News Homage to my favourite Asian dramaland Actors (Female)
This list contains Female actors who personify Beauty + Brains for me. I am cognisant that I am quite forgiving of Male actors if they are good-looking enough. However, that is not the case with Female Actors. They have to meet my strict standards of both good looks and acting chops.
Being placed in here is something of an honour in my eyes :)
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Yaya Urassaya Sperbund
Thai
Beauty to stop traffic and acting chops to convince the traffic that she is a traffic cop. She is my female crush. Thailand is known for regressive portrayal of female leads in dramas. Yet, there stands Yaya, always coming across as a woman with a spine, no matter what the storyline of the series.
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Park Min Young
South Korean
Park Min Young stands for Consistency. Consistency on awesome fashion choices and consistency on generating chemistry with the Male leads. Always kisses nicely.
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Song Hye Kyo
South Korean
Her beauty might have dazzled me into placing her on this list. Because I have seen her acting sometimes lighting up the screen, sometimes faltering but her looks always light up the screen. In my mind, she is like the Aishwarya Rai of South Korea.
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