Star, and together with Sammi Cheng and Gigi Leung participated in a charity trip to Laos. Film and video work Chi's screenplays have garnered several award nominations from both Hong Kong and overseas organisations. As a director, Chi's work has included a diverse range of music videos, commercials, internet shorts and 35mm feature films. As a producer, she produced the 20-episode series "20/30 Dictionary" which had fashion photographer Wing Shya as director. As a screenwriter two of the films she contributed to, "20 30 40" and "Cross Harbour Tunnel", were official selections in the Berlin International Film Festival. Her screenplay for Merry-Go-Round won her the Hong Kong Film Critics Society (HKFCS) Award for Best Screenplay in 2002, and was also nominated in the screenplay category in the Golden Horse Awards. Chi has participated in many movie and video production projects. Together with the cyberWorks-owned Now.com.hk of PCCW, Chi has also written and produced an Internet drama series, "20 30 Dictionary". In 2011, Chi participated in the acting and directing of the short film, "Love More"; a short video project "Love More" gained over one million hits with solely offline promotion. In 2013, Chi released her debut feature film as director, the action comedy "Kick Ass Girls", which was financed by Lion Rock Pictures. Starring Chrissy Chau, Dada Lo and Hidy Yu, Chi was also part of the script writing team and has an acting role in the film as a goth personal assistant. In 2014, Chi released her second feature film Temporary Family, which was financed by Edko Film. Starring Nick Cheung, Sammi Cheng and Angelababy. It has grossed HK$16,535,069 in Hong Kong and ¥100,436,001 in China. Awards and nominations Movie awards "Heroes in Love (2001) Stockholm International Film Festival Bronze horse: Best film (Competition) "Merry-Go-Round (2002) HKFCS Award Best Screenplay (Won), Golden Horse Awards Best Adopted Screen Screenplay (Nominated) Hong Kong Film Awards Best Screen Screenplay (Nominated) "Exodus" (2007) Golden Bauhinia Best Screenplay (Nominated) "Wrong Dial (2011) IFVA Open Category Silver Awards (Won). Book awards "What's apple in English?" HKPTU Best Ten Books 2009 "Your Heart is not a Public Toilet" HKPTU Best Ten Books 2011 "Granny's Quotes" HKPTU Best Ten Books 2013 "The Necessity of Travel": Hong Kong Golden Book Awards 2016 "The Necessity of Travel": The 29th Hong Kong Print Awards 2017 Her work Bibliography Stand-up comedy "One Night Stand", 13–17 July 2011. Venue: Hong Kong Academy