On July 22, 2006 (June 27, 2006 in the lunar calendar), Lo So-juan, a veteran Cantonese voice actor at TVB, passed away. Lo So-juan, a veteran Cantonese voice actor at TVB, passed away. Lo So-juan was a senior female voice actor at Hong Kong Television Broadcasts Limited (TVB). She participated in the third TVB artiste training course in early 1970, and then transferred to TVB's voice dubbing team. In 1977, she moved to Jiayi TV and worked as a freelance voice actor after the collapse of Jiayi in 1978. In 1987, she returned to TVB as a full-time voice actor, specializing in Cantonese dubbing or voiceover work for TVB's animations, movies and outsourced dramas. His husband Lai Wai-keung is a senior executive of TVB's voice dubbing team. The two married in the 1970s and have one son and one daughter. Believing in Buddhism, his brother Lu Jiequn is now the voice foreman of the free body. He passed away on July 22, 2006 due to bowel cancer. Voice actors use their voices to give life to a character, especially animation voice actors, because animation is more perfect. They are not celebrities, they just use their voices to contribute silently. On the street, they are just ordinary people, but it is undeniable that they use their voices to influence our growth, especially the dubbing of cartoons. Even if we are past the age of watching cartoons, we will still remember the fun of watching cartoons as a child. Remember the stupid Nobita in "Doraemon"? I think many people not only remember his bullied side, but also his lazy and kind, and impulsive voice! Nobita's voice actor She is a senior Cantonese voice actor of Hong Kong Television Broadcasting Co., Ltd. Although she passed away in 2006, the Nobita she dubbed is a childhood memory for many people that cannot be forgotten deeply. Lu Sujuan started to participate in the training class of unlimited TV artists in 1977, and then began to work in the dubbing team of TVB, which laid the foundation for her to become a professional senior Cantonese voice actor. It is mainly engaged in the narration and dubbing of Cantonese animation and film dubbing, especially Nobita in Doraemon and Xiaozhi in Pet Elf, which has always been familiar to the public. Due to her deep qualifications, Lu Sujuan is well-known in Hong Kong and even Guangdong, and has many supporters. Jingle Cat Dubbing Artist Comparison Table