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Jolin Tsai

Jolin Tsai (Mandarin: [tsˈaɪ] (listen); Chinese: 蔡依林; born September 15, 1980) is a Taiwanese singer, songwriter, and actress. Referred to as the "Queen of C-Pop", she is considered one of the most influential people in Chinese popular culture. She is known for her continual reinvention and versatility in musical style and visual image, and she has achieved reputation and popularity in the Chinese-speaking world. She maintains in charge of every aspect of her career, and she is regarded as a key figure of popularizing dance-pop as mainstream music in Greater China. Her works, which incorporate social themes, have generated both commercial success and critical acclaim.In 1998, Tsai won the championship at a television singing competition produced by MTV Mandarin. Her debut album 1019 (1999) made her become an instant hit, and her first girl-next-door incarnation made her become a teen idol with a huge teenage fanbase. Her album Magic (2003), which reflected her first musical reinvention, marked the beginning of her dance-oriented musical direction. Her album Dancing Diva (2006), which highly impressed the public with slick dance songs with dazzling dance moves, established her representative status as a dance-pop artist in the Chinese music scene.In 2009, Tsai founded the company Eternal and began to be completely in charge of her career. Her album Myself (2010) was regarded as one of the most experimental albums in the Chinese music industry. Her album Muse (2012) integrated pop music with pop art and spanned mainstream and indie. Her album Play (2014), which incorporated various social themes, further thrust her into the international spotlight. Her album Ugly Beauty (2018), which explored the norm of beauty standard and the bipolarity of human feelings, was considered the production leading the C-pop music industry.With sales of over 25 million records, Tsai is the best-selling Taiwanese female recording artist since 2000. Since her 2003 album Magic, all of her studio albums became at least the year's highest-selling album by a female artist in Taiwan, and four of which even became the year's highest-selling album in the country. She has received a total of seven Golden Melody Awards, making her the female Mandopop artist with the most wins. She is one of the highest-paid Taiwanese female artists, and she has featured multiple times on the Forbes China Celebrity 100 list. In 2014, Next Magazine reported that her estimated net worth exceeded NT$2 billion.

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