Personal details
- Birth Date: 1983-12-25
- Height: 5′ 4½″ (1.64 m)
- Birth Location: Taiwan
- Professions: Actress, Soundtrack
Gwei Lun-mei, straight outta Taipei—she’s not just another face in the crowd. She kicked off her acting hustle back in 2002 with Blue Gate Crossing, a film that’s kind of a cult classic for folks into coming-of-age dramas. It wasn’t some overnight thing though; she put in the work. Then, bam, 2007 rolls around, and she lands the starring role in Secret, with Jay Chou sitting in the director’s chair. That movie? Pretty much catapulted her into the spotlight. People couldn’t stop talking about her chemistry with Jay and her ability to play complex, layered characters. Anyway, Gwei didn’t just chill after that. She kept picking up roles that showed off her range—romantic leads, troubled souls, even a few characters that were hard to like (but you still kinda rooted for them). Fast forward to 2012, and she totally crushes it in Girlfriend Boyfriend. That movie was a big deal at the Golden Horse Film Awards, and Gwei walked away with Best Leading Actress. Not exactly a shocker if you’d seen her performance—raw, honest, and just straight-up powerful. What’s wild about Gwei is she doesn’t chase the flashy stuff. She’s picky with her roles, so you won’t see her everywhere, but when she’s in a film, you know it’s gonna be good. She’s built this rep as an actress who goes all-in, whether it’s indie flicks or box office hits. Basically, Gwei Lun-mei’s not just acting—she’s leaving a mark.
Taipei Wego Private Senior High School, kind of a big deal if you grew up in Taipei. Seriously, tons of high achievers walk those halls, and everyone’s always hustling for grades or cramming for that next big exam. The vibe? Competitive, but also super lively—think late-night study sessions, friends arguing over who’s smarter, and teachers who somehow remember every kid’s name. People love to talk about the school’s wild traditions, too: sports days that get crazy intense, talent shows that turn into legit competitions, and the never-ending struggle to snag a decent spot in the cafeteria. And if you’re into clubs, this place has more options than you’d expect—from debate to dance, chess to drama, you name it. A lot of alumni swear those years shaped them, for better or worse. So yeah, graduating from Wego isn’t just another line on your resume; it’s kind of a badge of honor around here.
December 25, 1983
5′ 4½″ (1.64 m)
Konidela Ram Charan
Taiwan
41 years old