Chia-ying Lee

Chia-ying Lee is a Taiwanese actress known for her roles across television series and films. After training for the film ‘Blue Gate’ in 2000, Chia-ying Lee’s talent was recognized by producer Jan Jen Hsiung in 2003, leading to her appearing in various music videos and mobile phone advertisements. Lee quickly transitioned into professional acting, securing main roles in the television series ‘Mico, Go!’ in 2006 and ‘Chuan qiang ren’ in 2007. During this formative period, Lee further honed her craft, earning a degree from the Graduate Institute of Mass Communication at Fu Jen Catholic University.

Building on her early successes, Lee expanded her filmography with a main role as Hsiao-Ke in the 2010 series ‘Smile.’ She continued to take on leading roles in numerous projects, including ‘Love Recipe’ (2011), ‘I Love You So Much’ (2012), ‘Gentle Mercy’ (2012), and ‘Boys Can Fly’ (2013). Her versatility was also showcased through a support role in the Taiwanese movie ‘1895’ (2008) and the series ‘MoMo Love’ (2009). The year 2015 marked a significant period, with Lee starring in the main roles of Pan Xiu Hui in ‘Baby Daddy’ and Guan Xiao Tong in ‘Murphy’s Law of Love,’ cementing her consistent presence in Taiwanese television. Lee continued to demonstrate her range with a support role in ‘The Last Ranker’ (2016), followed by prominent supporting characters such as Min Yirong in ‘Star April’ (2017) and Sun Pan Pan in ‘Die Now’ (2017).

Puppy’ (2023), affirming her adaptability and consistent demand across diverse productions in film and television.