of Sisters' Pictorial (Issue 682)
Songs not released in Priscilla's albums are found in the "Unreleased" section.
Priscilla is the voice behind Nausicaa, the main character of the Cantonese version of the 1984 Japanese animation movie "Nausicaa of the Valley of Wind".
It is usually romanised as Chan in Cantonese, and sometimes as Chun.
In Fukien (Hokkien, Taiwanese, Southern Min) as well as Teochew (Chiuchau), the name is pronounced Tan.
Agnes Chan, a Hong Kong singer, also famous in Japan
en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Chen_(surname) (456 words)
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Chan also earned a doctorate from Stanford University in California in 1994.
I have the song which I stumbled upon, so I'm very glad I have it! They say the singer is Benny Chan but I don't think so.
Everytime i hear this song, clips of the series flash in my mind, especially when ding hai threw his sons off the building.
Sep 9 2004 4 08 AM Personally the song from Duke of Mount Deer 2000 sung by Dicky Cheung and played in the last episode near the end (when he was walking away from the emperor and the camera was zooming out on the great wall) was quite memorable.
The creation of the Lab was encouraged by the Stride Rite Foundation, which provides public service scholarships to outstanding volunteers working with PBHA programs.
The Lab is currently headed by three Stride Rite Public Service scholarship recipients: PriscillaChan ’01, Kristen Day ’01, and Stephen Kim ’03.
The workshop series designed for adults will be led by PriscillaChan and Kristen Day and will cover basic software and web skills, including Microsoft Word, Excel, and the Internet.
