Miao Ke-Li

Miao Ke-Li (Amanda Miao), the stage name for Wu Ganghua, was originally named Wu Jiaqi. She was born on January 13, 1971 in Taichung City, Taiwan and is a well-known Taiwanese actress. She debuted at the age of 15 as a singer and was active in the music arena in the 1980s. Miao Keli initially played minor roles in many dramas, but later became popular as the villain in "Fiery Thunderbolt" in 2002, earning the title of the "Ancestor of Evil Women" who could berate others the best. Miao Keli's fiery image has deeply rooted in people's hearts, not only active in TV drama performances but also venturing into hosting and advertising spokesperson domains. In 2013, she accepted the role in "Flavor of Life," and successfully took on the challenge of playing both mother and daughter. With her superb performance, she won the Best Actress Award in the 48th Golden Bell Awards and has increasingly transformed into an actress known for her acting abilities. Later, she was nominated again for the Golden Bell Award for Best Supporting Actress in a Drama Series in 2015 for "Someone Like You". Entering 2020, she tried to play a female construction worker in "Workers," and in 2021 she participated in the miniseries "The Pond," playing the role of Fish Mom, continuing to challenge different roles.