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Lin Chi-Ling
Lin Chi-Ling
51 years (Nov 29, 1974)
Taipei, Taiwan
18 Movies
1 TV Shows

Lin Chi-Ling

Lin Chi-ling is a solid Taiwanese actress whose name appears more often than it is noticed. The list also carries 'Red Cliff II'. The oldest credit belongs to 2008. The credits gather around action. Both features and series appear across the list. The best-known entry is 'Red Cliff', as Xiao Qiao.
Lin Chi-ling is a solid Taiwanese actress whose name appears more often than it is noticed. The list also carries 'Red Cliff II'. The oldest credit belongs to 2008. The credits gather around action. Both features and series appear across the list. The best-known entry is 'Red Cliff', as Xiao Qiao.
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How old is Lin Chi-Ling and where are they from?
Lin Chi-Ling is 51 years old, born on November 29, 1974 in Taipei, Taiwan.
What are the most famous roles of Lin Chi-Ling?
Lin Chi-Ling is best known for roles in Red Cliff, Red Cliff II, Monk Comes Down the Mountain.
How many movies has Lin Chi-Ling been in?
Over a 18-year career (since 2008), Lin Chi-Ling has appeared in 18 movies and 1 TV shows.
What was Lin Chi-Ling's first movie?
The career of Lin Chi-Ling began with Red Cliff (2008).
What is Lin Chi-Ling's most recent movie or series?
Lin Chi-Ling's most recent release is Voices, which premiered on April 28, 2023.
What TV shows has Lin Chi-Ling appeared in?
On television, Lin Chi-Ling has appeared in Go Fighting, Keep Running, I Can I BB, Thirteen Talks.
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Lin Chi-Ling
Lin Chi-Ling
1974-11-29 · Taipei, Taiwan

Lin Chi-Ling (born 29 November 1974, in Taipei, Taiwan), is a Taiwanese model and actress. As of 2006, Lin has served as an official spokesperson for both China Airlines and Longines. Lin's unusually fast rise to fame was noted by one Taiwanese commentator, who coined the phrase "The Lin Chi-Ling Phenomenon".

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