According to 2011y.net Miss Li Bingbing attended a launching ceremony for her new film, “Snow and the Secret Fan” in Beijing, China, on May 3rd, 2011. Here are some of the pictures of Miss Li with her gorgeous smile.
Just a reminder: the movie debuts in the United States this week. So be sure to grab a few friends and hit the theater to go see it! 
According to Sina.com.cn, Miss Li Bingbing was interviewed regarding a few topics related to casting and her new film, Detective Dee. In respect to the most recent rumors and speculations regarding the casting of the new film, “Fugative,” Miss Li is apparently still awaiting news regarding the casting. So at this time things may still be in the works regarding the casting of that film. Her most recently to-be-released film, “Detective Dee” is apparently the only Chinese film to be nominated at the 67th Venice Film Festival. According to the article, Miss Li expressed that she was very surprised and pleased by the news. When pressed further as to the prospects of Miss Li winning a Best Actress award, she proved to be very modest (and tactful) in her response: she mentioned she would be “very happy”, but also that if she did win she would be happy that the award would help promote Chinese films around the world.
The heat around Detective Dee seems to be increasing as the months roll along. Here’s a new poster of the film from Sina.com.cn.
According to Sina.com.cn, Miss Li Bingbing spent time on August 12, 2010, to speak about women’s health and to unveil her line of sportswear. An advocate of Yoga, Miss Li called for women to join in the self-improvement movement, but being healthier. Miss Li formally signed up with Adidas last March and has launched a series of yoga and dance-themed print ads. To paraphrase the article, Miss Li attributes this “Be Better” campaign with helping her to also become more mentally and physically stronger which has only helped her perform better in front of the camera.
The original article (in Chinese) about Miss Li can be found here.
The following article is from China.org.cn:
Director Feng Xiaogang’s latest film “Aftershock” will launch on the big screen on Thursday (July 22). The production company, Huayi Brothers, told potential viewers that they should arrive at screenings early so as not to miss the extended trailer of the suspense film “Detective Dee and the Mystery of the Phantom Flame” before “Aftershock”.
Directed by Hong Kong filmmaker Tsui Hark, the film “Detective Dee” stars Andy Lau, Carina Lau and Li Bingbing.
In addition, Huayi Brothers also said that “Detective Dee” is scheduled to open in cinemas on September 29.
According to a report by the Oriental Morning Post, “Detective Dee” is another heavyweight work produced by Huayi Brothers after this summer’s “Aftershock”. It was sold to an impressive 11 markets in 3 days at this year’s Cannes Film Festival.
The production company released a trailer last month and offered a preview of the plot for the first time. However, the CEO of Huayi Brothers, Wang Zhonglei, said that director Tsui Hark and screenwriter Chen Kuo-Fu have created a Tang empire which is far beyond anyone’s imagination.
In China the new “Karate Kid” movie is known as “Kung-Fu Dreams” — which quite honestly makes a lot more sense especially if you are going to market it to a Chinese audience. Showing her support for her friend Jackie Chan, Miss Li was present at the event to help promote the film. With this sort of collaborative spirit, is it any wonder why Miss Li has become one of the leading stars in Asia? The rest of the stars of the movie were on hand. Enjoy.
Miss Li Bingbing looking stunning (as usual 
) at the Shanghai Film Festival this June 2010.
According to the Chinese online site, The People’s Daily, Miss Li Bingbing has been voted the most popular actress in the Asia 2009 poll for her roll in the espionage thriller, The Message (in Chinese, Feng Sheng) In addition to her dramatic role in the movie she has also won much praise for working on environmental protection projects to raise the level of awareness and concern for the Earth. To this end she has attended conferences such as the Coppenhagen 15, served in the Earth Hour program to help raise awareness about energy conservation, as well as shooting educational programs and advertisements.
On May 22nd, the 4th Asian Film Awards begins and the organizer will give out the most popular actor / actress award at that time. Miss Lee will be there for this event but also as a best actress nominee for her role in Feng Sheng.
A blogger on sina.com.cn posted several images featuring Miss Li Bingbing have been added to the gallery. Enjoy.
According to sina.com.cn, new movie, Triple Tap (2010) starring Miss Li Bingbing, Daniel Woo, Louis Koo and Charlene Choi, is now being publicized with the following posters. According to Internet Movie Database (IMDb), the story deals with a cop and a competitive marksman. The following is a movie description submitted to the site:
Champion competitive marksman Ken comes across an armored van robbery. He sees a policeman held hostage and shoots and kills four of the robbers. One of the robbers escapes and the policeman survives. The case is handled by Jerry Chang, whom Ken knows from having recently beaten him in a shooting match. Ken is found not guilty in court. Soon after, Ken is attacked by the escaped robber Pang Tao. Their confrontation reveals a very different background story and brings about a myriad of lies and traps and changes in relationships as Jerry and Ken try to outsmart each other.
This sounds like a winner of a concept. It should be interesting to see how it does when it is released later this year. More images in the gallery.
Miss Li Bingbing and Miss Fan Bingbing were together for photos during the 2010 BAZAAR Charity night for which Miss Li was honored. It is notable because the two actresses have often been portrayed by the media as rivals. Miss Fan Bingbing was present to present an award to Miss Li. More images in the gallery.
On April 25th, Miss Li Bingbing was honored at the BAZAAR Charity Night. A video can be found on Sina.com.cn at this location. Perhaps one of the most interesting aspects of this night was that Miss Li was given an award by Miss Fan Bingbing (the two actresses have often been considered rivals and at odds with each other due to the similarity in their names.) From the looks of this video you can see that Miss Li is being quite gracious. About thirty more image captures can be found in the gallery. Enjoy.
After wrapping up production on her latest film, Snow and the Secret Fan, Miss Li Bingbing made a special trip to Shanghai helped in the project to plant one million evergreen trees. This is part of the initiative to plant one million evergreens to create the Green Great Wall of threes that will help protect the environment. These trees will be planted in Northern China and will help fight against global warming.
According to a recent video on sina.com.cn, ( which dubbed this story, “A real life beauty and the beast”) Li Bingbing spent some time working on her various charities after shooting the film, Snow and the Secret Fan. In this video she first approaches the cardboard box where the tiger cub is with a little caution. But after the cub is tatken out of the box it proves to be a very fun experience for the actress as she holds the cub.
More pictures are in the gallery.
At 8:30PM on March 27th, 2010, Earth Hour takes place. Throughout the world people are encouraged to turn off their lights for an hour. Miss Li Bingbing was at the Beijing Palace Museum to celebrate this event which was also celebrated on the Empire State Building in New York, the Eiffel Tower in Paris, the Sydney Opera House in Australia, as well as other prominent locations throughout the world. Known as China’s “Environmental Protection Business Card”, Miss Li was present wearing a white windbreaker along with the thousands of spectators who were on hand to witness the lights out event.
According to the article written on Sina.com.cn, this is the fourth consecutive year in which this event has been celebrated and is hosted by the World Wide Fund for Nature (WWFN). People throughout are encouraged to participate as over an estimated 6,000 cities are involved. To paraphrase Miss Li’s comments on the matter: [the] “lights out for an hour” activities, while it will not solve all problems, [it will hopefully] increase awareness of environmental protection. As long as we can start from [there], the human living environment will certainly be improved, [and a] green earth would be more viable.”