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Tong Bing Yu (formerly known as Chris Tong; simplified Chinese: 童缤毓; traditional Chinese: 童繽毓; pinyin: Tóng Bīngyù; Jyutping: Tung4 Ban1 Juk1; born on 14 June 1983) is a Malaysian actress, host, singer, and producer.

In 2014, Tong Bing Yu was awarded one of Malaysia's Top Ten Outstanding Youth. She is a long-term sponsor of "Ali De Speranza", a World Vision 30-Hour Famine D.I.Y Camp.

Career

Early years

In 2006, Tong won title of Miss Malaysia Chinese Cosmos International, along with two subsidiary titles, Miss Personality and Miss Perfect Skin. She later represented Malaysia in Switzerland and China, where she received the Miss Culture Personality Award.

In 2007, she founded the Yumiao Love Charity Foundation, encouraging pageant candidates to engage in charitable activities.

She landed her first TV hosting role in a China-Malaysia Jiangsu TV Travelogue, Go Go Travel. The show introduced places of interest and food of both China and Malaysia. Her co-hosts were Taiwanese host Chen Hong, Shining Star Performing Arts Training Center student Allan Kew, and TV anchor Huang Jing of China Jiangsu Broadcasting Corporation.

In 2008, she participated in her first TV series, My Destiny, marking the beginning of her acting career. The following year, she secured her first leading role in The Adjusters.

In 2009, she began serving as an emcee for Hai-O and Sin Chew Daily’s co-organized charity event "Ai Hua Jiao". She continued in this role for 10 years until the event was suspended due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

Singapore

In 2010, Tong got her first leading role in Singapore in the TV series The Family Court. The role got her nominated in the 17th Star Awards Ceremony in Singapore, along with Tay Ping Hui in the Favourite Onscreen Couple (Drama) category. Also in 2010, she co-hosted Dream Potters with Singapore artiste Lee Teng, and was nominated for Favourite Onscreen Partners (Variety) at the 17th Star Awards Ceremony in 2011.

In 2012, she was nominated for Best Actress and Most Popular Actress at the second Golden Awards in Malaysia through the TV series A Time to Embrace.

In 2014, she got her first Best Actress nomination through the role of Bai Mingzhu (TV Series The Journey: A Voyage,) at the 20th Star Awards Ceremony and won her first award - Top 10 Most Popular Female Artistes in Singapore. The same year, she won the Top 5 Most Popular Actress at the third Golden Awards in Malaysia, making Tong the only winner of both popularity awards among female artiste in Singapore and Malaysia.

Furthermore, she was also selected as one of Malaysia's Top Ten Outstanding Youth, and the winner of Outstanding Female Artiste of McMillan Woods Global Awards in 2014.

In 2017, she performed as "mistress" in the Mightiest Mother-in-Law.

Theatre and China film industry

Tong was also involved in theatre performances in 2015 and participated in the famous stage play Malaysian version, playing the role of Feng Ping. In 2011, she also made a cameo in the stage play of The Legends of Lai Meng. In the same year, she got two movie roles. The Wedding Diary, which gave her the opportunity to act alongside local artiste Ah Niu and Hong Kong actress Elanne Kong. Also, she participated in the movie Petaling Street Warriors with Mark Lee and Yeo Yann Yann.

Later, she participated in the China web movie League of Legend, playing the role of LeBlanc, acting with Elanne Kong, Tony Ahn and Collin Chou; she then officially announced she will gradually shift her focus to China, becoming one of the artiste of Beijing Happywoods TV under Hunan Television.

Involvement in production and film producing

In 2015, Tong was the administrative producer for the Hong Kong movie Undercover: Punch and Gun.

In 2016, became producer of Hunan Broadcasting System and Malaysia Mon Space Media Entertainment co-produced China web drama Utopia, while acting in it too.

In 2018, she starred in a China-Malaysia film, and sang the movie's theme song A Stolen Life. This won her Breakthrough Performing Actress in the 2018 14th Chinese American Film Festival and was awarded Best Lead Actress in the 2020 Melbourne Indie Film Festival, which is also her first "Best Actress" win.

In 2019, Tong founded Marvelous Culture & Film, based in Malaysia. She started collaborations with China as the producer of Beyond Life and Death. In the past six years, she led her company's strategic transformation to achieve growth through cooperation with China.

Filmography

Television

Films

Stage play

Hosting

• 988 DJ (乐活星期天)
• Jiangsu TV Go Go Travel (Travel Program) 2006
• Pink World (Informative Program)
• Jia Yu Channel (Model Contest)
• Mid-Autumn Festival Special
• Hit Hot Song 2
• Dream Potters
• Ai Hua Jiao Charity Concert 2009

Discography

• 《不要骗小孩》EP Single Duet with A Di
• 《筑梦》 TV Series A Time to Embrace Original Soundtrack Duet with Henley Hii
• 《我们都一样》TV Series A Time to Embrace Original Soundtrack Duet with Lawrence Wong and Henley Hii
• The Legend of Lai Meng Musical Theme Song Duet with Lenny Ooi
• A Stolen Life Theme Song

Accolades

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External links

• 童冰玉Tong Bing Yu on Facebook
• tongbingyu on Instagram
• 童缤毓on Sina Weibo
• 童冰玉Chris Tong - Celebrity Bios on xinmsn Entertainment
• Chris Tong on IMDb
• 童冰玉 on HKMDb
• 童冰玉Chris Tong on Mtime
• 童冰玉Chris Tong on Douban

• Living people
• Singaporean television actresses
• Malaysian actresses
• Malaysian people of Hokkien descent
• Malaysian people of Chinese descent
• Singaporean people of Hokkien descent
• 1983 births