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Kewalin Boonsattha (Thai: เกวลิน บุญศรัทธา, romanized: Kewalin Boonsatta; born 28 September 1996), known professionally by her stage name Sunnee and her Chinese name Yang Yunqing, (Chinese: 杨芸晴, romanized: Yáng Yúnqíng) is a Thai singer of Chinese descent based in China. Born in Samut Sakhon, Thailand, debuted as a singer in Taiwan and gained popularity during a Chinese survival show 'Produce 101'. She was a member of the Chinese girl group Rocket Girls 101 (disbanded on June 23, 2020) after ranking 8th in the Produce 101 finals. She was one of two Thai members in the group, the other being Li Ziting. Her first solo "Don't Cry" (不哭) was released on 19 September 2018.

Key Information

On June 24, 2020, one day after the disbanding of Rocket Girls 101, Sunnee was being signed by the music company UMG China. UMG China provided a stage and assisted Sunnee to establish her first album "How's The Weather Today?" which was then published on September 28, 2020. By this album, she was nominated as the "Best New Artist" by the 5th CMIC Music Awards.

Sunnee's second album "秘ME" was published on September 24, 2021. Sunnee's third album "计划外惊喜" was published on year 2022.

Early life and education

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Sunnee was born in Samut Sakhon, Thailand. At the age of 15, she went to Taiwan to pursue her dream of becoming a singer. She studied in Juang Jing Vocational High School in Taipei. During her stay, she was chosen by Comic Communication Co. to become an artist under them.[1] After graduating high school, she attended Jinwen University of Science and Technology and majored in tourism.

Career

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2011–2012: Pre-debut

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In September 2011, Sunnee joined the 5th Global Hokkien Singing Competition Thailand Division held in Bangkok and won 1st runner-up.[2] Afterwards, she represented Thailand in the 5th Global Hokkien Singing Competition to compete with representatives from all around the world for one month in Fujian and finished 4th runner-up.[citation needed]

2014–2017: First on-screen debut and debut with A'N'D

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In 2014, Sunnee acted in the television series "GTO Taiwan" and "The X-Domitory", both having only cameo appearances. On November 19, 2014, she debuted with her company's girl group, "A'N'D", also known as "Angel N Devil".[3] Their first single, titled "Angel and Devil," was the opening theme song for "Angel 'N' Devil," where Sunnee played in the lead as Ding Dang. In the same year, the group released a single named "I'm so Lonely."[citation needed]

In 2015, her second lead role came soon after, playing as Feng Xiaoxiao in "School Beauty's Personal Bodyguard".

Sunnee participated in iQiyi's The Birth of a Star from 2016 to early 2017 and finished at 6th place.[4]

2018 – 2020: Produce 101 and Rocket Girls 101

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In January 2018, Sunnee played in "KO ONE: RE-CALL" as Lan Sichun, sister of Lan Siluo.[5]

Main articles: Produce 101 (Chinese TV series) and Rocket Girls 101

In April, Sunnee, together with other trainees from her company, participated in the Chinese reality survival girl group show Produce 101 aired on Tencent Video. Sunnee was placed 8th overall and debuted with Rocket Girls 101 on June 23, 2018.[6]

On August 18, 2018, Sunnee, together with her group Rocket Girls 101, released their first EP titled Collide(撞) with a total of four songs.[7] Sunnee was the member with most album sales count based on the solo supporting passage in the digital sales of the album with a total sales amount of more than 6 million Chinese Yuan. With this, Sunnee was given the chance to release a single as a reward.[8]

On September 20, 2018, Sunnee released her first single "Don't Cry (不哭)" as a promotional song for the movie "Cry Me a Sad River(悲伤逆流成河)."[9] On October 26, Sunnee, together with four other members of Rocket Girls 101, released a promotional song for Venom in China titled "Venom Arrives(毒液前来)." On December 20, her rewarded single titled "Sunny" was released.[8]

From January to March 2019, Sunnee, together with Rocket Girls 101, held their first tour concert with stops at Shanghai, Beijing, and Guangzhou.

On June 22, 2019, Sunnee released an official cover of the song "Forget the Hug(忘记拥抱)" in NetEase Music as a part of their "Reset Youth Plan" Project.[10]

In July 2019, Sunnee released her single "That me(那个我)" as a part of Rocket Girls 101's new album "The Wind(立风)."[11] She was also once again the member with most album sales with a total sales again more than 6 million Chinese Yuan. This time, she will be rewarded with a personal EP containing two songs to be released by December 2019.[12]

On July 29, 2019, Sunnee was nominated for the award "All Media Recommended New Artist of the Year(全媒体推荐年度新人)" in the Global Chinese Music Leaderboard(全球华人歌曲排行榜) with the awarding to be held in Macao on August 30, 2019.[13]

From October 15 to October 17, Sunnee was jointly invited by London Q Awards and China's Q Magazine, representing one of China's Young Talented Musicians to attend The Q Awards 2019 at Roundhouse, London.[citation needed]

On Dec 23, 2019, Sunnee's new EP "Qing Ge (擎歌)" was released, including 2 songs, "擎歌" and " Look at Yourself". Sunnee wrote the Chinese lyrics of " Look at Yourself".[citation needed]

On Dec 27, 2019, the music video of the song "Qing Ge (擎歌)" was released, followed by the dance video of " Look at Yourself " on Dec 29.[citation needed]

2020–present

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On June 23, 2020, Rocket Girls 101 disbanded.

On June 24, 2020, Sunnee sign in Universal Music China (UMC).

On June 26, 2020, Sunnee released the first single "By Your Side(陽光的陪伴)", the first single after she signed a new contract with Universal Music China (UMC). This song is made by the team of producer 220 (Joseph Park), who are the behind-the-scenes producer for Twice, GOT7, NCT and other popular K-Pop artists.

On August 7, 2020, Sunnee released the second single "Summer Party(夏日Party)". This song is made by Josh Fountain who produced the song "Supalonely".

On August 24, 2020, "Summer Party(夏日Party)" dance practice music video released.

On September 4, 2020, Sunnee released her first duet song "Like a child(像孩子一樣長大)", which was a collaboration song with Huang Zitao.

On September 10, 2020, "Summer Party(夏日Party)" MV trailer released.

On September 11, 2020, "Summer Party(夏日Party)" MV released.[14]

On September 19, 2020, the first album "How's the weather today?(天氣：晴)" pre-sale began. The pre-sales exceeded 2,500,000 songs (over 5,000,000 RMB) and it was certified by "Diamond Records" in QQ Music. Sunnee has become the fastest female singer of QQ Music to break the certification of "triple gold", "platinum", "double platinum", "triple platinum", and "diamond records" in 2020!

On September 21, 2020, the first album "How's the weather today?" Highlight medley release.

On September 28, 2020, the first album "How's the weather today?(天氣：晴)" release, the album press conference cum birthday party take place in Canton Tower.

On October 6, 2020, the first album "How's the weather today?(天氣：晴)" sales exceeded 5,000,000 songs (over 10,000,000 RMB) and it was certified by "Double Diamond Records" in QQ Music. Sunnee has become the fastest female singer of QQ Music to break the certification of "triple gold", "platinum", "double platinum", "triple platinum", "diamond records" and "double diamond records" in 2020!

On September 17, 2021, the second album"秘ME"(secret me) poster released and announce that the album will release on September 24, 2021 10:00 (GMT+8).

on September 24, 2021, the second album"秘ME" (secret me) is officially released

On December 23, 2022, the third album "计划外惊喜" (unplanned surprise) is officially released

Discography

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Main article: Rocket Girls 101 § Discography

Albums

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No. Album title Release date Label Track listing
1 How's the Weather Today? (天氣：晴) 2020-09-28 Universal Music China (UMC)
Track listing
  1. "Summer Party" (夏日Party)
  2. "By Your Side" (陽光的陪伴)
  3. "Like a Child" (像孩子一樣長大)
  4. "Rain" (雨)
  5. "Sunset Never Sleeps" (不落的音符)
  6. "A Fine Day" (多雲轉晴)
  7. "Taking My Time" (慢)
  8. "Heartbeat" (心跳)
  9. "Feels like Magic"
  10. "Light" (下一天)
2 秘ME 2021-09-24 UMC
Track listing
  1. "Want To" (癮)
  2. "All Alone" (你不適合兩個人)
  3. "Oops! (I’m Comin' Thru)"
  4. "Gimme Gimme"
  5. "Recognition" (因為懂得)
  6. "Miss You" (我沒有想你)
  7. "You're on My Mind" (在未來等一個你)
  8. "Can't Go Back" (想念你的美)
  9. "On and On"
  10. "Want To" (acoustic)
3 计划外惊喜 2022-12-23 UMC
Track listing
  1. "Bad for me"
  2. "Fine" (也好)
  3. "Unplanned Surprise" (计划外惊喜)
  4. "Unsuitable" (不宜)
  5. "Monsoon Season" (梅雨季)
  6. "Wave" (浪)
  7. "Stolen" (窃)
  8. "Summer Night"
  9. "The Planet I Wander With You" (与你漫步的星球)
  10. "I Won't" (我偏不)

Singles

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Title Year Peak chart
positions 		Sales Album
CHN[15]
"Don't Cry" (不哭) 2018 N/a Promotional song for movie "Cry Me a Sad River" (悲伤逆流成河)
"Sunny" 62 567,759[16] Non-album single
"Forget That Hug" (忘记拥抱) 2019 54 N/a
"Me" (那个我) N/a RocketGirls101（火箭少女101）《立风》
"Qing Ge" (擎歌) N/a
"Look At Yourself" N/a
"Things I Do for Love" 2020 N/a "Love Is Sweet" (半是蜜糖半是伤) OST
"Belong to you" N/a "Professional Single" (我凭本事单身) OST
"Brave The Wind And The Waves" (乘风破浪) 2021 N/a Promotional song for movie "The Conductor" (指挥家)
"My Look" (我的样子) N/a 《亲爱的我》
"0.1% World" (好想去你的世界爱你) N/a Promotional song for movie "0.1% World" (好想去你的世界爱你)
"Somewhere In Time" (今夕是何年) 2022 N/a "A Dream of Splendor" (梦华录) OST
"Take Me Back" N/a "The Heart of Genius" (天才基本法) OST
"Glass" (玻璃) N/a "The Investigator" (简言的夏冬) OST
"Scorching Moonlight" (滚烫的月光) N/a "Shinng Just For You" (星河长明) OST
"Missing You" (念你) 2023 N/a "The Legend of Anle" (安乐传) OST

Collaborations

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Title Year Album
"ต๊ะต่อนยอน...Hurry Up!"
(VYRA feat. Sunnee)[17] 		2021 Non-album single

Filmography

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Television series

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Year English title Chinese title Role Description
2014 GTO Taiwan 麻辣教师GTO

台湾篇

Student Cameo
The X-Dormitory 终极X宿舍 Dancing Girl
Angel 'N' Devil 终极恶女 Ding Dang(叮当) Lead Role
2015 School Beauty's Personal Bodyguard 校花的贴身高手 Feng Xiaoxiao(冯笑笑)
2018 KO ONE: RE-CALL 终极一班5 Lan Sichun(蓝斯春)
Hottie Has Demonic Temperament 小哥哥有妖气 Sunnee Cameo

Variety shows

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Year Title Network Description
2011–2012 Global Hokkien Singing Competition
第五届全球闽南语歌曲创作演唱大赛 		SETV Pre-debut
Finished 5th
2017 The Birth of a Star
明星的诞生 		iQiyi Contestant
Finished 6th
2018 Produce 101 Tencent Video Contestant
Finished 8th
2019 Super Penguin League
Season:2
超级企鹅联盟Super3 		Tencent Video Basketball Team Manager
2019 Mask Singer Season 4
蒙面唱将猜猜猜第四季 		Jiangsu Channel/Youku
江苏卫视/优酷 		Singer
Episode 10: Performed "同类" and "想幸福的人"
2020 Top Glory Moment
TOP榮耀時刻 		CCTV-3
中央电视台综艺频道 		Singer
Episode 10: Performed "没那麼簡單" and "陽光的陪伴"
2020 Hello Life Season 2
你好生活第二季 		CCTV-3
中央电视台综艺频道 		Singer
Episode 2&3: Performed "陽光的陪伴" and "卡路里"
2020 Super Hit
宇宙打歌中心 		Youku
优酷 		Singer
Episode 02: Performed "雨"
2020 Mars Intelligence Agency Season 5
火星情報局第五季 		Youku
优酷 		Senior Agent
Showing from Episode 05 and promoted to Season 6
2021 Shine! Super Brothers

追光吧！哥哥

Youku
东方卫视

灿星制作

Episode 12: Performed part of "I'm Not Cool"
2021 The Treasured Voice 2

天赐的声音2

浙江卫视/腾讯视频/优酷/爱奇艺/中国蓝TV Episode 08: Performed "谁不是“ and "说得倒做得到“

Magazines and published works

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Published Date Publisher Title Description
15 November 2014 Shuiling Wenchuang Angel 'N' Devil Character –
23 December 2014 Angel 'N' Devil Photobook –
26 January 2015 Angel 'N' Devil Battle of Copper Times Diary –
8 January 2016 Angel 'N' Devil Time and Space –
2018 13th Month Issue Trends Group Trends·COSMOPOLITAN
时尚COSMO 		Beauty Bible
Inner pages
2019 August Issue Trends Group Super Magazine
SUPER艺术时尚杂志 		Cover and inner pages
2019 November Issue Trends Group Trends·COSMOPOLITAN E-Magazine
时尚COSMO電子刊 		Cover and inner pages
2020 August 2337 Issue Life Style Media Group Trends·Lifestyle Magazine
精品购物指南 		Cover and inner pages

Awards

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Year Award Awarding Authority Result Ref
2018 Artist Influence Leaderboard Top 10 New Artists of the Year Sina Weibo Top 10 [citation needed]
2018 2018 Popular New Artist QQ Music 2018 Peak Leaderboard Popularity White Paper Won [citation needed]
2019 Most Popular New Influence 2019 Popular Golden Tune Leaderboard TOP Won [citation needed]
2019 Weibo Star Shine Goddess Weibo Star Shine Festival Won [citation needed]
2019 All Media Recommended New Artist of the Year Global Chinese Music Leaderboard – [citation needed]

Notes

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References

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Sunnee

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Sunnee (born Kewalin Boonsattha, September 28, 1996) is a Thai-Chinese singer, songwriter, and actress based primarily in , recognized for blending with Southeast Asian influences through her warm vocals and dynamic performances. Born in , , to a Thai mother and Chinese father, Sunnee moved to at age 15 to pursue a career in music, studying at Jinwen University of Science and Technology where she majored in . She debuted in 2014 as a and dancer in the Taiwanese A'N'D under K-L Entertainment, releasing music and appearing in dramas such as Angel 'n' Devil and The X-Dormitory. Her international breakthrough came in 2019 when she ranked eighth on the Tencent survival program (also known as Chuang), earning a spot in the 11-member project Girls 101. The group achieved massive success in , amassing millions of followers and hits like "Rocket Girls," before disbanding in June 2021 due to contract disputes. Transitioning to a solo career, Sunnee signed with Universal Music in June 2020, releasing her debut single "By Your Side" and full-length album Me later that year, which showcased her multilingual songwriting in Mandarin, Thai, and English. She has since built a strong solo presence with EPs like Secret Me (2021) and singles such as "Low Sugar" (2024), an R&B track about fleeting romance that she co-wrote. In July 2024, she entered an exclusive global partnership with Entertainment via , which resulted in the release of her five-track EP on November 19, 2024, celebrating her 10th anniversary in the industry and featuring tracks in Thai and Chinese. In 2025, she embarked on her 10th anniversary tour across . With over 18 million followers on as of 2020 (https://variety.com/2020/music/news/universal-music-group-rocket-girls-101-sunnee-1234690487/) and endorsements from brands including , , and Dove, Sunnee continues to expand her influence across as a versatile artist.

Early life and education

Childhood in Thailand

Sunnee was born Kewalin Boonsattha on September 28, 1996, in , . Born to a Thai mother and Chinese father, she grew up immersed in both Thai and Chinese cultural influences from her family, which shaped her early linguistic and artistic exposures. Sunnee developed a strong interest in music and performance during her childhood, participating in school activities that highlighted her vocal talents. This passion for singing became apparent when she competed in the 5th Global Singing Competition Thailand Division in in September 2011, securing first runner-up and demonstrating her early proficiency in Chinese dialect singing. As the youngest sibling in a supportive family environment that encouraged artistic pursuits, Sunnee's formative years laid the foundation for her future career in entertainment.

Relocation to Taiwan and university studies

In 2011, at the age of 15, Sunnee relocated from to to pursue opportunities in the entertainment industry, driven by her passion for that had developed during her childhood. Her parents, supportive yet cautious about the field's uncertainties, gave her a one-year deadline to make progress or return home. This move aligned with her early interests in , which influenced her choice of educational paths focused on creative expression. Upon arrival in Taipei, Sunnee enrolled at Juang Jing Vocational High School, where she studied in the performing arts department, honing skills in singing, dancing, and stage performance. The vocational program provided practical training suited to her ambitions, allowing her to immerse herself in Taiwan's entertainment ecosystem while adapting to a new environment. Sunnee later attended Jinwen of Science and Technology, earning a degree in tourism management in 2018. Her university studies built on her high school foundation, emphasizing media-related aspects of cultural industries, though she balanced academics with emerging professional pursuits. Throughout her time in Taiwan, Sunnee faced significant challenges in and cultural integration, as her Thai-Chinese heritage provided a basic familiarity with Mandarin but not full proficiency. Immersed in a predominantly Chinese-speaking society, she initially struggled with comprehension and communication, gradually improving through daily interactions and formal . This period of adjustment strengthened her resilience, transforming initial barriers into a seamless bilingual capability that supported her later career transitions.

Career

2011–2013: Training and pre-debut activities

In late 2011, at the age of 15, Sunnee Yang moved from her native Thailand to Taiwan to pursue a professional singing career. Prior to her relocation, she had already demonstrated early talent by securing first runner-up in the Thailand division of the 5th Global Hokkien Singing Competition, held in Bangkok in September 2011. Representing Thailand, she advanced to the global finals in 2012, where she placed fifth overall among international contestants. Upon arriving in , Sunnee joined K-L Entertainment, a prominent Taiwanese agency, and began intensive training as a focused on vocal techniques and dance choreography to prepare for a potential debut in the competitive industry. This period marked her transition from amateur competitions to structured professional development, during which she adopted the stage name "Sunnee"—derived from her English nickname—and further refined her multilingual proficiency in Thai, Mandarin, and English to facilitate performances and collaborations across diverse markets. Her training emphasized building stage presence and versatility, setting the foundation for her eventual role as lead singer and lead dancer in the A'N'D.

2014–2017: A'N'D debut and early acting roles

In 2014, Sunnee debuted as a member of the Taiwanese girl group A'N'D (also known as Angel 'n' Devil), formed under Comic International Productions (可米国际影视). The seven-member group, which included Sunnee as lead singer and lead dancer alongside captain Lin Siyu, Han Zhongyu, Liu Yuting, Chen Yingyan, Ji Xinyu, and Lin Tonger, marked her entry into the Mandopop scene. Their debut single, "Angel and Devil," released on November 24, 2014, served as the opening theme for the Taiwanese drama of the same name, helping to introduce the group through its energetic pop sound and thematic tie-in to the series. A'N'D followed with additional singles that supported their growing presence, including "I Feel So Lonely" (我好寂寞) on August 14, 2015, which featured as an insert song in Angel 'n' Devil and the ending theme for the drama School Beauty's Personal Bodyguard. Another track, "Warm Blanket of Love" (爱的温毯), released in September 2015 for a futures fund advertisement, garnered over 210,000 views on its music video within three days, showcasing the group's appeal in promotional work. Group activities during this period emphasized live performances and fan engagement, such as a debut showcase in Beijing on December 10, 2014, a Taipei fan meet-and-greet on December 20, 2014, a Beijing fan meeting in August 2015, and participation in the Halo Run charity event in Taipei on October 10, 2015. These efforts, along with appearances on variety programs like The Loneliness Experiment Show in July 2015, helped build a regional fanbase in Taiwan and mainland China despite limited mainstream chart success. Her prior training foundation enabled Sunnee's quick adaptation to these high-profile group dynamics and stage demands. Concurrently, Sunnee launched her acting career with a supporting role in the 2014 drama Angel 'n' Devil, where A'N'D collectively portrayed a group of combating threats in the "Bronze Dimension" storyline, aligning her music debut with on-screen exposure. She followed with a in the The X-Dormitory later that year, playing a minor character in a hostel-based narrative involving mysterious room manifestations. In 2015, Sunnee secured her first significant as Feng Xiaoxiao, a key , in the 30-episode drama School Beauty's Personal Bodyguard, a wuxia-romance series centered on a expert protecting a wealthy heiress, which aired on and highlighted her versatility beyond music. By 2017, she made minor cameos in variety shows and additional television projects, contributing to her emerging recognition in Taiwan's entertainment industry through these multifaceted early endeavors.

2018–2020: Produce 101 China and Rocket Girls 101

In 2018, Sunnee participated in the Chinese survival reality show (also known as Chuang 101), a Tencent-produced competition featuring 101 female s vying for spots in a temporary . As a from KL Entertainment, she demonstrated versatile skills in singing, rapping, and dancing across various themed performances, including vocal group stages and battle rounds that highlighted her emotional delivery in ballads and energetic presence in group choreographies. Her prior acting experience contributed to a confident stage presence that resonated with viewers and mentors during the competition. Sunnee ultimately ranked 8th in the finale on June 23, 2018, earning her position among the top 11 debut members of . Rocket Girls 101 officially debuted on June 23, 2018, with the self-titled single "Rocket Girls," a high-energy track that served as the group's introductory release and quickly gained traction on Chinese music platforms. The group followed with their first , Collide, released on August 18, 2018, which included additional tracks showcasing individual member highlights and collaborative dynamics. Throughout their promotions, Sunnee contributed to key performances such as re-staged versions of competition songs from Produce Camp episodes and live appearances on variety shows, where the members engaged in fan interactions through meet-and-greets, online live streams, and challenges to build a dedicated known as "101 Sprites." These activities emphasized group unity and personal growth during the mandated two-year contract period. The group's activities concluded with their disbandment on June 23, 2020, exactly two years after debut, as stipulated by the original contract terms under 's Wajijiwa Entertainment. This dissolution occurred amid legal disputes with , stemming from earlier 2018 conflicts over member schedules and contract exclusivity—particularly involving members from other agencies—and later 2020 negotiations for potential extensions that failed to reach agreement for the full lineup. Sunnee, along with the other members, returned to individual pursuits following the end of collective promotions.

2020–2023: Solo launch with Universal Music

Following the disbandment of , Sunnee signed an exclusive with Universal Music on June 24, 2020, marking her transition to solo artistry under a major label. This deal, facilitated by her rising popularity from the group, provided her with a platform to develop her individual sound blending pop, R&B, and personal storytelling. Sunnee launched her solo career with the single "By Your Side" (陽光的陪伴) on June 26, 2020, a lighthearted track that highlighted her versatile vocals and marked her first independent release. Building on this, she released her debut studio album How's the Weather Today? (天氣：晴) on September 28, 2020—coinciding with her birthday—which featured 10 tracks exploring themes of love, growth, and optimism through a mix of upbeat pop and introspective ballads. The album achieved significant commercial success, earning Double Diamond certification from QQ Music for surpassing 5 million digital units sold, establishing Sunnee as one of the fastest-rising female soloists on the platform. During this time, she contributed to soundtracks, including the ending theme "Things I Do For Love" for the 2020 drama Love Is Sweet (半是蜜糖半是傷), which showcased her emotional depth in romantic contexts. In 2021, Sunnee released her second album Secret Me (秘ME) on September 24, delving into more personal and introspective themes such as hidden emotions and self-discovery across 10 tracks that incorporated R&B influences and collaborations like "Oops! (I'm Comin' Thru)" with Amber Liu. The album received praise for its mature lyricism and vocal experimentation, reflecting her evolving artistry post-group era. She continued OST work with appearances on variety shows, tying into promotional efforts that amplified her visibility. Sunnee's third album Unplanned Surprise (计划外惊喜) arrived on December 23, 2022, featuring 10 upbeat tracks that experimented with and elements to capture unexpected joys in life and relationships. Standouts like the title track emphasized her playful side, while the project solidified her reputation for genre-blending releases under Universal Music. In 2022, she also contributed "What Year Is Tonight" (今夕是何年) to the of the historical drama (梦华录), further integrating her music with television narratives.

2024–present: RCA Records partnership and solo milestones

In July 2024, Sunnee signed an exclusive global partnership with , a division of , aimed at expanding her reach to international audiences beyond . This move followed her successful solo releases under Universal Music, which had solidified her independent artist profile with multilingual tracks blending Thai and Chinese influences. Under the new label, Sunnee released the single "Low Sugar" (低糖) on July 10, 2024, an R&B track about fleeting romance that she co-wrote. To mark her 10th anniversary in the industry, she released the five-track EP (赤) on November 19, 2024, featuring songs in Thai and Chinese that reflect on her career journey. Sunnee launched the "Ten-Year Dream" 10th Anniversary Tour, kicking off with a sold-out show at Guangdong Art Theatre in on January 19, 2025. The concert featured a career-spanning setlist of hits from her A'N'D, , and solo eras, highlighting her evolution as a bilingual performer. The tour underscores her heightened presence on platforms like and , where she shares behind-the-scenes content and interacts with fans worldwide, further amplifying her fusion of Thai-Chinese musical styles. She released the single "The World" (《这个世界》) on August 16, 2025, as the lead track from her EP 愈見陌生人, released on September 28, 2025. The song, co-written and composed with collaborator Xu Chang (SEN), explores themes of personal growth and life's journey through her signature clear, emotive vocals, and has been promoted across streaming platforms like and KKBOX to engage her growing global fanbase. Ongoing promotions include live performances and digital campaigns emphasizing her Thai-Chinese heritage, fusing pop elements with cultural motifs to appeal to diverse listeners.

Discography

Studio albums

Sunnee's studio albums mark her transition to a solo artist following her time with , emphasizing personal introspection, emotional depth, and evolving musical styles under Universal Music. Her debut effort established her as a commercial force in Mandarin pop, while subsequent releases explored R&B and collaborative elements, reflecting her growth in songwriting and production involvement. By 2022, she had released three full-length albums, each certified for strong digital performance in . Her first studio album, How's the Weather Today? (天气：晴), was released on September 28, 2020, featuring 10 tracks of introspective pop that delve into themes of and emotional resilience amid life's uncertainties. Produced in with Universal Music , the album includes standout singles like "Summer Party" and "By Your Side," blending upbeat rhythms with vulnerable lyrics drawn from Sunnee's personal experiences post-group activities. It achieved significant commercial success, with digital sales surpassing 5 million song units and generating over 10 million RMB in revenue within weeks of launch, earning a Double certification on . The second album, 秘ME (Secret Me), arrived on September 24, 2021, comprising 10 tracks infused with R&B influences that narrate Sunnee's journey of personal growth and self-discovery. Tracks such as "Addiction" (瘾) and "You Don't Suit Two People" (你不适合两个人) explore inner conflicts and relational dynamics through smooth melodies and introspective lyrics, showcasing her vocal versatility and co-writing contributions. This release built on her debut's momentum, highlighting a more mature sound while maintaining pop accessibility, though specific sales figures were not publicly detailed beyond strong streaming performance on platforms like QQ Music. Sunnee's third studio album, Unplanned Surprise (计划外惊喜), was issued on December 23, 2022, with 10 tracks that embrace collaborative pop elements and culminate in a holiday-themed closer, emphasizing unexpected joys and romantic serendipity. Featuring collaborations with producers like Asia D and tracks including "Bad for Me" and "Also Fine" (也好), the album shifts toward lighter, festive vibes while retaining emotional layers from her prior work. It performed well digitally, aligning with her growing fanbase, but detailed certification metrics were not disclosed at the time.
Album TitleRelease DateNumber of TracksKey ThemesNotable Commercial Achievements
How's the Weather Today? (天气：晴)September 28, 202010Introspection, emotional resilienceOver 5 million digital units sold; Double Diamond certification on QQ Music
秘ME (Secret Me)September 24, 202110Personal growth, inner conflictsStrong streaming presence on major platforms
Unplanned Surprise (计划外惊喜)December 23, 202210Romantic serendipity, festive joySolid digital performance; no specific certifications reported

Extended plays

In November 2024, Sunnee released her first EP under , Crimson (赤), a five-track project celebrating her 10th anniversary in the industry. The EP features tracks in Thai and Chinese, including "The Cloak," "Off-Season Highways," and "Dumb," exploring themes of emotional intensity and self-expression with R&B and pop elements. It marked a significant milestone in her global partnership with . Sunnee followed with 愈見陌生人 on September 28, 2025, another five-track EP delving into themes of fading connections and introspection, with songs like "Fading Warmth" and "I'm Missing You." Released under RCA, it continued her evolution in multilingual songwriting.

Singles as lead artist

Sunnee released her debut solo single "Don't Cry" (不哭) on September 20, 2018, while still a member of Rocket Girls 101. The emotional ballad served as a promotional track for the film Cry Me a Sad River (悲伤逆流成河) and marked her first individual release outside group activities, showcasing her vocal depth in a heartfelt narrative about resilience. It peaked at number 3 on the QQ Music Chart, establishing early solo recognition for her in the Chinese market. Following the disbandment of , Sunnee signed with Universal Music and launched her solo career with "By Your Side" on June 26, 2020. This reflective pop track, produced by Joseph Park (known for work with artists), explores themes of independence and personal growth, aligning with her transition to solo artistry. The single contributed to her debut solo album How's the Weather Today? later that year, emphasizing her bilingual appeal across Mandarin and English versions. On August 7, 2020, Sunnee followed up with "Summer Party" (夏日Party), an upbeat dance track produced by Josh Fountain, known for hits like BENEE's "Supalonely." Designed as a vibrant summer anthem, it gained traction through its infectious energy and dance challenge on social media platforms, promoting a carefree vibe amid her burgeoning solo phase. The song's viral elements helped amplify her visibility post-group era. In July 2024, after signing an exclusive global partnership with Sony Music Entertainment via RCA Records Greater China, Sunnee released "Low Sugar," her first single under the new label. This R&B-infused track, co-written by the artist herself, blends smooth melodies with introspective lyrics on modern relationships, signaling a mature evolution in her sound. It represents a key milestone in her international expansion, building on her established fanbase in Asia. Subsequent singles under RCA include "Summer Dream" (2024), a nostalgic pop track evoking youthful memories, and "Sandy Sleeps" (2024), an acoustic reflecting on fleeting moments. In 2025, she released "Playing Ball" ( 2025), an energetic collaboration highlighting her roots, and "Fly Like Me" (2025), an empowering anthem about self-confidence. Sunnee has engaged in several notable collaborations and featured appearances, primarily through duets and contributions to soundtracks, showcasing her versatility in romantic and emotional ballads. In 2020, she released the duet "Like a Child" (像孩子一樣長大) with (Z.TAO), a chill R&B track exploring themes of innocent love and growth, composed by Z.TAO and Dai Yuedong. That same year, Sunnee provided the ending theme "Things I Do For Love" for the romantic drama (半是蜜糖半是傷), a poignant English-language track reflecting on sacrificial relationships. In 2023, she collaborated with YKeophirun on "Missing You" (念你), the opening theme for the historical fantasy drama (安樂傳), blending ethereal vocals to convey longing and reunion.

Filmography

Television dramas

Sunnee made her acting debut in Taiwanese television dramas during her pre-debut period with the A'N'D. In 2014, she appeared in the youth fantasy series Angel 'n' Devil, portraying Ding Dang, a member of a high school tasked with defending against dark forces as part of a supernatural contract. The drama, a spin-off in the popular franchise, featured Sunnee alongside cast members like Simon Yan and Lucia Chen, blending elements of , and romance in a setting. That same year, Sunnee took on a supporting role in the horror-comedy The X-Dormitory, a spin-off from the Ultimate X series, where she played a dancing girl in a . The series follows the mysterious events at a run by a woman haunted by her family's disappearance, incorporating supernatural thriller elements with humorous undertones. Her brief involvement highlighted her early versatility in genre-bending Taiwanese productions. In 2015, Sunnee earned a lead romantic role as Feng Xiaoxiao in the action-romance drama School Beauty's Personal (also known as Mr. ), marking a significant step in her acting career. The series centers on a wushu expert hired to protect a wealthy heiress at university, with Sunnee's character entangled in romantic and comedic subplots amid campus intrigue and sequences. Co-starring Chung-Lin Li and Xiyue Cao, the drama received positive reception for its engaging mix of humor and action, contributing to Sunnee's growing recognition as an actress. In 2018, Sunnee starred as Lan Si Chun in the Taiwanese drama KO One Re-Call, a main role in the franchise involving fantasy and action elements. That year, she also played the lead role of Sunnee in the Chinese fantasy romance series Little Brother Has a Demon.

Variety and reality shows

Sunnee gained prominence through her participation in the 2018 reality survival show (also known as ), finishing in eighth place and securing a spot in the project girl group Rocket Girls 101. During her time with Rocket Girls 101, Sunnee made guest appearances on variety programs to promote the group, including the 2018 Keep Running Carnival, where the members performed their hit "Produce Camp 2019" theme song in a lively outdoor event. She returned as a guest on Keep Running (Season 11, Episode 12) in 2023, bringing her Thai heritage to the forefront by teaching the cast authentic Thai phrases and participating in cultural challenges, which highlighted her outgoing and humorous side in the fast-paced athletic variety format. Post-debut as a solo artist, Sunnee took on more prominent roles in variety shows, such as serving as the basketball team manager for the red team on Super Penguin League Season 2 in 2019, a sports-themed program on that blended competition with celebrity camaraderie, allowing her to display her leadership and athletic enthusiasm. In 2020, she appeared on music-focused variety specials, including performing "Yang Guang De Pei Ban" on Hello Life Season 2 (Episode 10) on CCTV-3, where her bright vocals and relatable anecdotes about her multicultural background endeared her to audiences. In 2023, Sunnee expanded her presence with regular membership on the outdoor adventure Let's Go Outdoors (also known as Qu Ye Ba), appearing in all 30 episodes on , where she engaged in activities like and , showcasing her adventurous spirit and ability to bond with co-stars through shared challenges in natural settings. That year, she also guested on the Thai Hungry Tiger Game (Episode 9), participating in fun, interactive segments that bridged her Thai roots with her Chinese fanbase, further emphasizing her versatile and approachable persona in cross-cultural entertainment. In 2024, Sunnee guest-starred on (Episodes 5-6) and served as the main host on Twinkle Love Season 4 (20 episodes). These appearances underscored her transition to solo activities, focusing on lighthearted, personality-driven content rather than intense competitions.

Other activities

Fashion modeling and magazine features

Sunnee has pursued fashion modeling alongside her music career, frequently appearing in print editorials and on magazine covers that highlight her androgynous and versatile style. In 2020, she starred in a dedicated electronic edition of ELLE Idol, where she was interviewed about her artistic evolution and posed in bold, minimalist outfits emphasizing her tomboyish aesthetic. This feature captured her transition from group member to solo , blending personal insights with high-fashion . She has also graced covers of lifestyle and fashion publications. These appearances often tied into her album promotions, featuring artistic portraits that documented her stylistic growth from youthful pop to more mature, eclectic looks. Her modeling work during this period emphasized conceptual themes like empowerment and self-expression, aligning with her public image as a trailblazing figure in Chinese entertainment. In the fashion event sphere, Sunnee attended Fashion Week in 2021, sitting front row at the BLANCORE Autumn/Winter collection show alongside other celebrities, where she was noted for her sleek, monochromatic ensemble. She continued her runway proximity in 2023 by appearing at Men's Fashion Week for the Kenzo Spring 2024 presentation, engaging with international designers and photographers. Following her 2024 partnership with , Sunnee's fashion presence evolved to reflect a more global, polished vibe, with features promoting her singles through styled photoshoots in major outlets that underscored her style maturation. These included endorsements for beauty lines integrated into modeling campaigns, though her print work remained centered on editorial storytelling rather than commercial ads.

Brand endorsements and public appearances

Sunnee has been involved in several brand endorsements, leveraging her appeal as a Thai-Chinese singer. She became a for , a subsidiary, in 2020, alongside partnerships with for apparel and Dove for personal care products. These collaborations highlighted her role in promoting beauty and lifestyle brands in the Asian market. In addition to these, Sunnee participated in promotional events for Yves Saint Laurent Beauty, including a branded activation at Coachella in 2019, where she engaged with fans and showcased the brand's products. Her involvement in such high-profile international events underscored her growing presence in global fashion and beauty circles. Sunnee has made notable public appearances at fan meets and group reunions. In November 2022, she joined fellow Rocket Girls 101 members for a fashion show performance, marking one of the group's post-disbandment gatherings. She also attended charity-oriented fan events, fostering connections with supporters through interactive sessions. Sunnee reunited with for a performance at the All Star Night in 2024. Following her 2024 signing with under , Sunnee embarked on global promotional activities in 2025, including press tours and live showcases to introduce her solo work internationally. Her "Ten-Year Dream" 10th anniversary tour featured appearances across Chinese cities like , , and as of November 2025, with plans for overseas extensions to engage Sony's worldwide audience.

Awards and nominations

Wins

Sunnee has received several accolades recognizing her contributions to music, particularly highlighting her breakthrough as a solo artist following her time with Rocket Girls 101. In 2019, her single "Sunny" was awarded the Annual Gold Song at the Asian New Song Chart Awards, praised for its uplifting R&B style and Sunnee's versatile vocal delivery that blended electronic elements with positive energy. Later that year, at the Pop Gold Song Chart New Force Assembly Awards, she won Most Popular New Force Female Singer, acknowledging her rising popularity and impact as an emerging talent in the Chinese music scene. At the 15th Migu Music Awards in 2021, Sunnee secured two honors: Best Breakthrough Artist of the Year, celebrating her rapid growth and innovative performances post-debut album, and Top 10 Gold Songs of the Year for "Yin" (瘾), a track noted for its emotional depth and chart-topping success on platforms like iTunes . In , she received the Most Individuality Female Singer award at the Icon Awards, which commended her distinctive stage presence, blending Thai heritage with contemporary aesthetics to create a unique artistic identity. In 2023, she won Annual Most Anticipated Singer at the 7th Pop Gold Song Carnival.

Nominations

Sunnee has received several nominations for her solo work across prominent Chinese music awards, recognizing her contributions as a newcomer and established artist in the scene. In 2022, she earned a nomination for Best New Artist at the 5th Audio-Video Association (CMA) for her debut album Weather: Sunny (天氣：晴), highlighting her breakthrough as a solo performer following the disbandment of Rocket Girls 101. The following year, Sunnee was nominated for Best Dance Artist at the 14th Chinese Music Awards (华语金曲奖) for her second album Secret ME (秘ME), which showcased her versatility in pop and dance genres; the award ultimately went to another artist. In 2021, she received a nomination for Best Female Newcomer at the 21st Southern Music Festival for Weather: Sunny. During her time with Rocket Girls 101 from 2018 to 2020, the group received multiple nominations at various ceremonies, including nods for Best Group at the 2019 Weibo Awards and Best New Group at the 2020 Tencent Music Entertainment Awards, though specific individual credits for Sunnee in these were not highlighted separately.

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