Talk:Mona Fong

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I'm just curious about the honorific "Lady" in her name. I know her late husband, Sir Run Run Shaw, was obviously knighted but since the spouse of a British knight isn't automatically conferred a female equivalent of "Dame" (just as a Dame's husband wouldn't automatically be a knighted "Sir"), I was wondering if she received a different honor, or if "Lady" is just an informal title of respect. Maybe she was awarded a Hong Kong honorific (e.g. Bauhinia Award)? 66.67.56.201 (talk) 04:44, 14 August 2014 (UTC)[reply]