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Wan Wan

Hu Chia-wei, better known by her pen name Wan Wan is a Taiwanese cartoonist, illustrator, and actress. One of the most well-known online illustrators in Taiwan. She is also the first blogger to participate in a commercial advertisement and film, You Are the Apple of My Eye.

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Wan Wan

Chia-wei "Wany" Hu at 2007 Global Chinese Blog Award.

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Name
Wan Wan
Birth Name
Hu Chia-wei
Born
16 August 1981
Birthplace
Taiwan
Occupation
* Cartoonist
Full name
胡家瑋.
Nationality
Taiwan.
Education
Fu-Hsin Trade and Arts School.

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Hu Chia-wei, better known by her pen name Wan Wan is a Taiwanese cartoonist, illustrator, and actress. One of the most well-known online illustrators in Taiwan. She is also the first blogger to participate in a commercial advertisement and film, You Are the Apple of My Eye.

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Wan Wan (born 1981) is a Taiwanese actor, actress and blogger, among other activities. The actor was born 胡家瑋 in Taiwan. Wan Wan studied at Fu-Hsin Trade and Arts School.

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  1. 01Biography
  2. 02Visual art and other activities
  3. 03Notes, references and evidence

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