Shermon Tang

{{Short description|Hong Kong actor (born 1983)}}

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{{Distinguish|Sheren Tang}}

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| name = Shermon Tang

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| birth_date = {{Birth date and age|1983|9|27|df=yes}}

| birth_place = Hong Kong

| occupation = Actress

| spouse = Andrew Joy (m. 2011)

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| t = 鄧上文

| s = 邓上文

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Shermon Tang Sheung Man ({{zh|c=鄧上文}}; born 27 September 1983) is a Hong Kong television actress of Hakka ancestry. Shermon was awarded the "Miss Photogenic" award at the 2005 Miss Hong Kong Pageant, launching her career in showbiz. Shermon attended King George V School, an international school, before studying in Australia.

Shermon's childhood ambition was to become a lawyer or a nurse. But as a child, she took part in Kelly Chen's debut movie "Whatever Will Be, Will Be" (also starring Aaron Kwok). "At the time, there was a big group of kids and we were all happily singing and dancing without a care. Acting gives me a huge sense of satisfaction!" she recalls. In 2006, Shermon found herself on the smaller screen as she played Lawrence Cheng's younger sister Ko Yau Ching in Welcome to the House.{{cite press release

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|date=30 May 2006

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Tang is daughter of TVB actor Tang Ying Mun (English Tang) and married Andrew Joy on 6 March 2011.{{Citation needed|date=March 2023}}