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Angel WONG owns a coffee shop. When she was a pupil, she had poor relationships with her mother and her school, for her performance was poor. Then she was admitted to Maryknoll Convent School, an elite secondary school, where, despite of the initial despises from classmates, she experienced changes in her characters and her life. In retrospect, Angel described herself as a piece of white paper before entering the school. Seven years of school life gave her a likeable character, a good habit and an interest in acting. It was on the stage that she learnt to express herself and to cope with others. 'Leaving a primary school as a loser, I regained my self-esteem in Maryknoll,' she says.
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