The 43-year-old actress recently discussed her marriage and family life with Next Apple. Lin expressed her gratitude for finding a compatible partner in her husband, businessman Charles Lin. Their relationship is built on equality, open communication, and emotional sharing, eliminating misunderstandings and blame.

Actress Ariel Lin. Photo: UDN

Actress Ariel Lin. Photo: UDN

While they have different personalities, Lin revealed that she and Charles share common interests and life philosophies, creating a balance in their relationship. Occasional disagreements arise, but they never escalate into arguments or prolonged silences. Lin believes that avoiding communication during conflict is detrimental to both partners, mentally and physically. Instead, they wait for emotions to subside before discussing and resolving issues.

Lin emphasizes the importance of addressing issues promptly rather than focusing on who initiates the conversation. The goal is to restore emotional equilibrium and prevent resentment from festering.

Lin at an event earlier this month. Photo: Douyin

Lin at an event earlier this month. Photo: Douyin

The actress, who welcomed her second child, a son, in June, has returned to work after three months. She shared that her 4-year-old daughter has embraced her role as an older sister, showing affection and a desire to help care for her younger sibling.

Lin admits that motherhood is more challenging than acting, and when asked about having a third child, she replied, "I need to adapt to having two children first. I haven't even adjusted to that yet."

Lin in "The Legend of the Condor Heroes." Video: Bilibili

Currently, Lin is promoting her film "Missing," which she both produced and starred in before her son's birth. With a 25-year career in entertainment, she is known for roles in popular dramas such as "It Started with a Kiss," "The Legend of the Condor Heroes" (2008), "Love Contract," "Tokyo Juliet," "Prince of Lan Ling," and "I Will Never Let You Go."

By Nhu Anh (Next Apple)