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Other name(s): Ling Bai. Born: October 10, 1970 Chengdu, China. Height: 5'3" (1.60m). February 15, 2008: "Bai Ling Blames A Broken Heart" As published before, Airport police arrested actress Bai Ling after she stole two celebrity magazines and a pack of batteries from a gift shop at Los Angeles International Airport yesterday. The 37-year-old said her split with her boyfriend right before Valentine's Day made her an emotional wreck. She was definitely not her self yesterday, Damon Elliott told E! News. “She was kind of in a mentally unstable state of mind yesterday,” he said. “She had some relationship issues going on. She wasn’t in the right frame of mind.” Bai posted a message on her website while she was in the airport: "Delayed the flight, [wandering] again in the airport like a ghost, why can't I just be the sun smile? Life is a sad song sometime but still sings the beauty for their loved ones..." Bai's friend said that she was just distracted and that's why she walked out of the store without paying. *** February 14, 2008: "Bai Ling Arrested For Shoplifting" According to a report on TMZ, actress Bai Ling, was arrested Wednesday for allegedly shoplifting at a shop at Los Angeles International Airport. She was at L.A.'s LAX airport when she walked out of a gift shop with two celebrity magazines and a pack of batteries (a $16 value) without paying. Law enforcement sources told TMZ that Ling, 37, was placed under citizen's arrest by a shop employee and was "cooperative but crying." Shame... *** Bai Ling biography (bio): Bai Ling was born in Chengdu, China. Her father Bai Yuxiang was a musical instrument performer in the People's Liberation Army, who later got discharged and became a music teacher. Her mother Chen Binbin was a literature teacher in Sichuan University, whose father was a military officer of Kuomintang's army, and thus was persecuted during the Cultural Revolution. In early 1980's, Bai Ling's parents divorced, and both got remarried later. Her mother was remarried to a famous writer Xu Chi, who got his national reputation by his report titled Goldbach's Conjecture, about Chinese mathematician Chen Jingrun. Bai Ling has one elder sister Bai Jie, who works for a tax bureau in China, and a younger brother Bai Chen, who emigrated to Japan and works for an American company. Bai Ling has described herself as a very shy child who found that she best expressed herself through acting and performing. She has since said that acting allows one to ignore how society tells one to behave and allows other parts within oneself to be expressed. During the Cultural Revolution (1966 - 1976), she learned how to perform by participating in Eight model plays shows in her elementary school. After her graduation of middle school, she was sent to do labor work at Shuangliu, a suburb county of Chengdu, where the Chengdu Shuangliu International Airport is located. Before long, she managed to pass the People's Liberation Army's exams, and became an "artist soldier" at Linzhi, Tibet. Her main activity there was to entertain with musical theater[citation needed]. She also served as a nurse for a while in the army. Three years later, she was discharged from the army, and joined People's Art Theater of Chengdu, and became a professional actress. She performance in a stage play Yueqin and Little Tiger as a young man drew attention of movie director Teng Wenji, and gained her first movie role in On The Beach (1985), as a village girl who just became a factory worker, and fought against her father's will for her to marry her cousin. In the later years, she appeared in several movies. However, her rebelliousness caused friction with the authority. She was accused of insubordination for using tobacco and alcohol, was briefly hospitalized for depression by the end of her army service, and partook in the Tiananmen Square protests in 1989. She temporarily moved to New York in 1991 to attend New York University's film department as a visiting scholar, but later obtained a special visa that allowed her to remain in the United States until she became a citizen in 1999. In interviews with the New York Daily News and FHM, Ling has said she is bisexual. Notable roles: -Jing Huan in Hu guang. -Shen Yuelin in Red Corner. -Tuptim in Anna and the King. |