Ruby Lin

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Career

Lin began to develop a passion for acting when she first saw her on camera in 1995, albeit for a minor role. Lin caught the interest of television and film producers after filming her first TV commercial, and several companies have started searching for her roles. Jimmy Lin and Takeshi Kaneshiro appeared in School Days for the first time. Lin appeared in many Taiwanese TV series from 1995 to 1997, and the media began to pay attention and admiration. Lin went to China for the first time in 1996; she considered this a period of valuable involvement and a time when she first learned about acting.

Lin was chosen by Taiwanese writer Chiung Yao for a small part in the comedic period drama My Fair Princess, a joint effort by mainland China and Taiwan that was based on Chiung Yao's own book. Lin was initially selected for the role of Princess Saiya but the company later decided to do Xia Ziwei, as the actress who would have been inactive.

The drama in mainland China, Hong Kong, South Korea, and Southeast Asia all became a hit, with large audiences. Lin soared to fame overnight, becoming a household name.

Lin starred in a number of hit television shows after My Fair Princess. Dicky Cheung, Shu Qi, and other well-known artists appeared in Hong Kong TVB's production of The Duke of Mount Deer in 2000. Lin played Princess Jian Ning, a sassy, funny girl in this series. Since her appearance in My Fair Princess was different from her lovely, sweet image she had developed, her acting range was displayed. She appeared in Romance in the Rain, a costume drama based in the 1930s and 1940s that Chiung Yao also wrote. The year brought the series's best ratings. Lin was one of the Top Ten Most Popular Asian Superstars for two years (2000 and 2001). She was ranked in fourth place in "Malaysia 2001 Heavenly Kings & Queens" last year.

Linn began to film herself as Lin felt she had achieved all she could do in television. She appeared in three Hong Kong films, including Winner Takes All, Comic King, and the action film China Strike Force with Aaron Kwok and Taiwanese actor Leehom Wang. Although Lin had only served in a supporting role, she considered it a learning experience. She made inroads into the Hong Kong market with these films.

Lin concentrated on her work in mainland China from 2002. She appeared in three series - Half Life Fate (Pinyin: Ban Sheng Yuan), Boy & Girl, and Flying Daggers in 2003. Lin was selected for the female role in Half Life Fate's TV version; Ann Hui, a well-known Asian director, produced the film version. Lin was a demanding career and she was under pressure.

Lin's production produced positive results; her presence increased her celebrity, earning her accolades for portraying Man Zhen's 14-year-long life. The series was broadcast in China, Hong Kong, Taiwan, and South Korea. Lin also appeared in Boy & Girl, a youth romantic television series that was broadcast in China by CCTV in 2003, earning the highest rating of any series that aired in 2003. Lin was selected one of the Top ten actresses of the year by this series; out of ten actors, she was the only one from Taiwan. She appeared in Gu Long's book and then appeared in the ancient martial arts television series Flying Daggers. Lin played against style in this series, portraying a chill assassin rather than her normal gentle damsel. Lin's three series were introduced in 2003 in Asia, contributing to Lin's increasing success and success. Despite Lin's television series, she continued to appear in films such as Life Express (with Richie Ren) and Love Trilogy (with Francis Ng and Anita Yuen), which were both reasonably successful in China.

When Lin appeared in the 2004 film Amor de Tarapaca (co-starring Korean actor Han Jae Suk), she sparked a trend toward China-Korea collaborations. Lin was co-starring Taiwanese actor Alec Su and Korean idol Kangta in another original Korean screenplay Magic Touch of Fate. This series is the highest-budgeted miniseries in Asian television history (as of 2011). Lin had been in show business for almost a decade, with almost non-stop filming. She wanted to return to school, but studying abroad had been a dream for her since high school. Lin Lin decided to study language and acting for three months in New York City in the winter of 2004 after filming Magic Touch of Fate. Lin studied English at Study Group International and film at the New York Film Academy while she was there.

Lin starred in Paris Sonata in February 2005, returning home to Taiwan with a new passion for acting. She learned to play piano two months before filming for her role in Paris Sonata. She picked Sound of Colors (a reprint of Jimmy Liao's book) as her next film after Paris Sonata, portraying a blind radio DJ. Audiences and the news media applauded Lin's performance as a blind child. This drama was broadcast in several countries, including Hong Kong, Taiwan, Philippines, Vietnam, and the United States. This was followed by the dramas of Star Boulevard and Da Li Princess, which were supposed to be published in 2008 by CCTV.

Lin's appeared in the television series Ancestral Temple, where she expanded her acting range. The film was completed at the end of October 2006 after three months of filming in Huang Shan, China. For 2008, CCTV-1 was scheduled to air it. Lin received the Most Popular Actress in Taiwan award at the 2nd Chinese TV Drama Award ceremony in Beijing on June 6, 2006. She has also been voted one of the top ten contemporary Chinese actors in polls.

Lin bid farewell to her management company Zhong Jie after a 10-year relationship, and the Huayi Brothers Film and Television company announced their formal agreement for $10 million on November 30, 2006. Hua Yi Bros. is China's most prominent management and domestic movie-making firm as of 2011. Su DongPo, CCTV's historical drama, was she guest-starred in September 2007. In this collection, Su Dongpo's first wife, poet, painter, poet, pharmacologist, and statesman of the Song Dynasty, one of the first poets of the time, was played by Lu Yi.

Lin took on new roles after filming Evening of Roses. She co-starred in The Legend and the Hero 2 (also known as Fengshen Bang), one of the main vernacular Chinese novels published during the Ming Dynasty in late 2007. Lin was chosen for the leading role of Daji (who was known for her beauty and cruelty, which destroyed a dynasty). Lin Lin, who played the same role in the first part of the series, couldn't escape comparison with Fan Bingbing when she signed to play Daji. Lin's results were generally favorable reviews in the media. "In comparison to the previous version, the bright spot in this new version's Daji gets a fresh makeover." NetandTV reported, "In comparison to the previous version's Daji gets a new makeover. Ruby Lin's glance gave Daji a brand-new name." Lin has often said, "comparing yourself to other people is meaningless," Lin says. "I just want [sic] a change from past appearances to surpass myself."

Lin returned to Taiwan in 2008 for the film Love in Sun Moon Lake, portraying an aboriginal woman; this was the first TV show to obtain permission for mainland Chinese actors to film in Taiwan. Lin had also been cast in Gao Xixi's latest Romance of the Three Kingdoms TV adaptation titled Three Kingdoms. The series debuted in May 2010 and was well-received both nationally and internationally, earning 800 million RMB (133.3 million USD) by 2012.

She was first seen in Fallen City in early 2009. Lin portrays a young woman in this film after the 2008 Sichuan earthquake. Lin starred in the Chinese big-budget historical fiction television drama Beauty's Rival in Palace in July 2009. Lin received 150,000 renminbi per episode for her role in the series. Lin received rave reviews from viewers and reviewers when the series premiered on a Shanghai television station in March 2010, earning the highest rating of the year. Beauty's Rival in Palace also did well in Korean and Japanese markets, thanks to Ruby Lin's unwavering success in Asia. Beauty's Rival in Palace is another milestone in Lin's career.

Sweet Sweet Love, her first stage performance, opened in May 2010. The play is based on Maggie Cheung and Leon Lai's 1996 Hong Kong romantic film Comrades: Almost a Love Story. It was staged in four cities: Shanghai, Beijing, Hangzhou, and Shenzhen during its three-month tenure. Due to high demand, a fifth city (Nanchang) was added.

Lin was a psychiatrist in the romantic film You Deserve To Be Single with Mike He and David Wu in June. Lin was selected as Best Actress for her work at the 2010 Shanghai International Film Festival Press Award. She also received the 2010 Vietnam DAN Movie Award for Favorite Taiwane Actress. Lin starred in Zhang Yang's film Driverless as a self-motivated businesswomen. "Ruby has a rare talent, and all her emotions seem genuine," director Zhang Yang said. Ruby Lin's amazing range of emotions steals the show, gaining critical praise from audiences and media." She delicately reveals the complexities of a struggle during a difficult time in her life, both strong and brave as well as the desire to be shielded."

Lin was cast in a well-known Chinese TV series directed by Gao Xixi after the success of Beauty's Rival in Palace. Hai Yan () wrote this series Monopoly Exposure, and many of his books have been adapted for television dramas.

Lin's 2010 was a fruitful year. At the 5th Seoul International Drama Awards, she received the Most Popular Actress award (voted online by residents of Asian countries) as well as the Most Popular Actress Award. Lin was named the best actress with 17,358 votes, followed by Fan Bingbing, Li Kun Wang, and Yao Chen, according to Yahoo Korea. Lin also received the Favorite Actress of the Year award in late 2010 for her work in Beauty's Rival in Palace at the annual TV Drama Awards Made in China and the QQ Annual Entertainment Star award. In her role in film and television series, Korean media dubbed her Taiwan's number one actress and goddess of ancient Chinese cinema.

Lin began producing the Glamorous Imperial Concubine in January 2011. Lin received the "Best producer of the year" award, despite excellent ratings. She was also named Best TV actress at the 2012 Huading Awards. Lin returned to film once more as a mother with two children in the film Blood Stained Shoes, directed by Raymond Yip. The film came in second place on the "Top 10 box office rankings in China's horror film chart." Lin's image was far removed from that which she had previously portrayed in other media.

Lin began in October 2011 with her second film, Taiwanese idol drama Drama Go!

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Jiro Wang and Lin Gengxin co-starred in the film. In November 2012, the series was announced. Audiences and the general public loved Lin's appearance. Drama Go!

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One of the most awaited TV series of 2012.

Lin was named Most Popular TV Actress at the 2012 annual Jeanwest Entertainment Awards in March 2012. She has also been recognized for her role in The Glamorous Imperial Concubine at the Huading Awards as Best TV Actress.

She then began filming for The Patriot Yue Fei, a 60-episode historical drama about General Yue Fei's demise in the Song Dynasty. Lin portrayed General Yue Fei Fei, a woman played by Huang Xiaoming.

Lin announced her third project television film Forgotten as a producer and lead actor on April 27, 2012. In Christopher Lee's series, a married couple's marriage came to a halt due to a lack of communication and personality, and an unexpected event changes their lives completely. On May 26, 2012, it was scheduled to be the first to be released in Taiwan. Lin Lin's appearance as a breakthrough was lauded by critics and fans alike in Forgotten. "Ruby Lin is regarded as one of the best promising producers" by Xinhua News Agency (Xinhua News Agency). She is also an actress, and she belongs to a different class from others."

In addition, Youku Tudou Inc, China's most popular video sharing platform, has bought the rights to TV shows and films that were produced by Lin. Lin officially announced the news at the 18th Shanghai Television Festival.

Lin was named Best Producer at the 2012 Asian Idol Awards for The Glamorous Imperial Concubine on August 8, 2012. Lin was named one of the year's highest-paid Chinese celebrities, ranking fifth in December 2012. Through her own studio alone, she managed to make more than 90 million RMB this year. She also came in 2nd on the Taiwan's top-earning drama actors list, with a yearly income of 278 million NTD.

Lin was named Most Favorite Actress at the 8th Beijing Film Festival for Youth Welfare in August 2013. Lin spent much time on pre-production for the drama Singing All Along, based on Li Xin's romantic novel series Xiuli Jiangshan, except for some public appearances.

Lin was named Outstanding Actress Award by the China Television Artists Committee in April 2014, a first China Television Star Awards for the first time. (China Television Artists Committee Actors Committee)

Lin returned to Taiwan in May 2014 as the producer and principal actress, portraying an invasive mother. Lin revealed that she would continue to film one Taiwanese series per year. Lin appeared in the romance television series The Way We Were the same year. Lin's return to Taiwan television after a 10-year absence is represented in this series. Both critics and fans applauded Lin's as the main actor and producer. The series was not only highly viewed by viewers, but by many media outlets, it was also rated as one of Taiwan's most popular Taiwanese dramas of 2014. On the mainland Chinese video sharing site iQiyi, it received over 24 million viewers within a day of being announced. Since its debut on July 19, the drama has remained one of the top two on iQi's most popular dramas list.

Lin was their new brand ambassador for Taiwan, and Estée Lauder Companies' Lin was also selected as a spokesperson for HTC on March 1, 2015.

Lin joined the cast of Raymond Yip's film Phantom of the Theatre in Shanghai after finishing filming Raymond Yip's film We Are In Love. Following her first Golden Bell Awards nomination in September, Lin earned her first Asian Television Awards nomination for Best Actress in November.

Lin received Huading Awards for Best Actress in a TV Series and the Most Influential Woman of the Year in early 2016. Lin appeared in Magical Space-time, a time-travel TV series directed by Fu-Hsiang Hsu in April 2016. Lin also appeared in The Precipice Game, playing the woman whose life is turned into a fight for survival.

Lin returned to work in March 2017 after halting work since December to prepare for labour. She was a caring mother who is able to put her life on the line to shield her daughter in Suspect X, the Japanese author Keigo Higashino's award-winning book with the same name. Alec Su and Ruby Lin, who appeared in 2004 in Magic Touch of Fate, a Chinese television series, is a reunion. Lin announced in May that she made her comeback to a Taiwanese drama series My Dear Boy, which she is also producing.

Miss Andy, Lin's latest film project, received the MM2 Creativity Award at the Golden Horse Film Project Promotion Awards Ceremony on November 15, 2018. The award came as a welcome surprise for her first attempt as a film director. Filming is scheduled to begin in April 2019 and will take place in Malaysia. Lin will also play the role of a Vietnamese criminal worker for the film, according to the outlets.

Miss Andy, Lin starred Taiwanese Netflix original series The Victims' Game as a special guest in 2020 after being in Malaysia for almost two months for the new film Miss Andy. For many days in a row, Netflix's Chinese language programming list has dominated Netflix's Chinese language section, with a score of 8.0/10 on China's Douban website. Lin's performance also received acclaim for such a complex and tragic appearance. "The series'ace in the hole is Ruby Lin, who appears in the final episodes but in a role we would not reveal: she sheds her smooth and stunning appearance in an enthralling twist," the reviewer for Asianfilmstrike said.

Lin appeared in The Arc of Life as the female lead and producer in 2020. Lin ranked fifth on the Highest-Paid Taiwane Actor Of 2020 list, despite losing multiple job offers in China, according to the Appledaily.

Netflix acquired the rights to Light the Night, a three-part series set in 1988 Taipei's Red Light District, in 2021. Lin was one of the series's creators and female leads.

Lin formed Ruby Lin Studio, Lin's first production company in 2009 (). According to Taiwan media, the company would deal with all aspects of the actress's career, including acting, singing, and film roles. Miku Chang & Yang Zhiwen, 2 artists, and 1 producer Fu-Hsiang Hsu are among the Ruby Lin Studio's newest artists, including the artist of a name. As a producer, she will have a lot more influence over the entire TV project, including the scripting process, recruitment, and casting. "I just kept getting offered the same type of job," Lin said. You can't do much if you're an actor. "Actresses can only wait for the roles to come." "Now I can choose everything myself, whether it's the actresses or the actor with whom I want to work with or the cast that I want to watch." "I feel much more in charge of what I get to do."

Lin's debut at the 2011 Youku Awards in Shanghai was a hit with viewers, winning numerous accolades including "Best producer" and "Best Actress" awards for Lin's production debut. Given the accolades she received from her time in the producer's chair, she maintains that acting will now be her "top priority."

Lin's Studio, based in Hengdian, China, had suspended its company registration license in the mainland in June 2021. Since 2020, she has been based in Taiwan and moved all operations back to Taiwan.

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