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Ariel Lin

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1982-10-29
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The talented Taiwanese actress, known for her remarkable performances on screen, made headlines when she won not one but two Golden Bell Awards for Best Leading Actress in a Television Series. Over the years, she has built an impressive career, and her journey began long before fame found her. Early on, she got her start by appearing on the popular variety show Guess Guess Guess, which helped her gain initial recognition. From there, she smoothly transitioned into acting, with her role in the television drama Love Contract marking a turning point in her career.

Despite her success in Taiwan’s entertainment industry, her roots trace back to Chengdu, Sichuan, China—something she occasionally reflects on with pride. The actress has always maintained a balance between her public persona and private life. In 2014, she tied the knot with businessman Charles Lin, and their relationship has remained a steady presence behind the scenes of her stardom. The couple welcomed their first child, a daughter, in 2021, bringing even more joy into their lives.

In March 2025, the actress shared heartwarming news with fans—she and Charles Lin were expecting their second child together. The announcement was met with widespread congratulations, as supporters celebrated this new chapter in her life. Through every phase, from her early days on stage to becoming a celebrated leading actress and now a growing family, her journey continues to inspire many.

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She pursued her academic interests in Korean and Literature at National Chengchi University, where she developed a strong foundation in both language and literary studies. Her time at the university played a key role in shaping her understanding of cultural and linguistic nuances. She truly made the most of the opportunities available to her during her years there, consistently demonstrating dedication and curiosity. Her experience at National Chengchi University helped lay the groundwork for her future endeavors in the field.

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