Li Bing Bing

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ZW, LBB, Chen Kun

[patricia n]

i love that last picture. she looks so classy and elegant in that color dress and with such perfectly done make up.

[LuNaR]

the hair is kinda weird though, but she does look really good on that make up

[akayami djiho]

she looks very elegant with that hairstyle and that dress though i think she should have pulled it a bit higher^^

[Lianazhu]

For a second I thought I was looking at my sister Taeryn! Then I remembered, Taeryn has more meat on her bones and ythat i'm drooling again over LBB Thanks again relive!

[jimmylee78]

same here Lustique the only reason i went to see forbidden kingdom was because of LBB because because if out LBB i dont think i can sit through the movie and i was really impress with LBB english and her acting in the movie too

thx for the picture relive and DEGE999 LBB look so pretty in those pic

[navicappjr]

yay li bing bing look awesome yet again!!!!!!!

[Sparkly_Chic]

LBB @ a Toshiba function- Luv the dress, very sexy.




At a Korea charity function:

[akayami djiho]

omg! she looks so gorgeous...very elegant with her long hair

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[Pharaoh]

I really like her. I think she is really pretty . Love her! Wish she have a bright future!!

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Li Bingbing Recounts Growing Days in Memoir

Credit to: Crienglish





How did Chinese actress Li Bingbing get to where she is today? Who was her first love? The award-winning actress answers both questions in her new autobiography.

"Some time in 2007, I suddenly realized that it had been ten years since my university graduation," Li Bingbing said on Wednesday at a press conference in Beijing, where she launched her first book, "Li Bingbing: Shi Nian Ying Hua" ("Li Bingbing: Ten Years in Film").

"Time flies by at a frightening pace, and I wanted to have a keepsake for myself," the actress explained.

The book chronicles Li Bingbing's growing pains, her first romance, and how she became a star. Accompanying the text are dozens of previously unpublished photos of her.

The actress plans to donate the copyright royalty from her book's first version, a total of 50,000 yuan (US$7,317.45), to the United Nations Children's Fund.

Li Bingbing was born in February, 1976 in Harbin, northeastern China's province of Heilongjiang. She graduated from the Shanghai Drama Institute in 1997, and made her silver-screen debut two years later in Zhang Yuan's "Seventeen Years".

The 2006 film "The Knot" won Li Bingbing the "Best Actress" title at several awards, including the Huabiao Awards, the top government honor for Chinese film stars.

Last year, Li Bingbing made her name known internationally by working with Jackie Chan and Jet Li in the action film "The Forbidden Kingdom".

Besides her acting career, Li Bingbing has been given the honorary title as a Cultural Ambassador for China by the South Korean government.

[Sparkly_Chic]

Always classy looking! Can she ever do wrong when it comes to fashion? Thanks DEGE for the news...I'm wondering who her first love was?

[DEGE999]

Always classy looking! Can she ever do wrong when it comes to fashion? Thanks DEGE for the news...I'm wondering who her first love was?

Haha. Wouldn't we all like to know.

[Sparkly_Chic]

Haha. Wouldn't we all like to know.

If we read her autobiography, then we would all know

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Pix from her book:

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Top Chinese Actresses Join Hands in Spy Film

Two of China's most sought-after actresses, Li Bingbing and Zhou Xun will collaborate for the first time in a decade in an espionage film, their company announced on Thursday.

The stars, both with the country's leading entertainment company - Huayi Brothers, will lead the World War Two film "Feng Sheng" ("Sound of the Wind") which Huayi Brothers are making as a tribute to the 60th anniversary of the founding of the People's Republic of China.

"Sound of the Wind" is set in the 1940s during the Japanese invasion of China. Zhou Xun plays a decoder and Li Bingbing plays her boss.

The two actresses' only on-screen appearance together so far was in the 1999 historical TV series "Daming Palace", in which Zhou Xun played the protagonist while Li Bingbing only had a cameo role.

"Back then, we didn't really have the chance to work together," Li Bingbing said at Thursday's press conference, "I'm looking forward to it this time."

Besides Li and Zhou, "Sound of the Wind" also features a star-studded male line-up, which includes "The Assembly" star Zhang Hanyu, who plays an army chief and heartthrob Huang Xiaoming, who impersonates a Japanese spy.

The film will be co-directed by "Tokyo Trial" director Gao Qunshu and Taiwan filmmaker Kuo-fu Chen. Filming is slated to begin on February 5.

"Sound of the Wind" was adapted from award-winning writer Mai Jia's novel of the same name. The author's previous suspense novel, "Plot Against", won last year's Mao Dun Literature Prize, one of China's highest literary awards.