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Min Tai
Born	Shaanxi, China
Other names	Tammy Tai
Years active	2004–present

Min "Tammy" Tai (Chinese: 邰敏; pinyin: Tái Mǐn) is a Chinese novelist^[1] and film producer. Born in Shaanxi, China, she is the author of nine Chinese novels^[2] including One Night in Beijing [夜北京].^[3][4] MetroStyle dubbed her the Carrie Bradshaw of China.^[5]

Tai is a former model, and was part of the top ten in the 2005 Miss Universe Beijing pageant. She has studied directing and script-writing, and previously worked as an assistant director for the 2013 film Legendary: Tomb of the Dragon.^[6] Tai was a producer on the 2019 film Number One (拿摩一等),^[7] directed by sixth generation Chinese director Ah Nian.

In 2021, she served on the International Competition Jury at the 37th Warsaw Film Festival.^[8] The English translation of her novel One Night in Beijing [夜北京] was published by Paget in November 2021.^[9]

In 2022, Tai was the lead actress and producer of a short film based on her novel My Dear Stranger. The film,^[10] directed by Melanie Joanne George, received the Best Experimental Film award at the Golden Harvest Film Festival Season 2,^[11] and winner of the Film on Women category at the World Film Carnival Singapore (May 2022).^[12]