Megan Lai is a Taiwanese actress and singer who is best known for Bromance, Miss Rose, Meteor Garden II and Mars.
22 Facts About Megan Lai
Megan Lai's father operates a Chinese medicinal herb shop, and her older sister is a teacher.
Megan Lai is left-handed, and is able to produce handwritten mirror text, in addition to normal writing with her right hand.
Megan Lai graduated from Taipei Municipal Datong High School, where she was the president of her school's pop dance club.
Megan Lai completed her bachelor's degree in Information Communications at Shih Hsin University.
Megan Lai graduated in 2011 with a Master of Arts in design management.
Megan Lai is licensed barista, having attained her barista certificate in 2016.
Megan Lai was later scouted by a modelling agency, where she started her career modelling for magazine pictorials, television advertisements, music video productions and fashion shows.
In 2002, Megan Lai was scouted by notable television producer Angie Chai after appearing in Vic Chou's music video.
In December 2004, Megan Lai released her first studio album, Love, which featured soundtracks from the television series' Mars and Starry Night, in which Megan Lai starred in.
In 2010, Megan Lai appeared alongside Baron Chen, Lego Lee and Chie Tanaka in the drama Because of You.
Concurrently in 2011, Megan Lai played the role of Su Hai-er in the period drama The Invaluable Treasure 1949.
In 2012, Megan Lai was cast in the SETTV romantic comedy Miss Rose in which she played the titular character opposite Roy Chiu.
In 2014, Megan Lai was cast in the role of A Bu-si, a lesbian barista in the highly anticipated movie adaptation of Cafe.
Megan Lai started taking barista lessons and shed her long hair in preparation for the role, even going to the extent of not attending any public event to maintain the secrecy of her participation in the movie before her casting was announced to the public.
Megan Lai was cast as an ultramarathon coach in Jay Chou's first movie as an executive producer, 10,000 Miles, starring opposite Sean Huang and Darren Wang.
In September 2015, Megan Lai received her fourth nomination for the Golden Bell Award for Best Actress in a Miniseries or Television Film for her role in the film The End of Love.
The drama ended its broadcast run to massive domestic and international success, and Megan Lai received tremendous support for her portrayal in the drama.
In 2016, Megan Lai joined the cast of the musical More Than Words, which celebrated the life and works of musical artist Chang Yu-sheng.
In 2018, after a short hiatus from acting, Megan Lai returned to the small screen in the television series Meet Me @ 1006 in a guest appearance.
Megan Lai was then cast alongside Sammi Cheng, Kenny Bee and Richie Jen in the movie Fagara, the silver screen adaptation of Amy Cheung's novel Wo De Ai Ru Ci Ma La.
Megan Lai starred in the blockchain corporate warfare movie The Last Thieves opposite Yen Tsao, Joanne Tseng, and Eric Tsang, which was released in fall 2019.