Joanne Tseng

Joanne Tseng was born on November 17, 1988, in Hsinchu, Taiwan. Her early career began in 2002 at the age of 14 when she formed the Mandopop duo Sweety with Esther Liu. The duo debuted in 2003 and released three studio albums and two soundtracks before going on hiatus in 2007. This break allowed Tseng to focus on her solo career in acting and singing. She holds a Drama & Theater degree from National Taiwan University of Arts and possesses musical talents including piano, flute, and violin.

Following Sweety’s hiatus, Tseng transitioned into acting, appearing in a wide range of television series in both Taiwan and mainland China. She has been a main or supporting actress in over 20 television series, notably starring in productions like “Marry Me, or Not?” (2015-2016), “Refresh Man” (2016), and “Attention, Love!” (2017). Her performance in “Marry Me, or Not?” earned her a nomination for Best Supporting Actress at the 51st Golden Bell Awards in 2016. Tseng is currently signed with HIM International Music. In 2017, she relaunched her solo singing career, releasing her debut solo music video and two extended plays, “Light Up” (2017) and “A Book Written in Denmark, in Solitude” (2019).

Beyond her acting and singing, Tseng has also engaged in television hosting roles for various programs, including “Crazy Arcade” (2005), “Ultimate Victory” (2005-2006), and “Guess” (2006-2008). She was recognized with the Best Screen Couple award alongside Melvin Sia at the 2015 Sanlih Drama Awards for their work in “Dear Mom.” In 2020, she married Taiwanese singer and actor Calvin Chen, with whom she had maintained a relationship for ten years. Her career continues to involve diverse projects in the entertainment industry.