Sylvia Chang

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Characters played by Sylvia Chang

Jin-Rong — Eat Drink Man Woman (1994)

Family friend or colleague providing social context and advice.

Supt. Nancy Ho — Aces Go Places III: Our Man from Bond Street (1984)

No-nonsense police superintendent with a short temper who supervises the main duo.

Xiang Pei (Shanghai) — The Red Violin (1998)

A political officer who defends the music teacher Chou Yuan from denunciation. She retrieves the Red Violin from her home and asks Chou to hide it during the Cultural Revolution.

Sylvia Chu — Slaughter in San Francisco (1974)

A young woman initially assaulted by two men, an incident that triggers the chain of events involving Officer Wong and John. Her false claim that the attack was consensual leads to the attackers' revenge kidnapping.

Wildcat's Mother / Red-haired Woman — Long Day's Journey Into Night (2018)

A figure Luo encounters during his surreal, non-linear journey. She appears with brilliant red-dyed hair in a mountain village square where a traveling karaoke show is performing. Luo intervenes to force her unfaithful lover to take her back, playing a minor but poignant role in the dreamlike sequence.

Winnie Chang — Office (2015)

Winnie Chang is the CEO of Jones & Sunn and has been Chairman Ho Chung-ping’s mistress for more than twenty years. As the company prepares to go public, Ho has promised that she will become a major shareholder, placing her at the center of the company’s looming IPO and her long-running relationship with its chairman.

Jin Ai-xia — Daughter's Daughter (2024)

Ai is Zuer's mother and Emma's estranged mother. After Zuer and Jiayi are killed in a car accident, Ai travels to New York, struggles to accept their deaths, and initially chooses to terminate their frozen embryo. After confronting her past abandonment of Emma, she agrees to raise Zuer's child through a surrogate and later brings up the daughter in Taipei.

Hung Leung Yuk — The Fun, the Luck & the Tycoon (1990)

A wise and beautiful woman who runs a restaurant. She becomes the love interest of Sang, and despite initial rejection after his wealthy identity is revealed, they ultimately end up together.

Sylvia Chang — Seven Years Itch (1987)

Sylvia is Willie's wife and a devoted Cantonese opera aficionado. She often complains that her husband is boring and does not appreciate the arts, reflecting the strain in their marriage around their seventh anniversary. Willie's encounter with Siu Hung during his business trip to Singapore puts their relationship in jeopardy.

Supt. Nancy Ho — Aces Go Places (1982)

Fiery-tempered police superintendent who supervises the duo.

Supt. Nancy Ho — Aces Go Places II (1983)

Fiery-tempered police superintendent and Baldy's wife who supervises operations.

Cloud — Legend of the Mountain (1979)

Cloud is a member of the bizarre cast Ho encounters during his search for a peaceful place to translate the Buddhist sutras. She is specifically associated with her flute, marking her as a distinctive and mysterious presence within the monastery’s supernatural environment. No further action is established in the summary.

Career Overview

Sylvia Chang has 182 screen credits in a career dating back to 1962. Their work spans 3 cinematic universes — most prominently Aces Go Places with 4 titles. Signature works include The Secret, Daughter's Daughter, Office. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.

Personal Facts

Known For
Acting
Gender
female
Known Credits
182
Birth Date
1953-07-22
Birth Place
Chiayi, Taiwan

Known For

Associated Universes

Universe traveler — spans 3 universes

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Related entry on Wikidata (Q292693), public domain (CC0).