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Hanabi Kim (1985-2008)

Alias:
Kam Yin-Chi
Tam Ching
Tan Jing
Ханаби Ким. Тан Цзин
譚靜
谭静
金妍智

Birthplace:
Guangdong, China

Born:
February 21, 1985

Died:
May 4, 2008

Biography from TheMovieDB

Hanabi Kim is an actress and model, studied at the Academy of Performing Arts in Guangdong, and after graduation she signed a contract to become an actress.  In 2001, she played in the TV series “The Heart Is Near”, then starred in 8 films. Further, her acting career did not continue.  April 5, 2008 she died, falling from the 30th floor of the Dongfeng skyscraper.  Language abilities  Hanabi Kim spoke two dialects of the Chinese language - Canton and Mandarin, as well as English.  Do you know that...  Hanabi won the Miss Hong Kong contest - in 2003 she was named the winner of the 3rd degree. Hanabi Kim played in the same video with the famous actor Danny Lee in 2008.  She loved to read a lot of books, her favorite is Hunan. Since Hanabi Kim had previously worked as a model in South Korea for a certain period of time in connection with her career development, she had to speak Korean.  She taught Chinese.

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