According to The StarLin shared a series of photos from her trip, including one where she, dressed in a white top and denim bottoms, tilted her head back to create the illusion of water flowing from the Merlion’s mouth into hers—a classic tourist pose popular among visitors to Singapore.

She also shared photos of herself and her close friend, Singapore-based Taiwanese actress Vivian Hsu, enjoying their time together at the ArtScience Museum. In her caption, Lin credited Hsu as her “tour guide, companion-cum-photographer and dear sister,” adding that the “tourist photos” were taken at Hsu’s suggestion. The actress added a playful note, saying that as long as she wasn’t embarrassed, others could bear the embarrassment.

Taiwanese actress Ruby Lin. Photo from Lin’s Instagram

Lin, 49, began her acting career in 1995 with a minor role and has since grown into one of Taiwan’s most beloved actresses. She established her own studio in 2009 and has produced numerous TV dramas and films, solidifying her legacy in the entertainment industry.

Hsu, 50, began her career in the entertainment industry after winning first place in a talent show in Taiwan. Her notable works include the films “The Accidental Spy,” “Hot Summer Days,” and “The Sorcerer and the White Snake.”