Recently, a female artist of Chinese descent has finally been able to reach the top of Hollywood. This has not been easy for many years. There is a Chinese female artist in Hollywood who enjoys this honor. This is the second Chinese-American female artist in Hollywood history. Congratulations to her. Although the ceremony was held on May 1, the news has already made many people excited. Lucy Liu grew up in Jackson Apartments in Imperial City, New York. Her parents were born in Beijing and Shanghai. She is of Chinese descent. Maybe many people don't know her appearance, but her face is indeed a standard Asian and Chinese face in Western eyes.

Westerners’ aesthetic concepts are different from ours. There used to be a woman who participated in Paris Fashion Week in France and wanted to become the world’s supermodel. Lucy Liu filmed a Kill Bill movie, and the battle photos she took can be said to be real kung fu. There are also some excellent works that left a deep impression on people. Lucy Liu is a very talented woman, you look forward to it. Online searches for her solo exhibition in Venice, Italy, have been well received.

Many people do not understand her paintings, so they cannot evaluate them. In the eyes of the media, Lucy Liu is versatile. Lucy Liu is also passionate about philanthropy and is currently an ambassador for UNICEF. As early as 8 or 9 years old, Lucy Liu fell in love with acting. Sadly the performing arts wasn't what her parents had hoped for. She eventually attended a high school that taught mostly math and science, and attended the University of Michigan, where she studied Asian languages ??and cultures and had nothing to do with acting.

She did not give up her goal and started her acting career. After graduation, she and several agents began to embark on the path of "freelancing" in order to appear in theaters, movies, TV shows, and advertisements. "The agent will put me on the candidate list, but I will not agree. Because they don't know how many interviews I can participate in." It is too difficult for Asian faces to be famous in Hollywood. After 1990, through her work as a bartender, she played a small role in helping Lucy Liu's life. By 1997, she had the opportunity to play the female lawyer Ling Woo in Sweetheart.