Celebrities

Zheng Yaping (born September 5, 1979), stage name Xiao Long Nü, is a Taiwanese entertainer and singer from Pingtung County, where she was the fourth child in her family. She became famous for her dragon tattoo on her abdomen when she debuted. In 2000, she gained popularity through the adult hotline number 79979, becoming well-known for her sultry image. She later released photo books and albums, but in 2002, her image was severely damaged due to an ecstasy-related incident that required rehabilitation. This ultimately forced her to return to her hometown in Pingtung to farm, occasionally accepting minor entertainment appearances.

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Ji Qianqian, a Taiwanese porn star, was born in Taipei on January 31, 1967.

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Sophie Ngan (born December 17, 1970), originally named Ngan Siu-ling, is a Hong Kong actress. Her stage name was also Yee Ling. She graduated from the 15th TVB's Artist Training Class in 1989. In 1998, invited by her good friend Chan Ming-kwan, she returned to the entertainment industry and signed with Asia Television Limited (ATV). Shortly after, she was fired due to nude photos published in a gay magazine. Afterwards, Ngan focused on developing her film career, starring in numerous Category III films within a few years and becoming a sex symbol. In 2004, Ngan retired from the entertainment industry and transitioned into the clothing business. In 2019, she made a comeback as a featured actress, filming commercials and TV series for TVB.

Sakurako Akino, born on March 24, 1969, in Tokyo, Japan, is an actress and gravure model. She has appeared in films such as "She Comes from Saigon" and "Dangerous Roman Holiday."

Rei Akasaka (Japanese: 赤坂麗／あかさか れい Rei Akasaka, born April 27, 1962), formerly known as Terumi Kawada (Japanese: 川田てるみ), is a Japanese entertainer and former Nikkatsu actress. She was active in Nikkatsu's pink films in the mid-1980s.

Diana Pang, formerly a Hong Kong actress, was born on November 10, 1972, in Changsha, Hunan. At the age of 14, Diana studied at the Juilliard School in New York, USA. After winning three beauty pageant titles - Miss Chinese American, Miss China, and Miss Asian - she developed her career in Hong Kong, starring in several Category III erotic films. From 2013 to 2017, Diana served as a member of the 11th Gansu Provincial Committee of the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference. She was recommended by central government agencies to become a standing committee member of the All-China Youth Federation, which led her to focus on making mainstream films. She stated, "Because the country nurtured me and gave me the opportunity to study abroad, I inherently love the Party and the country."

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Veronica Yip, second runner-up in Miss Asia 1985, is a Hong Kong actress and singer.

Pauline Chan (May 23, 1973 - July 31, 2002), born as Zhao Jing and later known as Zhao Xuanwen after converting to Buddhism with the Buddhist name Minghui, was a Hong Kong actress. She committed suicide in 2002 due to emotional issues at the age of 29. Chan was born in Shanghai as an only child. Her parents divorced when she was 4, after which she was raised by her grandmother. At 12, she immigrated to Hong Kong with her mother and began working as a part-time model at 15. After failing to win the 1990 Miss Asia Pageant at 17, she was signed by a talent agency. Her first hosting job was for the show "Lun Zhuang". She entered the industry during the height of Hong Kong Category III films and appeared in several such films including "The Forbidden Legend Sex & Chopsticks", "I Come from Beijing", and "Red to Kill", with "The Forbidden Legend Sex & Chopsticks" becoming her signature work. Later in her career, Chan was constantly surrounded by rumors and controversies, and eventually began to suffer from mental instability due to drug use.

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Yue Danyang, a female born in Luoyang, Henan, is a Chinese television host. She was the China National Champion of the 2013 Miss Globe International Competition and graduated from Southwest University. In June 2014, she represented China in the world finals held in Greece. From 2015 to 2016, she joined Dragon TV and participated in the production of the comedy competition reality show "Comedy King."

Sun Anke, originally named Zhang Xiaowei, is a Chinese actress born on February 2, 1998, in Tonghua, Jilin Province. She graduated from the Beijing Film Academy. She officially debuted in 2016 by starring in the film "Haunted Road." She gained more attention in 2019 for her role as Yang Buhui in the costume drama "Heavenly Sword and Dragon Slaying Sabre." In 2021, she became widely known for her performance as Li Yan, including a full nude scene, in the film "The Soul," and was nominated for Best Supporting Actress at the 23rd Taipei Film Awards.

Zhang Ziyi, a mainland Chinese actress, singer, film producer, and director, was born on February 9, 1979, in Beijing. She began studying dance at a young age and entered the Central Academy of Drama's Drama Performance Department in 1996. During her studies, she gained fame for her role in Zhang Yimou's film "The Road Home" (1999) and later became internationally renowned for her role in "Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon" (2000).

Zheng Jiachun, formerly known as Zheng Jiazhen, stage name Chicken Paimei, changed her name to Zheng Caiyun, a Taiwanese artist, born in New Taipei City. She became popular in early 2012 when she appeared in a promotional video for a chicken chop shop, and then launched her acting career. On November 2, 2022, he announced his marriage to Japanese doctor Akira on Facebook. The next day, it was revealed that he had declared a total annual income of only 240,000 yuan in 2021, but purchased a 60 million yuan mansion in Da'an District, Taipei City, causing controversy.

From the evening to early morning of July 14, 2015, 1 minute and 11 seconds of obscene videos were widely circulated on Weibo and other online platforms, earning them the nicknames 'Uniqlo Video' and 'Samlitun Uniqlo Video'. The content of the video shows a young man and woman engaging in explicit sexual acts in a dressing room, and the conversation between the men and women in the video is so ambiguous that it is difficult to hear clearly. In the photo, the man and woman are facing mirrors in the dressing room, and the woman with long brown curly hair is posing with her top top off and pants down to her knees. , Calmly holding a mobile phone to film the process of two people having sex. Afterwards, it was revealed that the suspected heroine had a WeChat conversation with her best friend. In the conversation, the heroine denied that she and her heroine were lovers, and the two had only briefly met. However, based on the location in the video and the voice of the shopping guide outside the dressing room, some netizens assumed that the incident had occurred in a Uniqlo fitting room in Sanlitun, Beijing. The Weibo account broke the news that the man Hou Tianxu and the woman Yu Yi in the video are both Beijing Union University Business School students, and posted their Weibo numbers. The woman later posted a post on Weibo admitting that she was the heroine in her video. On the evening of July 15, 2015, Beijing police arrested and investigated five people, including the male and female protagonists of the Uniqlo obscene video. In 2018, Yui, the person in charge, appeared on Douyin and danced while holding a voluptuous belly while pregnant, sparking controversy among netizens.

Zhang Jinyu, a female reporter of China Police Network, often appears on the camera to report public security news, and is known as "the most beautiful policewoman". Zhang Jinyu took an indecent selfie video with Lu Yang (pseudonym: Lu Zhiyue), a male executive of the mainland new energy company Linuorite Group, in 2022. It was uploaded to the Internet in July and attracted widespread attention from Chinese at home and abroad.

Cheng Jiamei (November 10, 1974 -), a Japanese actor, whose real name is Nomoto Mihono (Nomoto Mihono), changed her name to Nomoto Miho (Nomoto Miho) in 1998, and later went to Hong Kong and Taiwan to develop in the third-tier film market, taking the Chinese name Cheng Caramel.