Brigitte Lin, a native of Laiyang, Shandong Province, was born on10.3 in Mie City, Taiwan Province Province. After graduating from high school, she went shopping in Ximending, Taipei, and was discovered by a talent scout. Her screen debut is Out of the Window (1973) adapted from Qiong Yao's novel and directed by Tsu-shou Sung, but it can't be shown in Taiwan due to copyright issues. "Clouds Floating" (1974) became the first step for the audience in Taiwan Province Province to know her. Brigitte Lin is one of the most famous actors in literary films in the late 1970s. He, together with Lin Fengqiao, Qin and Han Dynasties, was called the "second Qin" in Taiwan Province film industry in 1970s. In particular, she starred in a large number of films adapted from Qiong Yao's novels and became a "jade girl" star in the film industry that year. 1979 avoided the United States because of emotional problems. After returning to Taiwan Province, literary films gradually declined, but she still performed brilliantly in other types of films, and was shortlisted for the Golden Horse Award for her Game Programming (1980) and Heroes with Eyes (1982). After the decline of China's traditional films and the disintegration of the star system, she moved to Hong Kong for development, in order to maintain the momentum of being the first heroine, starring in such representative works as Never Give Up (1985), Beijing Opera Blues (1986) and The Sky is Falling (1988). From 1992 to 1994, Brigitte Lin blew a whirlwind of men's wear in Brigitte Lin, and he starred in at least 13 martial arts films in three years. He has become a film actor who spans two different styles, literature and martial arts, and is also one of the legendary figures who have been popular for the longest time and have almost never been swallowed up by the trend of the times. 1994, she married Hong Kong businessman Xing Liyuan (Huo Yuan), that is, she faded out of the film circle and temporarily ended her film career.