Barbie Hsu, a Taiwanese actress and the star of “Nizak Park”, dies in 48

Barbie Hsu, a Taiwanese actress, a TV host and a pop star who rushed to the popularity of all of Asia in 2001 as a teenage star, like Meteor Garden, on February 2 in Tokyo. It was 48.

Her death was announced for TVBS news in Taiwan by her sister De Hsu, who said the reason is the complications of influenza. The family was spending a holiday in Japan.

In “Meteor Garden”, which is a Japanese manga air conditioning “Sons above Flowers”, Mrs. HSU played the role of Dong Shan Cai, a naive student but from the poor family that a group of four children and Simine calls them . It is reluctantly interfering when the F4 leader, Dao Ming Si (which Jerry Yan plays), is located for her.

With her expressive eyes and Elfin features, Mrs. HSU was normal for this role, and exploded in popularity through logical spaces from Asia, where she was known as the title Big S.

Fans were particularly pulled to the nature of their flexible and flexible personality. “I am like the grass blade,” she said in one of the episodes. “Regardless of the number of times I was cut off, I will return and live again.”

The four male stars used the series’s effect to promote their boy’s band, which is also called F4 – for “Flower Four” – which makes “Meteor Garden” an early example of this type known as Drama Idol, love stories but addiction that display pop stars. The character of Mrs. Hsu has become the classic hero of this type.

Mi Ting Lee, a professor of media studies at the Chinese Hong Kong University specializing in Vannum and popular culture, wrote in an email, the show has become “the original TV drama model in Chinese that allowed cross -media car crossing cars.”

The popularity of the chain later led to the same source materials, including the 2018 Chinese drama with the same name and “children on flowers” greatly (2009).

Its popularity spread to the extent of the Philippines, as it became one of the highest performances in the country, which inspired semi -religious enthusiasm among young people who became known as “meteorite fever”. Philippine men adopted flexible hair and dress from their favorite characters, and the stars were mobilized when they visited the country.

During one visit, in 2003, the ABS-CBN media group, which broadcast the “Meteorological Park”, represents, A trap -used actor In a wig to disperse the attention of photographers, about 100 police officers were deployed to manage unbridled crowds.

HSI-Yan Hsu was born on October 6, 1976, in Taipei, Taiwan, to Huang Chun and HSU Chien. The family was noisy: her mother separated from her father over his game. Barbie’s mother and sister supported her by working as a real estate mediator.

In 1994, Mrs. Hasa and her younger sister D, D, Di, joined the Hua Kang Arts in Taipei, where they held a friendship with a group of his seven fellow colleagues, including actresses and singers Mavis, Pace Wu and Aya Liu.

While he was at Hwa Kang, HSU’s sisters started performing a dual pop known as SOS, or Sisters of Shu; Their pop Bubljoj in 1995 “Ten Minutes of Love” became a great success. They later changed their name to ASOS, for all Sisters Sis, and participated in various offers such as “Guess”, from 1996 to 2000, and “100 % Entertainment”, from 1998 to 2005.

Mrs. HSU benefited from “Meteor Garden” to encourage best -selling beauty counselors, published in 2004 and 2007, which encouraged readers to experience red wine face to prevent aging and Rogen from thickening their eyebrows.

In 2008, she branched into the cinema in Chinese by playing a woman kidnapped by an interpol gang in “Connected”, which is a new edition of the 2004 Hollywood movie. In 2010, she played the role of a sadistic young woman who killed her fiancé and his parents on her wedding night in the film “The era of murderers”, starring Michelle Yuh.

Mrs. Hassa withdrew from acting in 2011, but her loud relationship with Chinese businessman Wang Xiaof, whom she married in 2010, kept her in the spotlight; They divorced in 2021. Among the survivors of the son, HSI-Lin, and a daughter, HSI-Yeh, as well as her second husband, Koo Jun-Yup, a South Korean singer known as DJ Koo, who married her in 2022.

Mrs. HSU has witnessed a set of health issues, including heart and epilepsy, as well as a semi -fatal attack during the birth of her son. Her death sent ripples of sadness throughout Asia and went to Weibo, the Chinese social media platform. Post morning South China I mentioned Many of its bereaved fans have turned into Deepseek for Chinese artificial intelligence to create farewell messages that mimic its writing style.

Many of these messages noticed the phrase “Live beautifully”.