Faye Wong, born Wang Fei in Beijing, is a Chinese singer and actress, considered one of the greatest icons of Asian pop music. After moving to Hong Kong, she began her career in the late 1980s, achieving immense popularity in the following decade. Her style evolved from traditional Cantopop to a more alternative sound, influenced by Western artists such as the Cocteau Twins and The Cranberries. Albums such as *Sky* (1994) and the acclaimed *Restless* (1996) defined her musical aesthetic, characterized by an ethereal voice and innovative productions. Concurrently, she embarked on a successful film career, collaborating with director Wong Kar-wai on cult films such as *Chungking Express* (1994) and *2046* (2004). She holds the Guinness World Record as "Best Selling Canto-Pop Female" and is celebrated for her profound impact on music and pop culture in Asia, where she is often referred to as a "diva".