Asian beauties famous for same-sex love scenes

Kim Min Hee and Kim Tae Ri had scenes that were forbidden for audiences under 19 years old in "The Handmaiden" while Ly Tieu Nhiem had a "hot" scene with a French beauty in "The Herb Garden Owner's Daughter".

Star couple Kim Min Hee (left) and Kim Tae Ri play a master-servant couple in the 19+ box office hit in Korea in the summer of 2016 - The Handmaiden.

In Park Chan-wook's work, they act out many intimate scenes, such as bathing together, sleeping in the same bed, and making love. The bold camera angles are similar to Blue Is The Warmest Color.

The good interaction between the 1982-born star (Kim Min Hee) and her 9x junior helps the "hot scenes" to be emotional. Their acting contributes to the success of the work.

In early May, the lead pair were welcomed at the Cannes Film Festival while the film received positive reviews. In early June, the film became a box office phenomenon when it was released in its home country of South Korea. This is a fierce story depicting the struggle for women's rights in the early 20th century.

Rainie Rain and Leung Lok Shi once attracted attention on Taiwanese screens in the lesbian film Spider Lilies. The film tells the story of a Taiwanese lesbian couple's turbulent love story set against the backdrop of a turbulent society in the 1990s.

While Leung Lok Si (right) plays the introverted girl, singer and actress Rainie Yang - who is used to the image of a good girl - transforms into the fiery role of Jade. While promoting the film, the duo had natural affection scenes on the red carpet.

In 2011, Kim Hyo Jin and Kim Kkobbi played an art professor and his student who fall in love after one of them poses nude for the other to paint, in the film Life Is Peachy (also known as Ashamed).

The film was screened at the 15th Busan Film Festival and was presented in the Panorama section at the 61st Berlin Film Festival.

Kim Hyo Jin (left) and Kim Kkobbi (right).

Less famous than their seniors, the couple Kim Hye Joon (left) and Jung Yeon Joo gained attention for their love scenes in the TV series Lily Fever, which caused a stir among online viewers in 2015. In addition to the love scenes, the film also has many humorous segments made in the style of a sitcom.

In 2006, Li Xiaoran played the lover of French actress Mylène Jampanoï in the film The Chinese Botanist's Daughters by Chinese-French director Dai Sijie. The couple had many Asian-themed bathing scenes.

The plot revolves around Li Ming, an orphaned girl who comes to study medicine at the home of a famous botanist, and An, the daughter of this tyrannical professor. The director was inspired by a news item he read in a Chinese newspaper about two lesbian women who were sentenced to death for allegedly killing one of their fathers. Critics praised the film as a beautiful love story with a tragic tinge.

According to Vnexpress