China Moon

About China Moon

Born in San Diego, California, on September 13, 1971, China Moon is an American performer whose career in adult entertainment began in the mid-1990s. Of Chinese, Filipino, and Spanish descent, she entered the industry after responding to an agency advertisement and relocating to Los Angeles. Early descriptions depicted her as a small, distinctive "San Diego girl," discovered by casting directors during the video boom, with her initial work appearing in 1994.

During her career, she also utilized the names June Lee and Minky, sometimes listed as Minkie. Alias variations, such as "Jamie Lee," sometimes appeared on overlapping filmographies, a common occurrence due to packaging practices and international reissues of the time. Her early contributions were frequently in Asian-themed and couples-focused vignette films, where she quickly progressed from suggestive scenes to more explicit content as demand for niche ethnic titles grew in video stores.

China Moon's active period primarily spanned from 1994 to 1999, though some databases include a later credit into 2001 depending on how compilation films are counted. Her body of work generally comprises around thirty to forty original titles, in addition to numerous reissues and compilation anthologies. She collaborated with a variety of U.S. distributors prominent in the mid-90s market, contributing to films like Asian Exotica (1995), Dim Sum (Eating Chinese) (1996), and The Twin Peaks of Mount Fuji (1996). Her involvement in couples features, such as Dreamers (1995) and Dreamers 2: Awakening (1998), often featured scenes highlighting oral-to-facial acts and playful scenarios. Later compilations, including Deeper Vol. 1 (1998) and interracial/anal anthologies where she might be credited as June Lee, further demonstrate how her content was recirculated.

She gained recognition for her enthusiastic oral performances, including deepthroat, facials, and swallowing. Her on-screen style often involved energetic cowgirl positions with creampie finishes, and in select titles, anal scenes. She also incorporated mild fetish elements, cultivating a persona described as "cute-but-dirty," which producers frequently employed in Asian lineup series. Documentation from her era is scarce, relying more on VHS cover art, catalog stills, and retailer promotional materials than in-depth magazine features, a common trait for performers in gonzo and vignette styles outside the mainstream glamour circuit.

Her frequent co-stars included actors common in mid-90s Los Angeles, such as Dave Hardman and Rick Masters, appearing alongside ensemble casts in Asian-themed anthologies and couples videos, rather than high-profile pairings. Physically, she was listed at 5 feet 4 inches and around 110 pounds, with black hair, brown eyes, and a lean, athletic