 | Taiwanese actress Hsu Chi arrives for the 42th Golden Horse Award ceremony in Keelung City, Taiwan November 13, 2005. Shu is nominated for the Best Actress award for the film 'Three Times'. click to open  |
 | Taiwanese actress Hsu Chi poses with her award for Best Leading Actress for the film 'Three Times' at the 42th Golden Horse Award ceremony in Keelung City, Taiwan November 13, 2005. The annual Golden Horse Award is Taiwan's premier film award. click to open |
 | Taiwanese actress Hsu Chi poses with her award for Best Leading Actress for the film 'Three Times' at the 42th Golden Horse Award ceremony in Keelung City, Taiwan November 13, 2005. The annual Golden Horse Award is Taiwan's premier film award. click to open |
 | Taiwanese actress Hsu Chi poses with her award for Best Leading Actress for the film 'Three Times' at the 42th Golden Horse Award ceremony in Keelung City, Taiwan November 13, 2005. The annual Golden Horse Award is Taiwan's premier film award. click to open |
 | Taiwanese actress Hsu Chi arrives for the 42th Golden Horse Award ceremony in Keelung City,Taiwan on November 13, 2005. The annual Golden Horse Award is Taiwan's premier film award. click to open |
 | Taiwanese actress Hsu Chi poses with her award for Best Leading Actress for the film 'Three Times' at the 42th Golden Horse Award ceremony in Keelung City, Taiwan November 13, 2005. The annual Golden Horse Award is Taiwan's premier film award. click to open |
 | Taiwanese actress Hsu Chi holds her award for Best Actress at the 42-nd Golden Horse Awards, Sunday, Nov. 13, 2005, in the northern city of Keelung, Taiwan. The Golden Horse film awards are the Chinese-speaking equivalent to the Oscars. click to open |
 | Taiwanese actress Hsu Chi shows emotion as she wins Best Actress in the Taiwanese film 'Three Times' at the 42nd Golden Horse Awards, Sunday, Nov. 13, 2005, in the northern city of Keelung, Taiwan. The Golden Horse film awards are the Chinese-speaking equivalent to the Oscars. click to open |
 | Taiwanese actress Hsu Chiand Hong Kong actor Aaron Kwok hold their awards for Best Actress and Best Actor at the 42-nd Golden Horse Awards, Sunday, Nov. 13, 2005, in the northern city of Keelung, Taiwan. The Golden Horse film awards are the Chinese-speaking equivalent to the Oscars. click to open |
 | Taiwanese actress Hsu Chi shows emotion as she wins Best Actress in the Taiwanese film 'Three Times' at the 42nd Golden Horse Awards, Sunday, Nov. 13, 2005, in the northern city of Keelung, Taiwan. The Golden Horse film awards are the Chinese-speaking equivalent to the Oscars. click to open |
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