With the Street Fighter movie on the horizon, all eyes are on Chun-Li, one of the franchise’s most recognizable characters. Chinese-Canadian actress Callina Liang is stepping into the role, bringing her own interpretation to the legendary fighter while preparing to take on the physical demands of the part.
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Living Her 16-Bit Dreams
For Liang, playing Chun-Li is a full-circle moment. While living in Beijing, she spent time playing Street Fighter in local arcades, making her casting in the upcoming reboot all the more meaningful. Now, she’s taking her preparation to another level, from lifting weights to reportedly eating 12 eggs a day to build strength for the role.
But bringing Chun-Li to life requires more than physical training. Liang is also invested in the character’s story of revenge, determined to explore her motivations while bringing her own personality and interpretation to the role. It’s a chance to honor a character beloved by generations of gamers while making the part her own.
And while she’s gearing up to throw punches on screen, Liang is making equally striking moves in another arena—fashion.
A Style Star in the Making
Sultry. Glamorous. Experimental. Daring. Liang’s style is anything but predictable. Whether she’s stepping out in cutouts, pairing jorts with a tie as a belt, or embracing ab-baring silhouettes, she brings a sense of playfulness to her wardrobe without shying away from a daring look. Across off-duty appearances and red-carpet moments, her choices reflect a willingness to experiment rather than simply follow the trends.


The fashion world is taking notice, too. Miu Miu has featured Liang in campaigns and short films for the house, further cementing her growing presence in fashion. It’s a fitting match for an actress whose style balances youthful irreverence with a more glamorous edge.
Callina Liang may be preparing to embody one of gaming’s most iconic fighters, but she’s already carving out an identity beyond the role. With her commitment to Chun-Li and her fearless approach to personal style, she’s proving that her next move doesn’t have to stay within the ring.
Featured Image and Photos: CALLINA LIANG (via Instagram)
Frequently Asked Questions
Callina Liang is a Chinese-Canadian actress cast as Chun-Li in the upcoming Street Fighter reboot. She is also known for her experimental style, and Miu Miu has featured her in campaigns and short films, which has added to her growing presence in fashion.
Callina Liang plays Chun-Li, one of the franchise’s most recognizable characters, in the upcoming Street Fighter reboot. She is bringing her own interpretation to the role, including its story of revenge, while preparing for the physical demands of playing the legendary fighter.
Callina Liang is preparing for Chun-Li by lifting weights and reportedly eating 12 eggs a day to build strength. She is also exploring the character’s revenge-driven motivations, aiming to honor a character beloved by generations of gamers while making the part her own.
Callina Liang’s style is sultry, glamorous, experimental, and daring, from cutouts and ab-baring silhouettes to jorts paired with a tie as a belt. Across off-duty and red-carpet appearances, her choices reflect a willingness to experiment rather than simply follow trends.
Miu Miu has featured Callina Liang in campaigns and short films for the house, further cementing her growing presence in fashion. She also wore Phan Huy to the Street Fighter premiere, and MEGA describes her style as balancing youthful irreverence with a more glamorous edge.

Moira Del Rosario
Once immersed in fictional writing at UP Diliman, Moira del Rosario eventually traded imagined worlds for the fast-paced landscape of digital media as a Digital Content Writer for MEGA Asia, covering women’s stories across the region alongside the latest in beauty.
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