朱嘉望

English

Chu Ka Mong, known as Moonie (born 14 May 1995), is a Hong Kong epee fencer and a long-standing member of the territory's women's epee team. She took up fencing at the age of eight after being drawn to the sport by the plot of the film The Parent Trap, became an amateur epee fencer at fourteen, and won medals at the Asian Junior Championships for several consecutive years between 2010 and 2013. Educated at Yew Chung International School, she later graduated from the University of Hong Kong. In 2014 she represented Hong Kong at the Asian Games in Incheon, winning women's team epee bronze with Yeung Chui-ling, Vivian Kong and Lin Yik-hei. In 2018 she won women's team epee bronze at the Jakarta Asian Games and women's team epee silver at the Asian Championships, and also took individual silver at the U23 Asian Championships. In 2021 she competed in the women's individual and team epee at the Tokyo Olympics as a member of Hong Kong's women's epee team; in 2016/17 she had reached a career-high senior world ranking of 84th. She has since worked on Olympic-related broadcasts as a commentator and presenter, and continues to represent Hong Kong at major events including the Asian Fencing Championships and the world championships.