Teresa Teng

A story revolving around the legendary life of Teresa Teng as a celebrated artist who will forever be remembered.

It starts in the year 2008 at a concert held in Shanghai. Deng Changfu was lying in a stretcher and recalling memories from the past. On a morning near the beginning of winter during the year 1953, the Deng Family which led a simple life in a village in Taiwan welcomed their fourth family member, a girl they call 'Ya Tou." Ya Tou is gifted with an incredible voice, but her father is against her going into music.

When Deng Shu retired from military service, he begins to make a living by setting up a stall at the market everyday. Although unable to comprehend her father's wishes, she was his handy assistant at selling steamed buns. After graduating from elementary school, Ya Tou failed to continue with her schooling but has become a regular in singing competitions. When Deng Shu got seriously injured due to an altercation with bad people and was even being sued for it, Ya Tou signs a deal to debut as a singer.

• It is produced by Vision China Star and Jiupinzhima Media.
• Filming began on March 18, 2018.
• Filming took place in Taiwan, Japan, Thailand and North America.
• It is Michelle Chen's comeback drama since giving birth to her first child.
• For the sake of the role, Michelle Chen hired a professional to help her study Teresa Teng's music and even travelled to places such as Hong Kong and interviewed Teresa Teng's relatives to understand better understand her as a person.
• The crew constructed elaborate sets that showcase a period during 1950-1960.
• The number of episodes was changed from 45 to 56.
• Just the night before, the premiere date on Aug 5, 2023 was scheduled for primetime on all 3 channels Beijing TV, Dragon TV, Jiangsu TV and streaming platforms Tencent and Youku before announcing it was postponed a few hours later.

	Michelle Chen as Deng Lijun
	Peter Ho as Wang Zhongwen
	Jiang Shan as Zhao Sugui
	Peng Guanying as Zhou Taisheng
	Hou Yong as Deng Shu

• Eva Lv Yi as Duan Ning
• Ni Hongjie as Zhou Min
• Morni Chang as Wang Yi'an
• Johnny Kou as Zhao Wenlong
• David Wu as Ji Fei

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