Taiwan Chitsuki: Kino ~ Shosoto

Ru: Taiwan Express

7.3

In 1999, a general trading company in Tokyo celebrates because Shinkansen of Japan wins priority negotiating rights for the Taiwan High-Speed Rail. Tada Haruka has been working at the general trading company for 4…

Risqué Business: Taiwan

7.6

Shin Dong Youp and Sung Si Kyung embark on a laughter-filled journey to Taiwan, aiming to gain a deeper understanding of its sex culture and business. (Source: Netflix)

My Bittersweet Taiwan

8.0

The story follows the lives of 3 boys from Taiwan Hsinchu Senior High School under the Japanese Rule. Lin Qing Wen, Zhou Shao Zhen and Zhuang Shi Geng are childhood friends that grew up together and suffered under…

Strange Frequencies: Taiwan Killer Hospital

6.9

As part of a live-streamed ghost hunt, seven celebrities explore a decaying, haunted hospital and discover a demonic evil worse than they ever imagined. (Source: Netflix)

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Cooking Gigi: Taiwan

The Friends in Taiwan

4.0

A real travelogue of stars who are very close friends with each other, 'Friends Series' must go on. Here are three guys, a characterful actor Lee Jeong Jin and two hot designers Kang Dong Jun and Ko Tae Yong. These…

Women in Taipei

6.8

Yi Shan, a girl from Tainan, longs to go to Taipei. With a stroke of luck, she manages to find room to stay at her aunt's apartment in Taipei, and begins to work hard. (Source: IMDb) ~~ Adapted from the column "Tokyo…

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Tsai Ming Liang

Tsai is a notable filmmaker in Taiwan's Second New Wave movement. He was born in Malaysia and lived there for twenty years, before moving to Taipei, Taiwan. His first film was "Rebels of the Neon God" (1992). In 2015, he won Best Director at the Taipei Film Awards for the short film No No Sleep. Tsai…

Ching Li

Ching Li started acting in Taiwan at the age of 6. In 1967, she joined Shaw Brothers and quickly became one of Shaw's bright new darlings of films with a large male following. Ching did such an outstanding job in her first film "My Dream Boat", a film based on a novel by Qiong Yao, that she landed a…

Jessey Meng

Jessey Meng was born and raised in Taiwan and came to acting via her successful career as a model and television hosting in Hong Kong.

Chia Ling

Chia Ling was born in 1951 in Taiwan. She came from a tradition of Peking Opera in her family as both her father and aunt were in this field. She studied for seven years and was a classmate of Angela Mao at their Peking Opera school and in 1972 Yeung Kwan discovered her and cast her in her first film…

Chen Ping

Chen Ping was born in Kaohsiung Taiwan, in 1948, as Chen Shu Xia. She began her acting career at the age of 16, on the recommendation of O Chun Hung (Ko Chun Hsiung). She has appeared in a number of Taiwanese-dialect movies, as well as in TV series of TTV. In 1972, she joined Shaw Brothers as an actress.…

Li Yuan Yuan

Li Yuan Yuan is an actress from Taiwan, China. Her father is China's renowned actor Li Chun Lee. She was born in Taipei, Taiwan and graduated from the Emily Carr Academy of Fine Arts in Vancouver, Canada. (Source: baike.baidu || Translation = MyDramaList)

Angel Yao

Angel Yao was born in Taiwan as Yao An Chi. She is an actress, known for Wu Di Zhan Jian Xie He Hao (2014), Second Chance (2014) and Taipei 24H (2009). She is 1.57 m (5'4") tall, and she's an Aquarius. (Source: IMDb)

Ding Lin Wang

Ding Lin Wang is a Taiwan director known for "The 9th Precinct". His parents are well-known producer Wang Jun and agent Qiu Xiuzhu. He married actress, Ding Qiaowei in April 2020. They welcomed their son Nolan in October 2020.

Tien Yeh

Tien Yeh was born in 1934 in Taiwan. He is an actor, known for Blood of the Dragon (1971), The Last Day of Hsianyang (1968) and Chivalrous Killer (1968). (Source: IMDB)

Wong Jing Lun

Wong Jing Lun is a Taiwan-based Singaporean singer and actor. He is managed by Universes Entertainment Marketing Limited, along with Show Lo, Elva Hsiao, and Nick.