In the spirit of Australia Day & Chinese New Year coinciding today, I thought it would be appropriate to share a stunning example of the result of these 2 worlds colliding.Jaymee was born and raised in Australia, and began her modelling career at the age of 15. She soon became one of the top Asian faces in Hong Kong, Taiwan, Singapore and Malaysia.

Jaymee has made appearances in movies such as Gen-X Cops, Rave Fever, a cameo role in Pearl Harbor, as well as TV shows Las Vegas & Entourage.

In 2007 Jaymee was selected as a World Vision Singapore Goodwill Ambassador and travelled to Phuket, Thailand to learn more about the poverty, HIV/AIDS and child prostitution issues.

She is currently hosting AXN Asia TV’s Ebuzz & co-hosted The Contender Asia: Muay Thai, both of which were filmed in Singapore where she is currently based.

Unfortunately (for us!) her clean cut image leaves us without many ‘sexy’ pictures, and the few pictures there are online are mostly magazine scans or screen caps. I still find her amazing nonetheless.

Jaymee’s Info

Chinese Name: Wong Suk Mei
Height: 5′ 6″
Measurements: 34-25-35
Date of Birth: November 21, 1979
Place of Birth: Melbourne, Australia
Nationality: Chinese Australian
Occupation: Actress, model, host

Links:

Contender Asia Profile
Jaymee Ong Gallery
FHM Philippines

Earlier this month, 35 year-old Korean actress Song Yoon-ah surprised many in the crowd at the 7th Korean Film Awards (including “Lost” star Yunjin Kim, whom you see seated in the audience in this video) with this techno dance number she did during the show, which she also hosted.
Arriving at the event and ascending the red-carpeted steps to pose for waiting photographers in a sexy, leg-baring gown

A recent photo in Taiwan promoting her drama On Air

Find out all about Ming-Na here.

Cute newcomer Seo Woo could easily be taken for being Japanese here in this commercial for Lotte ice cream. The 162cm, 20-year-old actress is fun to watch, but when it comes to dancing, she’s no Jeon Ji-hyun.

Popular Korean actress Kim Tae-hee outdoes singer/not-quite-as-popular actress Soy (Kim So-yeon) in a small face challenge in this ad for Corn Silk Tea. (Yes, a small face is considered a standard of beauty to some in Korea.)

Leonard (one of our readers) was surprised to find out that we did not have Vivian Wu on our site. He says: “She’s a beautiful, versatile, and accomplished actress. In “Pillow Book” she was a daring literary pleasure seeker who loved deeply and obsessively pursued her erotic fantasies. In “Kinamand” she was a heart-breaking tragic figure. She is fantastic and deserves an entry!”

People magazine agrees. She was chosen as one of the 50 Most Beautiful People in the world in 1990. So Leonard, here she is! :-)Vivian Wu was born in Shanghai, China, in 1966 as Wu Jun Mei. She started acting at age 15 with the Shanghai Film Studio, and then later studied Travel Industry Management at Hawaii’s Pacific University. After that she played ‘Wen Hsiu’ in the Oscar-winning The Last Emperor (1987) directed by Bernardo Bertolucci. In 1993 Vivian was cast by directer Oliver Stone in Heaven & Earth (1993) and The Joy Luck Club (1993). Since then she has been working constantly in film and television and was cast by directer Peter Greenaway in 8 ½ Women (1999) and The Pillow Book (1996), in which she starred alongside Ewan McGregor. Vivian also played Soong May-ling in the hit film Song jia huang chao (1997) (IMDB)