Annie Wu, a Taiwanese actress and model, was born on August 21, 1978. Throughout her career, she has predominantly appeared in mainland Chinese television series, showcasing her versatility and talent to a wide audience. One of her most notable roles was in the action-comedy film Police Story 4: First Strike, starring the renowned Jackie Chan. Despite not being fluent in Cantonese, Wu has also made appearances in several Hong Kong films and magazine spreads, demonstrating her ability to adapt to different roles and cultural contexts.
During her stint in First Strike, Jackie Chan humorously remarked on Wu's limited proficiency in Cantonese, leading to her voice being dubbed over with another voice in the film. This lighthearted moment has become a memorable anecdote in Wu's career. Following her appearances in Hong Kong movies, Wu gradually transitioned to primarily acting in Chinese productions, eventually becoming less active in the Hong Kong entertainment scene.
As of 2007, Wu remained active in the acting world, maintaining a blog that offers a glimpse into her personal life and experiences. Currently, she is featured in a Korean-Chinese co-produced series titled Mama's Soup House, further expanding her repertoire and showcasing her ability to thrive in diverse creative environments.
