Google honoree Lydia Tin Ha sum was a star in Singapore because of her sitcom

Google Doodle is honouring one of Hong Kong’s most beloved comedians, Lydia Tin Ha Sum. The Chinese star is also famous for her acting role in Singapore’s hit sitcom, Living with Lydia

The A heart-warming and heart-warming donut Lydia sees Lydia through her career and life. She is wearing her signature long hairstyle and dark-rimmed spectacles.

The July 21st Google Doodle comes on Lydia’s 77th birthday.

Lydia Tin Ha sum also starred on hit Singaporean sitcom

Lydia enjoyed a successful career in the show business. She was loved for her comedy, but she was also admired as an actress who could play many roles.

Her roles in the movie “The Last of Us” are her most well-known. It’s a Mad, Mad, Mad World franchise, Double Fattiness (1988), A Hearty Recipe (1997). She was Chinese but she also appeared in a popular sitcom set in Singapore.

Her role in Living with Lydia made her a widely known star – not only in Asia but also in North America.

Living with Lydia aired on Channel 5 from 2001 to 2005.

Lydia Lydia Lum was played by Cathy. a Hong Kong-based restaurateur and widowed mother of two who moves to a new locale in Singapore after her Dim Sum establishment in Hong Kong is hit with a false case of food poisoning.

The show was Broadcast You can find it not only in Singapore, but also Hong Kong, Malaysia and Indonesia.

Google Doodle honors Chinese actress on her 77th birthday

Google Doodle Day on July 21stThe actress is affectionately called “The Actress”. “Fei Fei” (meaning “Fat Fat”In Cantonese

Lydia was born on this date in 1945 in Shanghai. She started her acting career at a young age with the Shaw Brothers Studio, Hong Kong’s largest production company at the time.

In 1967, she was cast in the popular series called “The Simpsons.” This was her breakout role. “Enjoy Yourself Tonight.”

The 1973 film was her other breakthrough role. “The House of 72 Tenants,”This documentary chronicles the lives and times of tenants living in an apartment that is unsafe.

The film It was more than any other. and topped Hong Kong’s box office in 1973.

Some of her other works acting roles came in Gei wo yi ge wen (1968), Yu lou san feng (1968), Talented Lady (1968), The Land of Many Perfumes (1968), The Great Singer(1967) Yu nu de mi mi (1967), Don’t Call Me Uncle(1975) Wandering Life(1975), among other.

Canada has a Fei Fei holiday to honor the comedian

Vancouver, British Columbia in Canada started honouring June 1 as Fei Fei day in 2008. Joyce Cheng, the daughter of the late Lydia Shum, was present at the event with Mayor Sam Sullivan.

Mayor Sullivandeclared the day in Vancouver on 26 February 2008, which was a week after Lydia’s death.

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