鄭曉為

English

Cheng Hiu-wai (born 20 October 1995), who stands about 1.57 metres tall, is a Hong Kong foil fencer and a mainstay of the territory's women's foil squad, sometimes described as its leading figure. In 2023 she was selected for Hong Kong's delegation to the 19th Asian Games in Hangzhou, competing in the women's individual and team foil events. She has also produced notable international results, including helping the women's foil team reach the quarter-finals at a Fencing World Cup stop after beating world No.3 France - Hong Kong's best women's team result at a World Cup; she later competed with Daphne Chan, Sophia Wu and Kwan Yu-ching at the World Cup in Vancouver, and has repeatedly medalled with the team at the Asian Fencing Championships. In 2026, with Daphne Chan, Janelle Leung and Sophia Wu, she won women's foil team bronze at the Asian Games in Aichi-Nagoya, where Hong Kong lost to hosts Japan in the semi-finals but took bronze with no bronze-medal bout played. That year she was also named to Hong Kong's team for the World Fencing Championships staged in the territory for the first time, in the women's individual and team foil. Beyond these events, details such as her club, school and full competitive record are sparsely documented in public sources.