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文頴怡（Ginny Man Wing-yee），1973年6月生，香港執業律師，第八屆立法會選舉委員會界別議員。她現為秦覺忠律師行顧問律師，在中國境內外投資、融資、併購及企業重組等法律實務方面具豐富經驗，並曾出任上市公司的獨立非執行董事；2025年12月，她獲委任為在港上市的中國電力國際發展有限公司獨立非執行董事。
文頴怡長期參與公共及慈善事務。她曾任東華三院庚子年（2020至2021年度）主席，現為該院顧問，主力推動長者服務、醫療及教育項目。她亦出任香港廣西社團總會會長、香港島各界聯合會常務副理事長、香港義工基金常務副主席，以及香港青少年愛國主義教育基金會常務副主席等職務，活躍於同鄉社團、義務工作及青少年愛國教育領域。她於2022年當選第十四屆港區全國人民代表大會代表，參與國家層面的立法及審議工作。
她先後獲頒銅紫荊星章（BBS）及委任為太平紳士。2025年立法會換屆選舉，選舉委員會界別由1,500名選舉委員會委員投票選出40名議員，共50人競逐，她以律師身分參選並取得1,308票當選，於2026年1月1日就任。她表示會運用過往在慈善團體及同鄉社團的服務經驗，持續關注長者福利及照顧者權益，並以扶弱為重點，支援長者、基層青年、照顧者、康復者及傷健人士，爭取更多適老化社區建設。她亦與數名來自不同界別的議員在新界北合設聯合辦事處，加強地區服務。
English
Ginny Man Wing-yee, born in June 1973, is a Hong Kong solicitor and a member of the eighth-term Legislative Council elected through the Election Committee constituency. She is a consultant solicitor at a local law firm and has wide experience in legal work on investment, financing, mergers and acquisitions and corporate restructuring both inside and outside the mainland, and has served as an independent non-executive director of a listed company; in December 2025 she was appointed an independent non-executive director of China Power International Development Limited. Man has long been involved in public and charitable affairs. She was chairman of the Tung Wah Group of Hospitals for the 2020/21 year and remains an adviser to the group, focusing on elderly services, medical care and education projects. She is also president of the Hong Kong Guangxi Community Organisations Association, a vice-chairman of the Hong Kong Island Federation of Community Organisations, an executive vice-chairman of the Hong Kong Volunteer Fund, and an executive vice-chairman of the Hong Kong Youth Patriotic Education Foundation, active in hometown associations, volunteering and youth patriotic education. In 2022 she was elected as a Hong Kong deputy to the 14th National People's Congress, taking part in national legislative and deliberative work. She has been awarded the Bronze Bauhinia Star and appointed a Justice of the Peace. In the 2025 Legislative Council election, in which 1,500 Election Committee members chose 40 members from 50 candidates, she ran as a solicitor, won 1,308 votes and took office on 1 January 2026. She has said she will draw on her experience in charities and hometown associations to keep working on elderly welfare and carers' rights, with priority on helping the vulnerable by supporting the elderly, young people from grassroots families, carers, recovering patients and people with disabilities, and by pressing for more age-friendly community facilities. She has also joined several members from other sectors in opening joint district offices in the New Territories North.
