Ariel Lin

Taiwanese actress with notable roles

Ariel Lin - Performers & Entertainers born October 29th, 1982
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Born in Taiwan in 1982, a celebrated actress and singer achieved significant fame through roles in Taiwanese dramas. Gained recognition for performances in series such as "It Started with a Kiss" and "In Time with You." Besides acting, also pursued a career in music, releasing several albums that contributed to her popularity. The combination of acting and singing established a strong fan base in Taiwan and across Asia.

Starred in "It Started with a Kiss"

Starred in "In Time with You"

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