Kaili Hu was born on February 13, 1968, in Honolulu, Hawaii, USA. Chinese American actor.

In 1985, she won the title of the American Girl Beauty Pageant; in 1987, she participated in the large-scale sitcom "Growing Troubles," which was the first TV appearance for Kelly Hu; in 1998, she and Sammo Hung won the title of "Asian American Film Awarded the Best TV Actress Award; In 2002, starred in the thriller adventure film "The Scorpion King," which set a new high in April's premiere; in 2003, starred in the action film "Deadly Cradle"; 2010, Participated in (dubbing) the cartoon "Batman: Lost in the Shadows"; in 2011, participated in the sci-fi romance "I Know Women's Heart"; in 2012, participated in the superhero drama "Arrow"; 2014, Participated in the science fiction TV series "The Hundred Sons of the Earth."

Hu Kaili's great-grandfather is Cantonese, and her great-grandmother is Hawaiian. She has a quarter of Chinese ancestry, but she does not speak Chinese. She has been practicing karate together with her brother, a captain of the US Army since she was a child, reaching the black belt level. Also, Hu Kaili is also well versed in Japanese swordsmanship and is also very good at sports such as swimming and skating. In early 1985, after communicating with one of her girlfriends who had gone to Japan to participate in a model contest, Hu Kaili decided to participate in some beauty contests and then entered the modeling world. She signed up for the local girl beauty pageant and finally won the Miss Teen USA (Miss Teen USA) championship. They also became the first Asian girl to win this crown.