Cheryl, who is Singaporean, moved to China when she was eight with her parents who were based there for work. An only child, Cheryl spent 10 years in Shanghai where she studied in an international school. Her mum runs her own business and her dad is now retired and both are back in Singapore.
I've trained in Hong Kong, as well as in Singapore. It's been about four to five years of training on-and-off, and so when I got the offer to be a part ofWhat was it like training in Hong Kong? And when I entered the industry, I was given a lot of opportunities to play many different characters, and diving into cinematic martial arts and working towards being... an action star is definitely on the top of my bucket list.I mean, I would really hope to be able to achieve that 'cos growing up I watched a lot of TV, and I was very inspired by female actresses that can fight on screen.
I think definitely for now, just to switch things up a bit, I'll like to get more into doing Chinese dramas, but there really is no preference, as long as it's a good production and it's a good script. The language doesn't really matter.