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Yeung Sau-king, also Yvonne Tan, Yang Xiuqiong and Yang Hsiu-chiung (simplified Chinese: 杨秀琼; traditional Chinese: 楊秀瓊; 25 April 1919 – 10 October 1982) was a Hong Kong Chinese swimmer. She was born in Tai Hang, Hong Kong.

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rdfs:label	Yeung Sau-king (en) 杨秀琼 (zh)
rdfs:comment	Yeung Sau-king, also Yvonne Tan, Yang Xiuqiong and Yang Hsiu-chiung (simplified Chinese: 杨秀琼; traditional Chinese: 楊秀瓊; 25 April 1919 – 10 October 1982) was a Hong Kong Chinese swimmer. She was born in Tai Hang, Hong Kong. (en) 楊秀瓊（英語：Yeung Sau-King，又名 Yvonne Tan、Yang Xiuqiong、Yang Hsiu-chiung；1919年4月25日－1982年10月10日），在香港大坑村出生，祖籍廣東東莞，1930年代香港著名游泳女將，有「美人魚」之稱。是首位代表中國參加奧運會泳賽的女運動員。 (zh)
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