Chinese Star Leo Li Explores Hoi An, Wows on Da Nang’s Golden Bridge

Vietnamese singer Chi Pu brought Chinese actress and singer-songwriter Leo Li to explore Da Nang and Hoi An. There, they released floating lanterns onto the Hoai River and had their picture taken at the Golden Bridge.

Chi Pu (R) shared a set of vacation pictures taken with Leo Li in Da Nang and Hoi An on May 6, showing that the journey was spontaneously organized by the Chinese vocalist without any previous arrangements. Born in Hunan Province, China, Leo Li has spent 14 years in the entertainment sector as a multifaceted artist encompassing singing, acting, and hosting TV shows. She gained recognition through performances in movies like "The General and I," "Let My Heart Glow with Joy," and "When Water Crossed Paths With Fire: A Romance." In the meantime, Chi Pu is a well-known vocalist in Vietnam and she entered the Chinese market through her participation in "Sisters Who Make Waves," a prominent Chinese reality program. She garnered significant interest locally with her musical presentations during the course of the show.

At a nearby eatery, they enjoy some coconut water. Despite being largely unplanned, Chi Pu recounted taking her companion around Ho Chi Minh City, attending a performance at the municipal theater, shopping for local labels, traveling to Da Nang to swim and explore coral reefs, visiting Hoi An, going up Ba Na Hills, and savoring numerous delectable Vietnamese dishes.

In Hoi An, they explored the historic district after dark, cruised along the Hoai River, and set adrift floral lanterns.

The duo samples tofu pudding in Hoi An.

They both love taking the boat tour along the Hoai River in Hoi An.

Chi Pu and Leo Li are photographed on the Golden Bridge atop Ba Na Hills in Da Nang. The Golden Bridge, spanning 150 meters in length and 12.8 meters in width, was conceived by architect Vu Viet Anh and his team as an enormous set of hands crafted from fiberglass and steel netting. This structure gained global fame Shortly after its opening in June 2018, it garnered significant media attention and attracted tourists globally.

Leo Li takes a cable car journey up to the summit of Ba Na, traveling along the 5,771-meter-long track, recognized as the world’s longest single-cable system.

They both take pictures on a exclusive beach at an upscale hotel in Da Nang.

The duo also ventured out for a boat trip to explore and dive among the corals.

Photos courtesy of Leo Li and Chi Pu’s Instagram pages.