Rosalie Chiang (born October 1, 2005) is an American actress. She is known for her leading role of Meilin Lee in the Pixar animated film Turning Red (2022).

Chiang was born on October 1, 2005, in Fremont, California.^[1] Her mother is Taiwanese,^[2][3] while her father is Singaporean.^[3] Chiang is fluent in the Mandarin Chinese language.^[4] Her mother called her Mei-Mei as a child.^[5]

Before entering acting, Chiang was an author and wrote two poetry books: A is for Albatross: Birds A to Z and A is for Arowana: Freshwater Fish A to Z.^[4][3] The former received the Skipping Stones Honour Award.^[3] Chiang had previously played minor roles in short films and commercials prior to being hired as the lead role in Turning Red. She auditioned for the role using her mother's iPhone 6.^[6] During the film's development, Chiang was hired at the age of 12 as a temporary placeholder until the team officially picked an actress for the character. As the film continued with development, Chiang was hired as a permanent cast member for the film.^[1]