Chen Liping

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Chen Liping
Chinese name	陳莉萍 (Traditional)
Chinese name	陈莉萍 (Simplified)
Ancestry	Chaozhou, China
Origin	Singapore
Born	August 22, 1965 (1965-08-22) (age 44) Singapore
Occupation	Actress
Years active	1985 - present
Spouse(s)	Rayson Tan
Children	Xavier Tan
Awards Top 5 Most Popular Female Artistes, Star Awards 1994 Top 5 Most Popular Female Artistes, Star Awards 1995 Top 5 Most Popular Female Artistes, Star Awards 1996 Top 10 Most Popular Female Artistes, Star Awards 1997 Top 10 Most Popular Female Artistes, Star Awards 1998 Top 10 Most Popular Female Artistes, Star Awards 1999 Top 10 Most Popular Female Artistes, Star Awards 2000 Top 10 Most Popular Female Artistes, Star Awards 2002 Most Unforgettable Character, Star Awards 2003 Holland V Best Actress, Star Awards '03 Top 10 Most Popular Female Artistes, Star Awards 2004 Top 10 Most Popular Female Artistes, Star Awards 2005 All Time Favourite Award, Star Awards 2006 Top 5 Most Memorable Drama Characters (Mo Wan Wan in Holland V and Aiyoyo in Good Morning Sir!, Star Awards 25th Anniversary Show (2007) 1980s Era - Screen Sweetheart, Star Awards 25th Anniversary Show(2007) Most Memorable Drama Character: Aiyoyo in Good Morning Sir, 45th Anniversary Gala Show (2008)

Chen Liping is a Singaporean-born actress. Probably best known for her role as "Miss Ai-Yo-Yo" (哎唷唷老師) in the drama series Good Morning, Sir!, it earned her a "Most Unforgettable TV Character" Award for that role in Star Awards 2003. In the same year, she also took the Best Actress award for her role in Holland V. She was the sixth MediaCorp artiste to be awarded the All-Time Favourites Awards in the annual Star Awards after winning the Top 10 Most Popular Award ten times since 1994. Chen studied in Crescent Girls' School from 1978 to 1983. Chen is married to fellow actor Rayson Tan, and has a son named Xavier (born 2002). Her son is currently studying in Nanyang Primary School.

Filmography

Television

• Takeover (1985)
• The Young Heroes (1985)
• The Coffeeshop (1985)
• Men of Valour (1986)
• The Bond (1986)
• I Do (1987)
• Airforce (1987)
• Silk and Satin (1987)
• Teahouse in Chinatown (1988)
• Song of Youth (1988)
• Good Morning, Sir! (1989)
• Splash to Victory (1989)
• Sweet Dreams (1990)
• The Winning Team (1990)
• Golden Shenton Way (1991)
• The Legend of a Beauty (1991)
• Fiery Passion (1992)
• Duel in Shanghai (1992)
• Love is in the Air (1992)
• Hidden Truths (1993)
• Web of Deceit (1994)
• Dreams Come True (1994)
• Twin Bliss (1994)
• The Rangers (1995)
• Heartbeat (1995)
• It's My World (1995)
• A Teacher's Diary (1996)
• Three in One Love (1996)
• My Wife, Your Wife, Their Wives (1997)
• Riding by the Storm (1998)
• Darling-In-Law (1999)
• The Stratagem (2001)
• From the Medical Files (2001)
• The Hotel (2001)
• No Problem (2002)
• Holland V (2003)
• The Ties That Bind (2004)
• A Child's Hope II (2004)
• Baby Blues (Singapore TV series) (2005)
• Zero to Hero (2005)
• Happily Ever After (2007)
• The Golden Path (2007)
• Just in Singapore (2008)
• Phoenix From The Sun (2008)
• The Eagle Shooting Heroes 射雕英雄传 (2008)
• Reunion Dinner (2009)
• Your Hand In Mine (2009) (180 episodes long-running drama; shot in High Definition format)

Film

• Liang Po Po (1999)
• The Best Bet (2004)
• My Family, My Heart (2008)

Hosting

• Kid's Camp (1994)
• City Spy (2001)
• City Spy (2002)
• My Happy Days (2004)
• HDB Tai Tai (2006)
• My Star Guide (2006)
• HDB Tai Tai II (2007)
• My Star Guide (2007)
• Makan Kakis Go Malaysia (2008)

External links

• Chen Li Ping's portfolio on SBC