I came across a short article at HK Entertainment News In Review about Chinese actress Cherrie Ying. The article was from June 2005, but still, I thought, let’s do a posting about this beautiful lady.

Cherrie Ying Choi-Yi was born on June 20th, 1983 in Taiwan and moved with her family to New York when she was eleven. After making a strong film debut in Fulltime Killer (2001), she caught the attention of Charles Heung’s wife and was signed to a contract with China Star Entertainment Co., Ltd. Since then, Ying has been working consistently and is rapidly gaining popularity.

Ohw, you want to know about the drugs? 😉 Read on…June 30th, 2005. Cherrie Ying Choi-Yi was cleared of drug charges in HK court on Tuesday. Last November, Ying, 21, was arrested after it appeared she threw out a bag containing cocaine as a car she was in with three others approached a police roadblock. In dismissing the charges, Magistrate Abu Bakar bin Wahab found testimony from the supervising officer at the roadblock to be inconsistent and noted that drug tests that Ying took after her arrest were clear. (Source: Hong Kong Entertainment News In Review.)

Cherrie Ying on the web:

Cherrie Ying @ IMDB.com
Cherrie Ying @ BRNS.com (MAXIM photo’s)
Cherrie Ying @ LoveHKFilm.com
Cherrie Ying @ AsianFanatics.net (I love this url! ;-))

After featuring her Joy Luck Club co-star Ming-Na Wen – as well as fellow Star Trek babe Linda Park – I thought it only fair that we should also do a post on Chinese actress Rosalind Chao. Okay, so maybe she isn’t as sexy as Linda, but for my money she’s prettier than Ming-Na, and looks amazing considering she’s pushing 50! Despite her long and distinguished acting career, the above pic was the only decent sized one I could find, and there don’t seem to be any fan sites devoted to her either.Perhaps best known for her recurring guest role as Keiko O’Brien in Star Trek: The Next Generation and Star Trek: Deep Space Nine, her acting career actually stretches all the way back to 1970, when she appeared in an episode of I Love Lucy. Since then, she has made nearly a hundred(!) notable TV appearances, and has starred in 44 films. Come on, surely it must be worthwhile for somebody to do a fan site on her! Here’s a Wikipedia entry on her anyway.