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Lin Chi-ling by Jason Wu for Vogue Taiwan November 2010

After her movie “Red Cliff”was shown in Japan, Lin Chi-ling quickly gain popularity and recently released her first Japanese photo album. The 34-year-old super star held a book autograph session in Ginza, Tokyo. The first part of Lin’s movie “Red Cliff” generated very good box office returns in Japan. Its second part is scheduled to be released on April 10, so the posters of the Chinese historical action epic are everywhere in Japan these days, which helps Lin improve her popularity. http://www.asiaenews.com/lin-chi-ling-released-photo-album-in-japan/

Taiwanese top model Lin Chi-ling recently shot a mobile phone advertisement for a top Chinese company for endorsement fee of reportedly nearly 10 million dollars. However, the commercial was banned by Chinese authorities as the wordings used in the commercial went against Chinese advertisement regulations. According to media reports, Lin Chi-ling helped China's Changhong Group endorse a certain series of luxury mobile phones. The cover of this particular brand of mobile phone is made with 23K gold and laid with eleven diamonds from South Africa. Shortly after this commercial was aired in China, the Chinese authorities released a list of commercial that violated Chinese regulations and Lin Chi-ling's commercial was forced to be taken down. In response to this, Lin Chi-ling's agent said that if the company wishes to make amendments to the commercial to comply with Chinese regulations, Lin Chi-ling is willing to cooperate. Though her career is not taking up in China, but back ...

Lin Chi-ling at 2008 Regent Galleria "Legend" VIP Gala Night(Agencies) Updated: 2008-09-25 16:55 Taiwan model and actress Lin Chi-ling poses for the media during a news conference for the 2008 Regent Galleria "Legend" VIP Gala Night in Taipei September 25, 2008. The Regent Galleria "Legend" VIP Gala Night is an evening event that displays fashion items from brands like Chanel, Dior, Cartier and Hermes.[Agencies]

Pace Wu Pei-Ci, a Taiwanese actress and model, will replace supermodel Lin Chiling as co-host of this year's Mid-Autumn Festival Gala produced by Beijing-based China Central Television (CCTV). A report in the Beijing News said Lin could not co-host the show because of her busy schedule and that Wu's agency confirmed that she would replace Lin. CCTV has not confirmed the news. Guo Jihong, the gala's director, said at a press conference in late August that CCTV selected Lin as co-host, mainly because of her eye-catching performance in the latest film blockbuster "Red Cliff," which has posted record box-office earnings. This is not the first time that Lin has had to bow out of the gala. In early 2006, she was picked as a potential co-host for the state television broadcaster's gala in the coastal city of Xiamen. But she had to decline for the same reason. (CRI September 8, 2008)

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Magazine Scan - Lin Chiling @ Cannes Her jewelries are courtesy of Piaget More Scans here http://tieba.baidu.com/f?kz=418173006

Stars from director John Woo's "Red Cliff" attended a press conference Monday in Hong Kong, ten days before the premiere of the blockbuster in China. read here PS: if you would like to read more updates on Red Cliff or latest news on Lin Chiling , please register to our unofficial english forum.

Top Chinese-language stars stage show in Hong Kong to raise funds ... International Herald Tribune - France Also attending were Taiwanese pop star Jay Chou, model Lin Chi-ling and actress Shu Qi, and mainland Chinese actors Zhou Xun and Hu Jun and singer Zhang ... read more here Stars hit a $35m high note Carol Chung Monday, June 02, 2008 The chatter and noise of 10,000 people expecting a feast of stars and songs at the Pop TV arena in West Kowloon came to a sudden silence at 2.28pm yesterday the exact time of the deadly May 12 Sichuan earthquake. After the one-minute silence, it was nothing but songs from 400 Hong Kong, mainland and Taiwan mega-stars and singers. Though spectators paid a gate price of HK$20, donations at the last count climbed to HK$35 million through phone pledges and text messages. The line-up included action hero Jackie Chan Kong-sang and Cantopop icons Andy Lau Tak-wah, Jacky Cheung Hok-yau, Leon Lai Ming, Eason Chan Yik-shun and Sammi Cheng Sau-man. ...