Celine Li aspired to a career in entertainment from a young age. She gained local recognition for her impressive talents as a performer during her teenage years and early adulthood. Naturally, she decided to attend the Communication University of China, renowned for nurturing broadcasting and television talents in the country. After completing her Bachelor's Degree, she achieved success in various vocal competitions across China.

Celine's journey continued as she pursued a Master's Degree in Acting from The Beijing Film Academy. Under the guidance of her mentor, Cui Xing Qing, a nationally acclaimed performing arts instructor, she further honed her skills. Together with her mentor, Celine co-authored a book that delved into the heart and soul of performing arts, published in 2005.

Her career extended to acting in both short and feature films, sharing the screen with notable figures like the popular Chinese actor Huang Bo. In 2009, Celine embarked on a new chapter by immigrating to the United States. She pursued education at the School of Visual Arts in New York City and UCLA in Los Angeles. Her passion for acting, film production, and distribution continued to drive her endeavors in the US.

Celine achieved a significant milestone by producing and starring in the feature film "When He Comes Back." Her talent and dedication were recognized when she won the Best Actress award at several film festivals.