On February 6th, QQ reported that information allegedly from Barbie Hsu‘s emergency room records during her hospitalization in Japan continued to circulate on social media, drawing considerable public interest. According to a person claiming to be Barbie Hsu’s family’s tour guide in Japan, doctors discovered multiple unusual injection marks on the “Meteor Garden” star’s arms and wrists at the time of her death.

At that time, the medical team providing emergency care to Barbie Hsu questioned why there were so many injections on her body, and the injection sites were also deemed problematic. In response to questions from the emergency doctors, Barbie Hsu’s family remained silent. They all asserted that the actress died from influenza and pneumonia. Subsequently, they quickly signed the death certificate.

The above information, after being published, caused a stir in Chinese public opinion. Many netizens raised questions about whether there were hidden circumstances surrounding Barbie Hsu’s sudden death abroad. However, according to QQ, since Barbie Hsu’s death in Japan, numerous unverified images and information have been posted on social media. Therefore, the public needs to be cautious and avoid making unfounded speculations that could affect the deceased as well as the bereaved family.

Barbie Hsu’s ashes were brought back to her hometown of Taiwan by her husband Koo Jun Yup and her family on February 5th. The actress’s ashes are placed at her private residence in the Xinyi District (Taipei, Taiwan). Barbie Hsu’s younger sister stated that she wants to keep her older sister’s ashes at home so that she won’t be lonely and will always have her family by her side. Therefore, the family will not hold a funeral or burial service for Barbie Hsu.