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Hannah Quinlivan (born 12 August 1993[2]), also known as Jen Wu (武誼蓁; 武谊蓁; Wǔ Yìzhēn) and stage name Kun Ling (昆凌; Kūn Líng), is a Taiwanese Australian actress and model.

Hannah Quinlivan
昆凌
Hannah Quinlivan in 2019
Pronunciation	Kūn Líng
Born	(1993-08-12) August 12, 1993 (age 29) Taipei, Taiwan
Nationality	Taiwanese Australian
Other names	Hannah (漢娜)
Alma mater	New York Film Academy[1]
Occupation	Actress model
Years active	2008–present
Spouse	Jay Chou ​ (m. 2015)​
Children	3
Chinese name
Chinese	昆凌
Transcriptions Standard Mandarin Hanyu Pinyin Kūn Líng Wade–Giles Kʻun1 Ling2 MPS2 Kuēn Líng
Wu Yi-jen
Traditional Chinese	武誼蓁
Simplified Chinese	武谊蓁
Transcriptions Standard Mandarin Hanyu Pinyin Wǔ Yìzhēn Wade–Giles Wu3 I2-chên1 MPS2 Wǔ Yì-jēn

Life and career

Hannah Quinlivan was born in Taipei, Taiwan and raised in New South Wales, Australia. Her father is Australian, and her mother is Chinese-Korean.[3] Quinlivan graduated from Benowa State High School.^{[citation needed]}

Quinlivan began her career by appearing in Blackie's Teenage Club in 2008.[4] She became a guest host of I Love The Man in December 2011.

She made her acting debut in Ti Amo Chocolate in 2012, playing Peng Kaili.

Quinlivan's first film role was an uncredited appearance in the film Step Back to Glory (2013). That same year, she had a minor role as Lin Jiayi in Amour et Pâtisserie.

In 2014, she appeared in Moon River, playing Lucy. She made a cameo appearance in the television series The Lying Game. She was cast in the lead role of Ren Yuhong in Heart Of Steel. She was cast in the film Twa-Tiu-Tiann, playing the former girlfriend of Chris Wang's character.

In 2017, just three days after she gave birth to her second child, Quinlivan auditioned for her role in the action thriller film Skyscraper, which was released in 2018.[5]

She also played a role in film Skyfire (2019) as Li Xiaomeng, and acted as a top cast in the film Nezha (2021) as Lili Lu.[6]

Personal life

In November 2014, Quinlivan confirmed her relationship with singer and actor Jay Chou.[7] The couple had been dating since 2011.[8] In December 2014, Chou announced that he would marry Quinlivan on his 36th birthday.[9] Quinlivan holds dual Taiwanese and Australian citizenship.

Sarah Haywood planned their wedding in England.[10] It took place in Selby Abbey, North Yorkshire on 17 January 2015, one day before Chou's birthday.[11] A private wedding ceremony open to friends and family occurred on 9 February in Taipei.[12] A third reception, this time in Australia, was held in March.[13] According to Chou's official Facebook page, the couple has been registered for marriage since July 2014.[14][15] The couple have three children: daughter Hathaway (born July 2015),[16][17][18] son Romeo (born June 2017).[19][20][21] and daughter Jacinda (born May 2022).[22]

Filmography

Television series

Year	English title	Original title	Role	Notes
2012	Ti Amo Chocolate	愛上巧克力	Peng Kaili
2013	Amour et Pâtisserie	沒有名字的甜點店	Lin Jiayi
	PMAM	PMAM	Herself
2014	Moon River	明若曉溪	Lucy
	The Lying Game	謊言遊戲	Passenger
	Heart of Steel	鋼鐵之心	Ren Yuhong

Film

Year	English title	Original title	Role	Notes
2013	Step Back to Glory	志氣	Zhang Ruoxi
2014	Twa-Tiu-Tiann	大稻埕	Youxi's former girlfriend
2017	S.M.A.R.T. Chase	極智追擊：龍鳳劫II	J. Jae Anh
2018	Skyscraper		Xia
2019	Skyfire		Xiao Meng
2021	Nezha	叱咤风云	Li Li
TBA	Die Like Lovers			[23]

Music video

Year	Song title
2010	Jeric T - "Absolutely Jeric"
2011	"Jidongxianchang"
2013	"Fengmian Lianren"
2015	"Modern Maids"

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References

External links

• Hannah Quinlivan at the Hong Kong Movie DataBase
• Hannah Quinlivan at IMDb
• Hannah Quinlivan on Facebook
• HannahQuinlivan on Sina Weibo (in Chinese)

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