Joanne Tseng is a popular Taiwanese actress and singer. Born on November 17, 1988, she and her family are from the Atayal tribe, a group of indigenous Taiwanese aborigines. At the age of 14, Joanne Tseng and Esther Liu debuted as the Mandopop duo girl group Sweety in 2003. Since the group’s hiatus in 2007, Joanne has focused on her solo career in both singing and acting. Joanne made her acting debut in the 2004 film “20 30 40” and the television series “Top on the Forbidden City.” She has since starred mostly in television dramas, including the recent “Ti Amo Chocolate” (2012), “Our Love” (2013), “Dear Mom” (2014-2015), “Marry Me, Or Not?” (2015-2016) and “Attention, Love!” (2017).

Joanne Tseng

EBC, CTV

Li Zheng (Wang Zi) and Shao Xi (Joanne Tseng), children of long-time friends, embody their names' meanings - Li Zheng being diligent and attentive, while Shao Xi remains laid-back and carefree. When Li Zheng returns to Taiwan from Japan and enters high school, he encounters Shao Xi for the first time. Despite their contrasting personalities, a powerful connection draws them together, challenging them to adapt and understand each other. As their relationship develops, they must navigate the complexities of their differences and the strong forces that seem to both unite and potentially separate them. This is a 2017 Taiwanese drama series exploring the unexpected dynamics of young love.

Attention, Love!

Attention, Love! Team

Zhong Shao Xi

SET TV

Ji Wen Kai (Aaron Yan) and Zhong Yu Tang (Joanne Tseng), childhood rivals with contrasting academic performances, find their roles dramatically reversed years later. After Yu Tang excels at MUSE Cosmetics and becomes a top secretary poised for promotion, Wen Kai, who previously struggled academically, returns as the company's new CEO after working abroad. Their unexpected reunion sparks tension as Wen Kai becomes Yu Tang's demanding boss, challenging her professional capabilities. Their competitive history and current power dynamics create a complex workplace relationship filled with potential romantic and professional challenges. As they navigate their new roles, they must confront their past perceptions and current professional expectations. This is a 2016 Taiwanese romantic comedy series that explores workplace dynamics and personal growth.

Refresh Man

The Marvelous Rivals

Zhong Yu Tang

Jiangsu TV

In this poignant drama, Zhong Ke Ke (Yedda Chen) unexpectedly saves Tang Shao Lei (Ray Chang) from a street fight and falls in love with him, despite suspecting he is a "moonlight brother" who spends money before earning it. Her brother Zhong Yi Fan (Shawn Wei), now a tae kwon do instructor after the family business struggles, meets single mother Tang Shao Yin (Joanne Tseng) and develops feelings for her. Their relationships become complicated when they discover Shao Lei is the CEO of Ding Heng Corporation, which caused the Zhong family's business troubles, and Shao Yin is Shao Lei's long-lost sister. With both sets of parents objecting to their relationships, Ke Ke and Yi Fan must navigate complex emotional challenges. This is a 2013 Chinese drama series exploring love, family, and unexpected connections.

Our Love

The Love Band-Aid Team

Tang Shao Yin

In medieval China, Li Xiao Yao (Hu Ge), a troublemaking young man, embarks on a quest to find a cure for his sick aunt, leading him to Dream Island. There, he meets and marries Zhao Ling'er (Liu Yi Fei), promising to return after obtaining the medicine. However, the Lunar Sect Cult erases his memories, causing him to return home with Ling'er without recalling their marriage. Ling'er struggles to win back his heart while competing with Lin Yue Ru (Ady An), who tries to impress Xiao Yao. When Ling'er mysteriously disappears, Xiao Yao and his friends set out on a dangerous journey to find her, facing numerous challenges along the way. The drama explores themes of love, memory, and destiny as Xiao Yao confronts Ling'er's hidden past. This is a 2005 Chinese television series adapted from the Taiwanese role-playing game "The Legend of Sword and Fairy," directed by Wu Jin Yuan.

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