Annie Wu

Wu Chen-jun was born in Taiwan, China. There is limited public information available regarding her date of birth and family background. Her father was a swimming coach; she began learning to swim at eight months old and, by the time she was in first grade, she swam 300 meters every day after school. This background provided her with a solid physical foundation. In her early career, she mainly worked as a model, walking the runway and appearing in advertisements and MTV commercials.

In 1996, Wu Chen-jun made her first public appearance and officially began her acting career in the film "Police Story 4: Simple Mission," starring Jackie Chan. Filming this movie marked an important starting point in her entertainment journey. She subsequently appeared in numerous films and TV dramas. In 1999, she co-starred with Chen Peisi in the New Year’s film "Good Hombres," gradually gaining attention among mainland Chinese audiences. In 2000, she participated in the filming of the movie "Detective Little Sweetheart," further enriching her early acting experience.

In 2001, Wu Chen-jun played Kong Ci in the martial arts drama "Fung Wan" and co-starred with He Run-dong. The same year, she portrayed Shuang Er in the TV series "Xiao Bao and Kangxi." Additionally, she filmed the movie "Unprecedented Journey," and her leading role in the TV drama "Peach Girl" aired in Taiwan. In 2003, the film "The Violin on the Truck," directed by Jiang Cheng, won Best Foreign Language Film at the American Independent Film Festival, with Wu Chen-jun starring in the film. That same year, her TV series "Number 8 Pawnshop" also drew attention.

In 2005, Wu Chen-jun played Yin Baiyan in the costume drama "Dragon Flying Xiang Gong." In 2009, she participated in the love film "Swinging Engagement," produced by Fashion Media Group, playing the role of Mia. The same year, she also starred in the mythological TV series "Ancient Legends," playing the Second Fairy. In 2010, she signed with Bona International Film Group to become their actor agent and appeared in several films, including "Let's Date," "Legend of Huangmei Opera Master," "My Beautiful Boss," and the Asian Games-themed film "Youth in Motion," produced by John Woo.

Between 2011 and 2014, Wu Chen-jun participated in multiple film and TV productions and received various honors, including the 2012 Fashion Award at the "Beauty Chinese Awards." In 2016, she played Emma in the romance film "Meet Wang Lichuan." She also appeared in several other movies and TV series such as "From Vegas to Macau," "Summer Love," and "Meet Wang Lichuan."

Regarding her personal life, on February 14, 2011, Wu Chen-jun publicly announced her relationship with Liao Huainan. On June 2, 2012, the couple married in Beijing and settled there. Her husband, Liao Huainan, is an executive at Phoenix Satellite Television. His great-grandfather, Liao Zhongkai, was an important figure in the Xinhai Revolution, and his great-grandmother, He Xiangning, was a leader in the democratic revolutionary movement and a pioneer of women's rights. In July 2014, Wu Chen-jun gave birth to a healthy daughter named Mia via cesarean section due to breech presentation. On June 3, 2019, she shared the news of her second child's birth on Weibo.