Zhong Huibing’s personal profile

Zhong Huibing (English name: Maria Chung), originally from Xinhui, Guangdong, was born in Shanghai, China in 1957. She has one sister and two brothers. He came to Hong Kong with his parents when he was one year old and was educated in Hong Kong. When she was fourteen years old, her family immigrated to the United States to continue her unfinished studies. In 1979, she completed her studies at New York University and received a bachelor's degree in business administration and communications.

While Zhong Huibing was studying college courses in the United States, she joined the New York Chinese Television Station in the United States and worked in front of and behind the scenes in her spare time. During this time, she learned a lot and deepened her love for working in television. She has hosted interview programs for the TV station and has met many people with different personalities and professions. In addition, she also starred in an interesting drama called "A Cheng's Story", and her performance was very successful. Therefore, she hopes to get development opportunities in television so that she can apply what she has learned.

Zhong Huibing returned to Hong Kong for a visit in March 1979, which coincided with the Miss Hong Kong registration promotion period. With the persuasion of her relatives and friends, she signed up to run for Miss Hong Kong. On May 26, 1979, Zhong Huibing won the third runner-up in the fierce Miss Hong Kong election. The current champion and Miss Photogenic were both won by Zheng Wenya, the runner-up was Wu Meili, and Miss Friendship was Guan Yuqin. After Chung Huibing was elected as the second runner-up of Miss Hong Kong, she fulfilled her one-year Miss Hong Kong contract, during which she represented Hong Kong in Japan to participate in the Miss International contest. After leaving office, he worked at TVB and hosted "Happy Tonight" for more than a year. Later, he moved to the film industry and worked both in front of and behind the scenes. In addition, Zhong Huibing has developed in the business and literary circles. She not only runs a public relations company, but also writes columns as a writer. Zhong Huibing was very successful in the film industry and the business world, and gained both fame and fortune. However, when she suddenly looked back, she was shocked to realize that she did not belong to Vanity Fair at all. Living in a leisurely and elegant way, surrounded by calligraphy, painting, flowers, birds, insects, and fish, and occasionally getting together with friends, was where her heart belonged.