Natalie Tong Sze-wing
唐詩詠
Tong in May 2020
Born	Tong Si-jing (1981-05-03) 3 May 1981 (age 43) British Hong Kong
Occupation(s)	Actress, model
Years active	2000–present
Notable work	My Unfair Lady Big White Duel series
Awards	Next TV Awards for Top 10 Artist 2011 No. 10 TVB Anniversary Awards – Most Improved Female Artiste 2010 A Watchdog's Tale; A Fistful of Stances; The Comeback Clan Best Actress 2017 My Unfair Lady StarHub Night of Star – Best TVB Female Artiste 2019 Big White Duel
Chinese name
Traditional Chinese	唐詩詠
Simplified Chinese	唐诗咏
Hanyu Pinyin	Táng Shīyǒng
Jyutping	tong4 si1 wing6
Birth name
Chinese	唐思盈
Hanyu Pinyin	Táng Sīyíng
Jyutping	tong4 si1 jing4

Natalie Tong Sze-wing (born 3 May 1981) is a Hong Kong actress and model previously contracted to TVB.

Natalie (aka Tang Si Ying) was born and raised in British Hong Kong to an Indonesian Chinese mother, Tong Got Seung Ping. Although growing up in HK-Cantonese culture, she has a mixed ancestry of Fujianese, Indonesian and Dutch heritage.^[1] Because of her multicultural background, she can speak Cantonese, Hokkien, English, Indonesian, Japanese and Mandarin. Before becoming an actress, Natalie was a full-time model and once studied in Methodist College.

While many HK actresses started out as beauty pageant contestants before joining TVB, Natalie entered the entertainment industry with RTHK first before joining TVB. Her debut was in RTHK's Youth @ Y2K (青春@Y2K) (2000), where she met and costarred with Shawn Yue (they briefly dated).^[2] In-between 2001-2002, she would appear in two movies, 2002 (2001) and Marry a Rich Man (2002). This would jumpstart her limited film career and she would eventually join TVB for nearly 20 years.

In 2003, Natalie entered TVB and started in support roles; she wouldn't take a lead role for the next 5 years. Tong gained popularity after landing her first lead role in the 2008 romantic drama, The Seventh Day, alongside Bosco Wong. She received broader attention with her performance in the 2010 martial arts drama, A Fistful of Stances, garnering her first nomination for Best Supporting Actress and made it into the top 5. With her performance in 2010, Tong won the Most Improved Female Artiste award at the 2010 TVB Anniversary Awards.

In 2017, Tong earned critical acclaim in the drama My Unfair Lady.^[3] With her role as Cherry, she won the Best Actress award at the 2017 TVB Anniversary Awards.

In 2019, Tong starred in the critically-acclaimed medical drama Big White Duel, earning positive reviews. With her role as Zoe in the drama, she was placed among the top 5 nominations for both the Best Actress and Most Popular Female Character categories at the 2019 TVB Anniversary Awards.

By 2022, Natalie decided not to renew her contract with TVB. With the decline of the company and limited opportunities, Natalie decided to allow her contract to expire. In September 2022, Tong’s contract with TVB ended and she quietly left the company.^[4] However, because she had filmed I’ve Got the Power and The Invisibles prior, her media presence with TVB will remain until the spring of 2023, concluding a 19-year career with the company.

After leaving TVB, Natalie declared that she was shifting her career to stage plays and becoming a screenwriter. She developed a story inspired from her personal life. The play will focus on a couple’s divorce and what the daughter is going through from the process. Natalie took her parents’ divorce and personal experiences as inspiration for the script.^[5] In between, Natalie filmed two movies, signed several commercial contracts, and planned to transition herself into the mainland market.^[6]

• Natalie Tong at IMDb
• Natalie Tong at the Hong Kong Movie Database
• Official TVB Blog of Natalie Tong
• Natalie Tong on Instagram