Hsieh Ying-hsuan

Hsieh Ying-hsuan, also known as the goddess of drama, was born on December 31, 1979 in Changhua, Taiwan. After graduating from the Department of Drama at Taipei National University of the Arts, she began her acting journey. She worked as a performance director for the stage play "Turn Left, Turn Right" and founded the "Hao Theater" with her friends. She entered the film and television industry in 2010 by starring in her first short film "Through The Night". Later, she was repeatedly nominated for the Golden Bell Award for her outstanding performances in the movies "時間欠行(Direct Translation: Time Doesn't Travel)", "Wake Up" and the TV series "A Boy Named Flora A".
Her career reached new heights when she starred in the 2018 film "Dear Ex". She won the Best Actress Award at the 20th Taipei Film Festival and the Best Actress Award at the 55th Taiwan Film Golden Horse Awards for this film. Immediately afterwards, she was nominated for the Golden Bell Award again for her wonderful performances in the TV series "Green Door" and "The Making of an Ordinary Woman". In 2020, she starred in the film "Little Big Women", for which she was nominated for the Best Supporting Actress Award at the 15th Asian Film Awards.
In 2021, she continued to star in the world-renowned TV series "The Making of an Ordinary Woman 2" and "Heaven on the Fourth Floor". In 2022, she won the Actress in a Drama Program Award at the 57th Taiwan Television Golden Bell Awards for "Heaven on the 4th Floor", but mistakenly admitted to being the screenwriter of "The Making of an Ordinary Woman 2" when she spoke. In the same year, she also served as the host of the 59th Golden Horse Awards, which marked her success and influence in the entertainment industry.