Christy Chung

Koo Jing-Ti was born on September 19, 1970, in Montreal, Canada. Her father is of Chinese nationality, and her mother is Vietnamese. She lived a happy childhood and performed well academically. She completed her studies at the University of Quebec in Quebec, Canada, earning a bachelor's degree in business marketing.

In 1993, Koo Jing-Ti participated in the Fifth Miss Chinese International Pageant, winning the title of champion and the handsome styling award, as well as the titles of "Miss Chinese Montreal" and "Miss Chinese International." On September 30 of that year, she made her first appearance in the action comedy film "The Supreme Thirty-Six Strategies of Theft and Swap," acting as "Lily." This was her film debut. In December, she appeared in the wuxia costume film "The Flying Fox of Snowy Mountain 2," starring Brigitte Lin and Leslie Cheung.

On February 3 the following year, she played "Ali" in Stephen Chow's "The King of Comedy." In March, she portrayed Wu Hao-ti in "The Official Box of Embarrassment," and subsequently appeared in several films, including "Chinese Ghost Story: The Beijing Opera" with Jet Li and "Legend of the Mermaid" with Ekin Cheng.

Between 1994 and 1996, Koo Jing-Ti played important roles in numerous films, such as "Rogue Doctor," "The King of Wealth," and "God of Gamblers," showcasing a variety of character types. By 1997, she starred in the comedy "Happy Family" and the horror film "The Haunted Cop Shop." In 2000, she starred in the romantic comedy "Kiss on the Hand" and action films like "Cold War" and "Kung Fu Hustle."

In 2001, Koo Jing-Ti starred in the erotic drama "Nuan Nian," playing the role of Khun Boonlueang. She also released her first personal photo book titled "Feel... Koo Jing-Ti" and participated in multiple action movies and TV dramas, including her first lead role in the TV series "The Elegant Lady of the Jianghu." Since then, she has continually expanded her entertainment career, appearing in diverse film and television works and variety shows.

Starting from 2003, she opened a new chapter in her television career by participating in wuxia dramas such as "Demi-Gods and Semi-Devils." In 2004, she starred in the sci-fi comedy "Glamorous Rhapsody" and the costume drama "The Lady of the Wulin." In 2005, she appeared in several films and served as a judge for the Beijing "2005 Elite World Supermodel Competition." In 2006, she participated in the fantasy film "Charming Huangrong 2006." In 2010, she played "He Aiyu" in the kung fu film "Bruce Lee My Brother."

In 2011, she starred as "Lucy" in the film "Close Enemies." In 2012, she led the comedy film "Please Call Me Hero." She has continued her active presence in acting, variety shows, and other entertainment activities, including participating in "Sisters Who Make Waves Season 1" and "My Favorite Women."

Regarding her personal life, Koo Jing-Ti was married to Belgian national Glean Ross and has a daughter with him; they divorced in 2002. In 2004, she married Taiwanese musician Yen Cheng in Montreal, Canada, and they have three daughters. The couple divorced in 2011. In 2015, she married Zhang Luden in Beijing.