In 1955, Ting began her film career with the Liberty Film Company release of Queen of the Stage, a 1955 Comedy directed by Lee Ying-yuen. Ting was active in 1950's and 1960's and many leading roles in Cantonese dialect films. Ting played Yeung Wai-Fung in Factory Queen (aka Queen of the Factory; Three Love Affairs), a 1963 Comedy film directed by Mok Hong-see, and Leung Chui-Chun in Dim-Sum Queen (aka Queen of Tea House), a 1965 Romantic Comedy directed by Mok Hong-see. From 1959 to 1966, Ting was the only contracted female artist of Lan Kwong Film Company, where she was a leading actress for many films directed by Mok Hong-see. In the late 1960s, Ting also appeared in Mandarin dialect films such as Tigress is Coming, a 1968 martial arts film directed by Wu Pang. Ting's last Hong Kong film as a lead was Man Ghost Fox, a 1969 Fantasy Ghost film directed by Chou Hsu-chiang.
Three Love Affairs
(Yeung Wai-fong)
Madam Kam
(Tong Yin-Fan)
Landlady and Tenant
(Sau-chun)
The Diary of a Husband
(Hui Suet-sam)
As Time Goes By
(Chan Yuk-yin)
Forsaken Daughter
(Wan Yuk-yin)
Remote Love
(Hasha)
Two City Girls
(Tang Sau-man)
暴雨紅蓮
The Elevator Murder Case
Young Girl In Love
(金翠玉 (Kam Tsui Yuk))
三女性
(梁洁芳)
Fight for the Agreement
The Young Avengeress
(13th Sister Ho Yu Feng)
Woman’s Affairs
(Tsui Lai-ping)
Homeless Children
(Tsui Suk-kuen)
Crazy Swordsman
Man Ghost Fox
Creepy Nights
Mysterious Murderer
The Flying Swordsgirl
(Feng-Yao)
Lady Spy No. 1
(Lam Suet-Fan)
The Notorious Woman Thief
(Pak Siu-Yin)
Golden Butterfly, the Lady Thief
(Chong Ching-han)
The Secret Code
(Cheung Oi-Lan)
The International Secret Agent
(Maria)
Double Exposure
(林梦娜)
The Flaming Mountain
(Princess Iron Fan)
The Student Prince
(Lai Tsi-king)
Deep in My Heart
(Zheng Yihua)
The Mermaid Princess
(Mermaid Princess)
Strange Romance on a Bus
(Huang Huiling)
Super Swordsman
(Lady Mei)
To Catch a Murderer
(梅少英)
工廠三小姐
Tigress Is Coming
One Murder, Five Deaths
(殷志蘭)
四姊妹