盧善恩

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Lo Sin Yan, also known as Happy Lo, is a Hong Kong women's singles badminton player born in Hong Kong on 25 February 2003; she was originally named Cheng Sin Yan before changing her name. She began training at the age of nine under coach Leung Ming-chi and started playing junior championships in 2014. In 2019 she reached the quarter-finals of the mixed team event at the Asian Junior Championships and finished fifth in the mixed team event at the World Junior Championships, marking her out as a leading player of Hong Kong's new generation. She was already established locally, winning the senior women's singles at the 2021 Hong Kong Annual Badminton Championships by beating Ma Tsz Shuet. The 2024 season was her international breakthrough: early in the year she won the women's singles at the Iran International Challenge, her first senior international title, and she also took women's singles bronze at the Kazakhstan International Challenge and reached the quarter-finals of the Odisha Masters, a BWF World Tour Super 100 event. Those results lifted her world ranking from outside the top 100 to a career-high No.44 and earned her a place at the Paris 2024 Olympics, her first Games, in the women's singles. Her ranking has generally stayed between 40 and 50 in women's singles, among Hong Kong's leading women. In 2026 she was selected for the Hong Kong delegation at the Aichi-Nagoya Asian Games in the women's team and women's singles events, and in March that year she was runner-up in women's singles at the Vietnam International Challenge.