Joie Qu Ying (; born July 2, 1971, in Changde, Hunan) is a Chinese model, actress, and singer.
Qu graduated from the modern drama class at Hunan Vocational College of Art, and later became a cast member in the Hunan Theatrical Company (now Hunan Performance Group).
In 1990, she started working as a professional model as she joined a fashion show team in Beijing and became one of China's first supermodels. She participated, and ended up as a runner-up, in the New Silk Road Chinese Modeling Competition () in 1991.
Qu made her television series debut in Plum Woman in 1990. She became known for her roles in Zhang Yimou's film Keep Cool (1997) and television series Love Talks (1999) and its spinoff Adieu (2003).
Qu started her singing career with the album "Fly With Me" in 1994 and signed with record company BMG in 1997.