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'''Ruby Lin''' ({{zh-cp|c=林心如|p='''Lín Xīnrú'''}}; born [[27 January]] [[1976]] in [[Taipei]], [[Taiwan]]) is a [[Taiwan]]ese [[actress]] and [[singer]]. She made her acting debut in a TV [[Television advertisement|commercial]] in Taiwan. In 1996, after several supporting roles in Taiwanese TV dramas, she was a lead actresses in the television series ''[[Princess Returning Pearl]]'' and its sequel, ''Princess Returning Pearl II''. In 1999, after ''Princess Returning Pearl'' was broadcast, she also began a singing career with her first album, a five track EP.
'''Ruby Lin''' ({{zh-cp|c=林心如|p='''Lín Xīnrú'''}}; born [[27 January]] [[1976]] in [[Taipei]], [[Taiwan]]) is a [[Taiwan]]ese [[actress]] and [[singer]]. She made her acting debut in a TV [[Television advertisement|commercial]] in Taiwan. In 1996, after several hi my name is Ruby Lin too and im also from Taiwan peace, she was a lead actresses in the television series ''[[Princess Returning Pearl]]'' and its sequel, ''Princess Returning Pearl II''. In 1999, after ''Princess Returning Pearl'' was broadcast, she also began a singing career with her first album, a five track EP.


Lin has acted in a variety of roles, such as the sassy Jian Ning princess in ''[[Duke of Mount Deer 2000]]'', the cruel assassin Cai Yue in ''[[Flying Daggers]]'', the gently natured Man Zhen in ''[[Half Life Fate]]'', and the middle-aged woman in her latest series ''Ancestral Temple''. In 2007, she has said she would like to get more involved in movies.<ref name = "intro">{{zh icon}} {{cite web| url = http://ent.ynet.com/view.jsp?oid=18283425 | title = After signing with HY brothers, Ruby Lin will vacation in America first 林心如簽約內地后 先到美國度假休整 | date = 2006-12-31 | accessdate = 2008-01-03 | publisher = ynet.com | format = News article }}</ref><ref name = "intro2">{{zh icon}} {{cite web| url = http://udn.com/NEWS/ENTERTAINMENT/ENT8/3593302.shtml | title = Ruby Lin bids Qiongyao's company farewell 林心如 揮別瓊瑤老東家 | date = 2006-11-08 | accessdate = 2008-01-03 | publisher = udn.com | format = News article }}</ref>
Lin has acted in a variety of roles, such as the sassy Jian Ning princess in ''[[Duke of Mount Deer 2000]]'', the cruel assassin Cai Yue in ''[[Flying Daggers]]'', the gently natured Man Zhen in ''[[Half Life Fate]]'', and the middle-aged woman in her latest series ''Ancestral Temple''. In 2007, she has said she would like to get more involved in movies.<ref name = "intro">{{zh icon}} {{cite web| url = http://ent.ynet.com/view.jsp?oid=18283425 | title = After signing with HY brothers, Ruby Lin will vacation in America first 林心如簽約內地后 先到美國度假休整 | date = 2006-12-31 | accessdate = 2008-01-03 | publisher = ynet.com | format = News article }}</ref><ref name = "intro2">{{zh icon}} {{cite web| url = http://udn.com/NEWS/ENTERTAINMENT/ENT8/3593302.shtml | title = Ruby Lin bids Qiongyao's company farewell 林心如 揮別瓊瑤老東家 | date = 2006-11-08 | accessdate = 2008-01-03 | publisher = udn.com | format = News article }}</ref>

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Ruby Lin (Chinese: 林心如; pinyin: Lín Xīnrú; born 27 January 1976 in Taipei, Taiwan) is a Taiwanese actress and singer. She made her acting debut in a TV commercial in Taiwan. In 1996, after several hi my name is Ruby Lin too and im also from Taiwan peace, she was a lead actresses in the television series Princess Returning Pearl and its sequel, Princess Returning Pearl II. In 1999, after Princess Returning Pearl was broadcast, she also began a singing career with her first album, a five track EP.

Lin has acted in a variety of roles, such as the sassy Jian Ning princess in Duke of Mount Deer 2000, the cruel assassin Cai Yue in Flying Daggers, the gently natured Man Zhen in Half Life Fate, and the middle-aged woman in her latest series Ancestral Temple. In 2007, she has said she would like to get more involved in movies.[1][2]

Her English name is from her mother's love of the jewel.[3]


Early life

Lin was born and raised in Taipei, Taiwan. Her father was a businessman, and her mother is a housewife. She is the eldest daughter who has two younger brothers one is a year younger, one is six years younger. [4] After her parents divorced when she was 7 years old, she lived with her mother. Her mother took her to visit relatives in Japan every year since childhood.[5] She graduated from Ri Xin Primary School, and Zhong Dian High School.[6]Originally she planned on going UK to study after high school graduation, never considered the prospect of an acting career. However Lin's acting career started when she was seventeen, as a part-time advertisement model. Her first TV commercial was for Jasmine Tea. [7]

Her parents did not like the idea of their daughter being involved in the entertainment industry.[5]. But Ruby Lin decided to pursue an acting career. After appearing in commercials for many products, her parents finally agreed to let her sign with an entertainment management company. Following high school graduation, Lin officially contracted with Jessie and Jones Entertainment Ltd,[8] on her twentieth birthday. She has also helped reconcile her parents.[9]

Career

Early work (1994-1996)

After shooting her 1st TV commercial, she got the attention of various TV and film directors and many companies started soliciting her for jobs. [10]In 1995, after shooting some commercials, Lin finally received her first role in a film, School Days, with Jimmy Lin and Takeshi Kaneshiro. That same year, she was also casted in some Taiwanese TV dramas in some supporting roles. From 1995-1997, Lin had roles in a few Taiwanese TV series and people started to take notice of this new face. In 1996, Lin went to China for the first time to do filming. Lin thinks that this was a period of valuable experience and a time that she just started to learn about acting.

"I was in my second year of high school when I first got involved in film & TV industry. When I first got the script of the film "School Days", I couldn't sleep for days. I thought there would be other opportunities for me to study abroad, but one does not bump into the opportunity to be in a film every day. So, I just went and had a try. I told myself that if my filming career didn't work out, then I could still go back to school. But things are not always as they may have appeared to be. Only when the actual filming started, did I realize that it wasn't as easy as I had thought. At that time, it was a film taking place in a school. I played a leader of my class. In a scene, I needed to sort of give a command to my classmates, stand up, stand at attention (with the rest of the class) and salute to the teacher. It took about 10-20 tries ! I was so scared and worried that the director might scold and shout at me. The feeling of frustration was quite big."[11]

Growing up (1997-2001)

After playing minor roles in various series and films, Lin was selected by the Taiwanese famous writer Chiung Yao and had an audition for a main role for the new TV drama Princess Returning Pearl. In 1997, Lin surged to the top as an emanating star through her well-loved "Princess Ziwei" role in the TV series Princess Returning Pearl, appealing to massive audience throughout mainland China, Hong Kong, South Korea, and Southeast Asia. Originally, Chiung Yao arranged for Ruby Lin to play the role of "Sai Ya", but as the actress who was originally arranged to play the main role could not participate, the production team re-shuffled all the actresses again. After some deliberations by the company, they thought that Lin's makings were more suitable for "Zi Wei", and immediately made the final decision.[5]After this series Princess Returning Pearl was broadcasted, it enjoyed the highest ratings in China, and Lin quickly rose to prominence.[12]

""After it was decided that I played the role of Zi Wei, I got the script only three days before I had to leave for filming. I was reading and crying at the same time, Why are there so many lines? In my previous roles, I never had that many lines, probably like about one or two lines or so in each response, as those were perhaps only small roles! And that was also the first time I was leaving my native place for such a long time for filming and I had to overcome the challenges of being in an unfamiliar environment. (Taiwan Cover story Interview in 2001)"[5]

After rising to prominence, she continued to star in a number of successful television series. In 2000, She worked in Hong Kong TVB's big production Duke of Mount Deer 2000 with Dicky Cheung, Shu Qi and many other big names artists. In this series, Ruby Lin acted as 'Princess Jian Ning', a sassy and funny girl, showing that she has what it takes to portray a cute and cheerful princess successfully, turning away from the nice and sweet image she had earned from her role in Princess Returning Pearl. Consequently, after starring in another Chinese blockbuster series Romance in the Rain which was written by Chiung Yao, Lin was voted as the Top Ten Most Famous Asian Superstars for two consecutive years (2000 and 2001).[13] Same year, she also selected 4th place "Malaysia 2001 Heavenly Kings & Queens".[14]

As Lin felt she had achieved all she could in television, she went on to star in a few movies in Hong Kong. In 2000, Lin filmed 3 movies in Hong Kong. In 2001, she worked on the action movie China Strike Force with Aaron Kwok and Taiwanese singer and actor Lee-Hom Wang. Although Lin was only in a supporting role, she said it was a learning experience for her. With those Hong Kong movies, she counter-attacked the Hong Kong market.[12]

Stardom (2002-2005)

From 2002 onwards, Lin has focused on her career in mainland China. In 2002, she starred in 3 series - Half Life Fate (or in PinYin, Ban Sheng Yuan), Boy and Girl and Flying Daggers. Lin was selected as the main actress in the TV version of Half Life Fate (adapted from Zhang Ailing’s novel Eighteen Springs) The film version of Half Life Fate (film) was directed by Ann Hui, a well-known director in Asia. For Lin, it was a challenging role; therefore the pressure was especially huge.

"From all the characters that I have played in, there's a series that gave me the biggest pressure -- "Ban Sheng Yuan", because the entire story's ups & downs [fluctuations] were extremely big and I had experienced a great deal of tribulations. Even compared to my prior acting experiences, I had put in more heart & effort in interpreting this character [role]. At that time, the pressure was just overwhelming (Interview on June 25, 2003)

Lin's hard work yielded even better results than expected. Her daring performance escalated her fame and earned her many accolades for capturing her screen character Man Zhen’s 14 years of arduous life. This series was broadcasted in China, Hong Kong, Taiwan and even in South Korea[15] That same year, Lin participated in a modern romantic TV series Boy and Girl. This series was broadcasted to the whole of China by CCTV and got the highest view rating among all series aired in 2003. [16]Her fame was further enhanced through this popular TV series. With this series, Lin was selected Top 10 actress of the year and among those 10 actresses, she was the only actress from Taiwan.[13]Also in the same year, she participated in an ancient martial arts TV series Flying Daggers which was based on Gu Long's novel. In it, Lin not only acted in a martial arts series for the first time, but also greatly changed the type of character she usually portrayed, changing from a gentle damsel to a cold assassin. Those 3 TV series above were released in 2003 in various countries, proving to be a successful year for her. Though Ruby Lin focus on filming TV series, she also keep starred some movies. Lin participated on adventure drama movie Life Express with Richie Ren. In 2003, Ruby Lin worked with Francis Ng and Anita Yuen in romantic comedy filmLove Trilogy.It was relatively successful in China.

2004 productions, such as Amor de Tarapaca, co-starring Korean actor Han Jae Suk, began a popular trend of successful China-Korea collaborations. Lin has been involved in another original Korean screenplay, Magic Touch of Fate, co-starring Taiwanese actor Alec Su and Korean idol KangTa. This series is the highest budgeted mini series ever made in Asian modern television industry to date. At this point, Lin had been in the business for almost a decade with nearly non-stop filmings. She had always wanted to go back to school to live the life of a student. Especially since the time during high school, studying abroad had always been her dream.[5] In the 2004 winter after finishing filming Magic Touch of Fate, Lin fixated on self-improvement and decided to go to New York City to study language and acting for three months. While she was there, Lin studied English at Embassy CES[17] [18]and performance at the New York Film Academy.

In February 2005, coming back home (Taiwan) with a new passion for acting, Lin starred in four mega-produced Chinese Series, Paris Sonata, Sound of Colors,[19] Star Boulevard,[20] and Da Li Princess almost back to back. For her role in Paris Sonata, she had to learn how to play piano more than 2 months before filming. Following her performance in Paris Sonata, she selected TV drama Sound of Colors in a remake of Jimmy Liao's illustration as her next work and portrayed a blind radio DJ. Lin's performance as a blind girl got many favorable comments from audiences. Some news reports and reviews even say that this is one of her best acting among all her previous works. [21][22] This drama has already been broadcasted in many countries/regions including Hong Kong, Taiwan, Philippines, Vietnam and United States. Other 2 television series Star Boulevard and Da Li Princess are expected to be released in 2008.

Preparing New Start (2006-present)

Lin's first 2006 television series is titled Ancestral Temple. In this series, she has not only unchained the shackles of idol seriess but has also successfully played this brand-new role with depth and opened a new page for her acting career.[23]After three months of filming in Huang Shan, China, the series was completed at the end of October 2006. Its release is unscheduled, but it has been said that it will be broadcasted CCTV 1 in 2008. On June 6, 2006, Lin won the Honorable Award of Taiwan's Most Popular Actress in the The 2nd Chinese TV Drama Award[24]ceremony in Beijing, China. And she has also been listed TOP 10 China artists many times in major and influential research polls. Those award results showed Ruby Lin as one of the most successful actresses in the contemporary Chinese acting industry.[25]

At the end of 2006, Lin bid farewell to her agent company Zhong Jie after a 10 year relationship and quietly signed with Hua Yi Brothers Film and Television group (華誼兄弟影視集團). Hua Yi Bros[26] is currently the largest management and domestic movie-making company in China. On 30 November 2006, in an extravagant ceremony, she officially signed with Hua Yi as her management company. News has reported that the fee for signing her was said to be over $10 million.[27] After signing with the new company, she went to USA (LA & San Francisco) with her family for a vacation. Lin came back to China in the middle of January 2007. At the end of 2006, there were lots of rumors about her next work including Jackie Chan's new movie, [28] but nothing has materialized even up to August.

Finally, in September 2007, she participated in filming CCTV's new historical TV drama Su DongPo as a guest star. In this TV series, she plays the first wife of Su Dongpo (A writer, poet, artist, calligrapher, pharmacologist, and statesman of the Song Dynasty, and one of the major poets of the Song era) who is played Lu Yi. This is their 3rd cooperation. [29] After filming for 1 months, Ruby Lin starred in digital film evening rose.

Music

Starting in 1999, Lin has also entered the music industry and released her albums. In 1999, Lin entered the music industry with her first EP, Hearings. Although it had only five songs, the EP sold well in Hong Kong and Taiwan, earning Lin several awards in Hong Kong, including "Best Newcomer of the Year."[13]The following year, TVB Solid Gold awarded her "The Most Popular New Singer Award", and Radio Television HK presented Lin with "The Most Prosperous New Singer Bronze award."[13]However, due to conflicts between her label and her management company, Lin began searching for a new label to produce her next album.[5]

In 2001, after a three-year hiatus, Lin signed a contract with BMG Taiwan, and subsequently released her 2nd album face 2 face (雙面林心如). A few days after, the Para Para Special Edition was also released. Both albums earned several awards from the Hong Kong music industry. After those two albums, she began focusing more on her acting career. Lin is contracted for 4 albums with BMG, but has little time to continue her singing career. As a result, in 2004, BMG decided to release the soundtrack for the television series, Half Life Fate, in favour of having Lin record a third studio album. [30] In the soundtrack, Lin sang five songs; the opening theme, "Half of Fate", earned her the Best Film and Television Song award. [31][13]At the end of 2004, Lin's contract with BMG expired.[32] After being approached by several labels, she did not sign a record contract till the end of 2006. According to Lin's new management company, a new album will be released in 2007, but it is not yet known which music company she will work with.

Endorsements

In Asia, acquiring endorsement contracts with major brands are positive testaments of star-status.[33] Ruby Lin has been a spokesperson for brands such as Mentholatum (2000-2003), Coca Cola (2000), Christian Dior Watch (2006-2007), ESPRIT (2001), Liuhengsei(casual wear, since 2001), VOV Cosmetics (since 2006), China Mobile (since 2007), Pantene (2003-2006), Sofie Pantiliners (2002-2005), Anchao (sports shoe, since 2003), D&D (Jewelry, 2001-2005) and so on. Ruby Lin also acted as ACAP Wild Aid's Rhino Ambassador(2004-2005) and Winnie the Pooh Friendship Ambassador in 2001. It reported Ruby Lin starred in more than 10 national and international Endorsements this year, which has brought in the majority of her income in 2007.[34]

Ruby Lin in the media

Commercial work

After rising to prominence, Ruby Lin became actively involved in commercial work. In 2001, she was selected as Taiwan's Most Popular Advertisement Star. At that time, she was spokeperson for Coca Cola and ESPRIT. After she selected as spokeperson for renowned brands such as Mentholatum, Pantene and so on, Ruby Lin was ranked second on "China Top Ten Most Popular Commercial Model" list in 2005.[35]. On several occasions, Ruby Lin has also been praised by the media for her sense of style. In 2006, MTV China selected her as "Most Stylish actress of the year".[13]The same year, Ruby was also chosen as the "Most Stylish actress in China" at QQ 2006 China Entertainment Star award. [36]

Response to the rumors and paparazzi

As with other stars, Ruby lin is one of them whose private life is frequently in the public eye. Ruby Lin never expressed a strong dislike of the paparazzi, however she openly expressed feel discomfort and frustration about rumors and the paparazzi during recently interviews. When reporters asked to her about the paparazzi, she answered "I'm already frequently exposed under the sun, this is my work, but what I cannot accept is they do things under the claim of reporting the truth, desperately digging for things that they perceive as inside information, they completely ignore other people's feelings, whether or not they've already destroyed a harmonious and happy family." [37]

From early years of her career, Ruby lin unwanted expressed her feeling and opinions when rumours about her work or private life spread . However constant stalking by the media and paparazzi, she does acknowledge that "ignore" is not good way to deal with them. In 2006, Ruby Lin starts to manage her own personal blog in one of the biggest site 'sina' in China. In her blog, she express her moods and make clear when she became the subject of controversy or media made incorrect article. About the reason she changed her way to response rumors and paparazzi, she said "Before, I thought there's no need to respond to baseless remarks, However sometimes 'avoidance' isn't the best way to solve problmes. Therefore I made the resolution to start writing in my blog, to write down my feelings. I can objectively express my views through my blog"[38]. In 2007, Ruby Lin is involved the rumor that she's in the battle to be the leading lady and competing Li Bingbing and Fann Wong. From her blog, She trying to cleared up these rumours by stating she would not be acting in King of Kungfu. Ruby Lin indicated in her blog "Finally dust has settled ~ I've left the eye of the storm" [39]

Harassing calls

In 2007, News reported Ruby Lin harassed by an unknow caller for half a year, not only her 3 handsets are harassed in turn, the person also called her home, making it extremely unbearable to her. It said prank calls started about half a year ago when there was an incident where a group of stars' phone numbers were made public.[40] Ruby Lin's manager said "Generally the harassing phone calls start at 9:00pm, calling every half hour, it goes on until 2:00am. It went on daily. Moreover that person takes turn calling the three handsets. He never says a word. If ruby answers the phone, the other end would remain quiet and listens to ruby talk. Every day at a fixed time, from 9 o'clock to 2 o'clock in the morning, calling more than 10 times a day"[41] Due to even Phone company couldn't trace it since it's a Skype number, Ruby Lin can only give up all her current phone numbers(2 are mainland handsets, 1 Taiwan handset), and get new ones.[42] When reporters confronted Ruby Lin when she filming in beijing, she has expressed :

"I am both angry and afraid. At first I was especially scared, it was putting a mental strain on me, sometimes whenever the phone rings I would get nervous, afterwards I just didn't dare to answer the telephone anymore. Actually, I originally didn't want to change numbers, because a lot of friends have my number. There was no other way, I had change the numbers In regards to the overly excited fans, I want to appeals to everybody that they must be rational when star chasing.

Personal life

Love Affair & Friendship

Although Lin has attempted to keep her relationships private, the media has made many speculations about her personal life such as scandals with her co-workers and friends. After the start of her acting career, she went out with Taiwan actor Jimmy Lin when they first filmed School Days movie in 1995 until when she was filming Princess Returning Pearl in 1997.

In 2006, they appear publicly together on a Taiwan show "Kang Yong's family" (Chinese: 康永當家; pinyin: Kang Yong Dang Jia)years after the breakup, expressed that distance was the reason for the breakup. It was the first time appearing on the same stage after the breakup. [43]At this show, they finally openly talked about their former relationship. For the 1st time in public Jimmy Lin said, it was because both were constantly shooting in China, in the end their relationship succumbed to distance for breaking things up. Both of them still remain good friends even after their break up.[44]. Whether there's a possibility of getting back together, both said "impossible.". Ruby Lin said " We didn't have a significant quarrel or dispute, therefore after the breakup we can still be friends" [45]

Since the TV series Romance in the Rain, media made speculations between Lin and her co-star Alec Su, though they insisted they're just close friends. In 2006, when she joined Alec's management team and signed with Alec to HuaYi Media company, their rumored relationship erupted again. Currently, Lin claims to be single and said, "I am presently very satisfied with my life and very satisfied with everything that I have right now the word marriage is still too far away"[46]

According to Lin,

"In this business sometimes it's really hard, even for yourself, to determine which kind of relationship is true love. Let's say you are shooting a movie abroad & just so happens there's someone you can talk to, to mutually look after one another. You would feel that you've found a person you can depend upon, couple that w/ the plot of the movie, it's very easy to be confused. It's impossible to clarify what kind of relationship it is. But in the end, it's definitely when the movies disperses, so do the people.(Miss Fashion magazine August 2004)

Not only friends from inside the entertainment circle, Lin still keeps in contact with many of her old friends from younger days. According to Lin, "Friends play a very important role in my life. Fate is indeed a very marvelous thing. We had also known each other for 18 years. Transforming from naive little seeding to charming women, going through numerous difficulties/obstacles in the process. So as to have the unshakeable friendship today" (From Ruby Lin's personal blog)[47]

Charity work

Ruby Lin is very concered about charity activities. She has been actively involved in projects for various causes. From 2005, Ruby Lin is the spokeperson for fashion company XUEZHU, company and Ruby Lin set up a fund to help poor people who live various small cities in China. [48] And she was participated many of charity events and concert included the "Jackie Chan and Friends" concert in 2005.[49] According to the recently news, she adopted a Vietnam boy through "World Vision Taiwan".[4] In 2007, Ruby Lin Elected As Anti-depression Ambassadors of China, and doing many public anti-depression campaign include public concert. [50] For prominent contributions to charity, Ruby Lin awarded the "Outstanding Contribution to Charity Award" at the China Fashion Award (CFA) in 2007.[51]

Personal quotes

"Each actor who cooperated with me, would afterwards shout loudly, "I have been deceived!" My screen image and real-life image are completely different, they all said that I'm like a guy. When looking at the script they can fantasize, but when they see me, they don't fantasize anymore." (June, 2003 Chinatimes)

"If talking about the beginning, was very raw, didn't know too many things. Now, can say that I'm slowly adapting to a life in this business. I'm a person who needs a sense of freshness. It's to say to seek something new from the roles. I treat work very diligently. This perhaps is my biggest strong point." (April, 2004 Henan News)

"Even though there are a lot of people who still call me ziwei, but I don't mind. And not afraid of being typ-casted because will have different changes at each age level & each stage in life. Perhaps afterwards would do some sort of a series/movie, might again have another title." (July, 2004 Bazzar magazine)

"I also hope that everyone can go forth with their dreams, don't let yourself have opportunity for regrets." (April, 2005 @live)

"I think that if actors want the audience to remember, then you must have your own style and characteristics. I'm also working diligently to create my own style." (Nov, 2005 Dushi Shi Bao)

"I think that a similar role can be performed in 100 different ways, along with age, experience, the feeling towards life and the understanding of life deepens, the presentation of that feeling is different" (July, 2006 Life Style)

Filmography

TV drama

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As Xia Ziwei(Mingzhu Princess) in "Huan Zhu Ge Ge" (Princess Returning Pearl) PART I (1997) - a role that made her quickly rise to prominence
Year Title Role Other notes
2008 Feng Shen Bang Daji(妲己) China series
2008 Su DongPo Wang Fu(王弗) China CCTV series, Guest star
2007 Ancestral Temple Zheng Xiu Yun(鄭秀雲) China CCTV series
2006 Da Li Princess Duan Ai Yue(段艾月) China CCTV series
Star Boulevard Mi Lu(米露) China CCTV series
Sound of Colors Fu Jing Jing(傅晶晶) China & Taiwan series
Paris Sonata Yu Man Zhi(于蔓芝) China & Taiwan series
2005 Magic Touch of Fate Lin Xiao Mei(林曉梅) China & Korea Joint
2004 Amor de Tarapaca Li Yi Qiao(黎亦喬) Taiwan series
2003 Flying Daggers Xue Cai Yue(薛采月) Taiwan series
Boy and Girl Su La(苏拉) China CCTV series
Half Life Fate Gu Man Zhen(顧曼楨) China series
2002 Only-You Si Jia Yi(司嘉譯) China & Taiwan series
Taiji Prodigy Bing Xin(冰心) Taiwan series. Guest star
The New Adventures of CLH Se Kong Sing Er(司空星兒) Taiwan series
Wulung Prince Wang Weng Xu(王翁須) Taiwan series. Guest star
2001 Romance in the Rain Lu Ru Ping(陸如萍) Taiwan series
Duke of Mount Deer 2000 Princess Jian Ning(建寧公主) Hong Kong series
2000 The Legend of Master Soh Hong Qi Lian(洪綺蓮) Taiwan series
1999 Princess Pearl II Xia Zi Wei(夏紫薇) Taiwan series
Food Glorious Food San San(珊珊) Hong Kong series
1998 Magic Chef Hong Niang(紅娘) Taiwan series
1997 Princess Pearl Xia Zi Wei(夏紫薇) Taiwan series
Last Tango in Shanghai Yi Feng Lu(依風盧) Taiwan series

Films

Year Title Role More information
2008 Evening Rose (Ye Mei Gui - 夜玫瑰) Digital Film
2005 Kill Two Birds with One Stone (Yi Dan Er Niao - 一石二鳥) Zhang Xin Xin
Dragon Blade (Long Dao Qi Yuen - 龍刀奇緣) Ba Li Ba Dubbing actress
2004 Love Trilogy (Wo Ai Tian Shang Ren Jian - 我愛天上人間) Lui Hai Aka 30 Fen Zhong Lian Yao
2002 Life Express (Sheng Si Su Di - 生死速遞) Sun Xin Xin
Dragon's Love (Long Er - 龍兒) Long Er
2001 China Strike Force (Lei Ting Zhan Jing - 雷霆戰警) Ruby
Comic King (Man Hua Feng Yun - 漫畫風雲) Chu Qi
2000 Winner Takes All (Da Ying Jia - 大贏家) Wen Jing
The Mirror (Mo Jing - 魔鏡) Judy 3 Stories omnibus film
A Matter of Time (Xin Du Guo Chou Cheng - 新堵國仇城) Mei Jia Hui
1999 Bad Girl Trilogy (惡女列傳之板凳皇后) Yi Ge Ming Xing
My Wishes (Xin Yuan - 心願) Mao Mei
1996 School Days (Xiao Yuan Gan Si Dui - 校園敢死隊) Princess Debut film

Books (Pictorial album & Diary)

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My Private in NY promotion pic
Year Title Released Date Note
2005 My private in NewYork / 私藏心如 April 2005 Travel Diary
2000 Love In Great Britain / 英倫情人 October 2000 pictorial book
1999 Sharing / 心如心語 December 1999 pictorial book
1999 Spring Emotion / 春情 August 1999 pictorial book



Discography

Album

Album # Album Cover Album Title Album Information
1st File:14417.gif Hearing
心跳 (Xin Tiao)
2nd Face 2 Face
雙面林心如 (Shuang Mian Lin Xin Ru)
3rd Para Para
趴啦趴啦 (Pa La Pa La)
4th File:20973.gif Eighteen Springs New + Best
半生缘新歌+精选 (Ban Sheng Yuan)
5th File:25098.gif possession
拥有林心如 (Yong You Lin Xin Ru)

Soundtracks


References

  1. ^ Template:Zh icon "After signing with HY brothers, Ruby Lin will vacation in America first 林心如簽約內地后 先到美國度假休整" (News article). ynet.com. 2006-12-31. Retrieved 2008-01-03.
  2. ^ Template:Zh icon "Ruby Lin bids Qiongyao's company farewell 林心如 揮別瓊瑤老東家" (News article). udn.com. 2006-11-08. Retrieved 2008-01-03.
  3. ^ Template:En icon "Ruby Lin Xin Ru - the actress with personality ways". 2003-05-04. Retrieved 2008-01-03.
  4. ^ a b Template:Zh icon "心如三十 Ruby, Thirty". longhoo.net. 2006-11-10. Retrieved 2008-01-03.
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  46. ^ Template:Zh icon "我還沒"婚"頭啦~ I Don't Have "Marriage" In My Head". Ruby Lin personal blog. 2007-12-04. Retrieved 2008-01-03.
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  50. ^ Template:Zh icon "林心如苏有朋当选抗抑郁大使 引发路面拥堵 Ruby Lin, Alec Su Elected As Anti-depression Ambassadors Causing Traffic Jam". ce.cn. 2007-05-16. Retrieved 2008-01-03.
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