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Lam worked as one of Hong Kong's first television weather girls.[1] She began her writing career in 1974, and became a prolific writer in the 1980s.[citation needed] She published more than eighty books,[2] including Crazy (癡), Fate (缘), Alliance (盟) and The Burial of Youth (青春之葬).[1][3] Many of her novels have been adapted into films.[1] She was also a regular columnist for the Chinese-language newspapers Ming Pao and the Hong Kong Daily News,[4] praised by Jin Yong as the "best modern woman essayist".[1][3]