Helen To

Helen To Yu-fung (Chinese: 杜如風, 16 May 1975), is a Hong Kong host, TV producer and columnist.

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Helen To 杜如風
Born	(1975-05-16) 16 May 1975 (age 50) British Hong Kong
Alma mater	McMaster University^[1] Ochanomizu University^[2]

His father is the late To Wai-tung (pen name Ah-To), former publicity manager of Golden Harvest Films.^[3] Her mother, Lo Pui-ching, is a retired teacher from Gertrude Simon Lutheran College. She attended North Point Methodist Primary School in primary school and was also good at roller skating at that time.^[4] She studied at Shau Kei Wan Government Secondary School.^[5] After obtaining her university diploma in 1998, her father recommended To to Emperor Motion Pictures to work as a subtitle translator for Japanese films, and she became an apprentice screenwriter later.^[6] In 2005, she applied for a job as a travel program writer for Cable TV and produced the program "Life is Tasty".^[7] She has participated in the script writing of the movie Enter The Phoenix.^[8]

To once dated Hong Kong singer Wong You-nam in 2007, but the relationship ended after a year.^[9]

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