Okay, this looks incredible. Absolutely incredible. (Okay, we are being a little biased here, but you will forgive us for being fans, right? ) Enjoy.

The original article (in Chinese) about Miss Li can be found here.

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.

The full article can be read here.

The following article is from China.org.cn:

Former British Prime Minister Tony Blair, along with Chinese actress and project ambassador Li Bingbing, attended the first anniversary of the Million Forest campaign in Shanghai on Tuesday (July 27), QQ.com reports.

The project is organized by the Climate Group, China Green Foundation and United Nations Environment Programme. The two celebrities also presented awards for the outstanding partners of the Million Forest campaign to three companies: Shenzhen Development Bank, China UnionPay and Ping An.

The campaign aims to plant millions of sea buckthorn trees in northwest China to help improve the ecological environment and benefit the region and local people environmentally and economically.

Full Article can be read here.

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.

Yep, you guessed it. More awesome pictures of Miss Li Bing Bing have been added to the gallery. Enjoy.