Vivi Wang

Wang Wanfei, born in 1980, has won numerous beauty pageant titles including Miss China and Miss Haidao, showcasing her excellent appearance and poise. She received the Miss World honor in 2000 and was also crowned Miss Haidao in 1998, highlighting her outstanding performance in the beauty pageant industry.

In 2001, Wang Wanfei officially entered the entertainment industry, starring in the mini-series "Repairing 101," marking the beginning of her acting career. The following year, she appeared in the Hokkien-language drama "Cold Night," which premiered on March 4, 2002. That same year, she also played the role of Vivi in the drama film "Taipei 9 to 5," which was released in Taiwan on November 9, 2002. Additionally, she co-starred with Yang Longze in the urban romance drama "Youth Cappuccino," playing the teenage character Angela.

In 2003, Wang Wanfei co-starred with Li Shuzhen and Ke Shuqin in the family emotional drama series "Reunion Dinner" from the "Home" series, which aired on January 1. On August 15, she starred in the urban romance drama "Heartbeat Train," working alongside Alec Su and Xu Hui Xin. In 2004, she participated in the family emotional drama "The Same Moonlight," collaborating with Yang Lie and Lin Meizhao.

Beyond her film and TV work, Wang Wanfei co-hosted the outdoor travel show "Our EYE Travel" with Liu Genghong on October 8, 2010. The show introduced family-friendly travel destinations and was later compiled into a book titled "Our EYE Travel!" This marked the beginning of her expanding involvement in various variety shows and hosting engagements.

In May 2012, she played the role of detective agency operative Huang Que in the comedy film "Poor Hero." In 2018, she appeared alongside her daughter, Xiao Pufu, in the Mango TV self-produced growth and educational talk show "Tong Yan You Ji." In 2019, she became a main guest on the Dragon TV program "Life Addition and Subtraction." In 2022, she joined the "Weekend New Flower Young" segment and appeared in multiple variety shows such as "Aiyah, Good Figure 4," maintaining an active presence in the entertainment industry.

Wang Wanfei’s family life is stable. She married Liu Genghong on October 7, 2007, at the New Life Church in Taipei. The couple has three children: Liu Yuen, born in Vancouver in 2011; Liu Yufu, born in 2013; and Liu Yushan, born in 2015. In 2011, her family moved from Canada to Shanghai.

Regarding health, Wang Wanfei was diagnosed with uterine fibroids in 2009, with the largest reaching 8 centimeters in diameter. She underwent myomectomy and fertility treatments but ultimately had to undergo a hysterectomy. She is actively engaged in fitness activities and maintains a good physique.

To date, she remains active across film, television, variety shows, publishing, and public events, earning numerous awards and nominations, and continues to be a multifaceted public figure.