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*1989*	Jun	Enters the Inter-College Songwriting Competition finals & is talent-scouted by Mr Ng Guan Seng, Director of local music company, Ocean Butterflies Production Pte Ltd (OBP)
	Dec	Lead vocalist for "Count On Me, Singapore", produced by OBP & showcased in the "Sing Singapore 1990" album
*1990*		Begins recording commercial jingles & voice-overs, mainly produced by OBP
*1991*	Jul	Enrolls in LaSalle School of Drama as its pioneer batch - undergoes 2 years of intensive training in the performing arts, laying the foundation for her singing career
*1992*	Feb	Signs on as a Singer with OBP as her management company
	Mar	Performs an excerpt from "Miss Saigon" for His Royal Highness Prince Edward at arts venue, the Substation, in Singapore
*1993*	May	Plays Sally Brown in musical "Snoopy" at the Raffles Hotel's Jubilee Hall
	Sep	Releases debut Mandarin album, "Do Not Destroy the Harmony" in Singapore & Malaysia
*1994*	Mar	Plays Rapunzel in musical "Into The Woods" at Victoria Theatre
	Aug	Records station theme song for Singapore's highest-rated Chinese radio station, FM 93.3
	Sep	Receives "Media Recommendation - Best Newcomer" at the 933 Hit Awards '94 in Singapore
	Nov	Releases second album "Heartache" in Taiwan, Singapore & Malaysia - title track "Heartache" stays on the Taiwan pop charts for 20 weeks & sells 200,000 copies within 2 months - Kit is crowned by the Taiwan media as the new Queen of Chinese pop & a worthy successor to Faye Wong & Sandy Lam
*1995*	Jan	Holiday in the west-coast of America
	Apr	Releases "Heartache" album in Hong Kong & breaks into a market dominated by Cantopop - once again, the title track tops many TV & radio pop charts
	May	Performs a series of Mandarin pop concerts at the Hong Kong Coliseum, wooing critics & audiences with her powerful "live" singing
	Jun	Releases third album "Cornered" in Taiwan, Hong Kong , Singapore & Malaysia - it remains her best-selling Mandarin album in Hong Kong & further seals her position as a leading Chinese pop artiste
	Aug	Records theme song for the Chinese-speaking Channel 8 of the Television Corporation of Singapore (TCS)
	Sep	Receives "Best Local Artiste" at the 933 Hit Awards '95 - one of her title tracks, "Worried", also wins "Best Lyrics" Receives "Best Chinese Song - Silver Award for 'Heartache' " at the Hit Radio FM 99.7 Pop Music Awards '95 in Hong Kong
	Dec	Short holiday in Vietnam
*1996*	Jan	Receives "Best Vocalist - Best Newcomer" at the RTHK 18th Top 10 Chinese Hit Awards in Hong Kong
	Feb	Receives Min-Sheng Bao "Top 10 Hit Awards '95" in Taiwan for the song "Heartache" Receives Channel [V] Chinese Top 20 Annual Awards in Taiwan for the song "Worried"
	Mar	Invited by the Radio Corporation of Singapore (RCS) to record its corporate theme song
	Jun	Releases fourth album "Sadness" in Taiwan, Hong Kong, Singapore & Malaysia
	Aug	Stages mini-concert at alma-mater, Raffles Girls' Secondary School
	Nov	Signs on to endorse regional electronics brand, Pioneer, in Singapore - only other celebrity is Fandi Ahmad TV commercial filming for "Royal Umbrella Fragrant Rice" in Singapore
	Dec	Releases fifth album "Don't Make Me Hate You" in Taiwan & Hong Kong Plays an undergraduate in TCS Channel 8 drama series, "Tales of the Third Kind"
*1997*	Mar-May	Plays principal role Phoenix in Asia's first Cantonese musical "Snow.Wolf.Lake" to critical acclaim - runs for 43 nights in Hong Kong - main cast also includes superstars Jacky Cheung & Sandy Lam
	Apr	Receives "World Best Chinese Female Artiste" at the 8th Gold Hit Awards '97 in Taiwan
	Jun	Comic book "Kitstuff" is launched by Comix Factory, the people behind local comic icon, Mr Kiasu - the main character is inspired by Kit, making her the first local artiste to endorse a comic character
	Jul	Performs at the Miss Hong Kong '97 pageant - the first beauty pageant after the Hand-Over - Hong Kong artistes Aaron Kwok & Kelly Chen also performed. Invited by Ministry of Information & The Arts (MITA) to sing the theme song for the nation-wide "Speak Mandarin Campaign '97 and '98"
	Aug	Performs for the National Day Post-Parade Concert at National Stadium - broadcasted "live" on national TV
	Sep	TV commercial appearance in the "Speak Mandarin Campaign '97" ad - other celebrities featured are local TV stars, James Lye & Wong Lilin
	Oct	Trip to Melbourne
	Nov	Reprises her role in musical "Snow.Wolf.Lake" - runs from 21-27 Nov at the Singapore Indoor Stadium - features original cast, but Sandy Lam is replaced by Hong Kong TV actress-singer Chan Chung Ling - Kit impresses local media & audiences with her charismatic "live" singing & stage presence A one-hour TV special "Kit Chan Mini-Concert" is broadcasted on TCS Channel 8 during primetime - Kit sings a selection of her Mandarin hits, plus unplugged renditions of three Jacky Cheung songs & the English musical number "Don't Cry For Me Argentina" "Kitstuff" autograph-signing on 29 Nov at the Singapore International Book Fair at the World Trade Centre
	Dec	Releases first Cantonese album "Revelation" in Hong Kong - embarks on an extensive publicity drive spanning Hong Kong, Singapore & Malaysia - "Kitstuff" is also launched in Hong Kong with a brand-new cover illustration Performs "live" with the Hong Kong Philharmonic Orchestra - the show is then released as a VCD & CD called "The Phil & 4 Stars - the Perfect Match" Hong Kong artistes Mark Lei, William So & Joyce Lee. Performs in a Hong Kong TV special on current singing sensations - also features Hong Kong's Ronald Cheng, Taiwan's Valen Hsu & Singapore's Mavis Hee.
*1998*	Jan	Receives a Hit Radio pop music award & a TVB Top 10 Hit award in Hong Kong
	Feb	Kit goes to Canada (Vancouver & Toronto) : - To perform in charity shows for the Chinese in Canada - For a HKTVB special featuring HK artiste Miriam Yang Qian Hua & herself, a kind of MTV travelogue shot entirely on-location in Canada
	Mar	Back in Singapore for an open-air live concert at NUS - first-ever faculty band, the Medic Band, provides the music - up to 2,000 student fans cheer on
	May	Becomes the first local celebrity to endorse the prestigious Swiss-made Ebel timepieces Releases her second Cantonese album Dreams & Memories - this time, it features all new works including a rock ballad - a first for Kit Also releases a single Home in Singapore she sings it in both Mandarin & English - composed by the talented Dick Lee, the CD is in aid of the National Arts Council (NAC) fund it is also heavy-publicised via radio air-play & its MTV seen frequently on Channels 5 & 8 (there are two versions one in English, one in Mandarin)
	July	Press conference in Hong Kong for Kits new musical The Legend it is inspired by the late Teresa Teng - slated for a 12-night run starting 12 Nov 98 at the HK Coliseum, Kit will perform in both Cantonese & Mandarin
	Aug	Certainly a career highlight, Kit performs a special bilingual version of Home at the National Stadium during the National Day celebrations on 9 Aug Releases her 6th Mandarin album Deeply Involved in Taiwan, Hong Kong, Singapore & Malaysia to great media fanfare after all, its been almost 2 years since her previous Mandarin album.
	Oct	Held mini-concert at Harbour Pavilion
2001	June	First full-blown concert at the Indoor stadium with guests William So and Lam Bo Yi.