Taiwanese actress Ruby Lin closed China work studio to be with mum, not because of blacklist


By AGENCY
Ruby Lin said she had moved her operations back to Taiwan as she did not have many projects in China. Photo: Ruby Lin/Instagram

Taiwanese actress Ruby Lin, who closed her work studio in Hengdian, China, in July, has clarified that the reason was to spend more time with her elderly mum.

Speaking on the subject for the first time to Taiwan's Business Weekly magazine last week, she put to rest rumours that it was due to actress Vicki Zhao being blacklisted overnight in China in August.

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