In pop culture circles, Puan Sri Chelsia Cheng will always have an esteemed place and a loyal following, thanks to some very catchy pop tunes she sang in the 1970s. Songs such as Dark Side Of Your Mind, Graduation Tears and One Summer Night are still remembered to this day, as are her songs with Hong Kong group The Wynners. In 1976, at the age of 19, she won the leading actress award at Taiwan’s Golden Horse Film Festival for her role in the movie Chelsia My Love. Cheng retired from showbiz after she married Lion Group chairman, Tan Sri William Cheng. Nowadays, Cheng is better known for a different type of artistic endeavour: Chinese brush painting and calligraphy. The former songstress held an exhibition of her works in South Korea last month to raise funds for charity. The exhibition, held from Oct 26-30, was organised by the Lion-Parkson Foundation and the With Heart Foundation of South Korea. “I’m very excited! It took me more than one month, almost two months to prepare for this!” said Cheng, 62, at the launch of the exhibition in Daegu, South Korea.