Xu Xi Yuan's younger sister regrets her sister's passing and blames herself for not listening to her advice.

After more than a year of hiatus, Xu Xi Di recently officially returned to work. During an appearance on a variety show, the female host moved viewers when she publicly shared for the first time about the pain of loss following the passing of her older sister, Xu Xi Yuan.

According to reports, after the death of Xu Xi Yuan, Xu Xi Di almost completely avoided official interviews. She admitted to falling into a state of mental depression and relying on alcohol to cope with her grief. "After my sister passed away, my life became empty for a long time. I wandered aimlessly, not knowing what I was doing. I wasn't living like a wreck, but I became dependent on alcohol. Sitting down and talking to my mother about my sister was the only way for me to relieve my sadness," the TV host said tearfully.

Not only did she face the pain of losing a loved one, but she also carried a deep sense of regret. Xu Xi Di revealed that she was the one who suggested the trip to Japan – a trip that later became a painful memory for the family. "My mother opposed the trip because the cost was too high. Every time I think of my sister, I'm tormented by the thought, 'If only we had listened to Mom and not gone, maybe this tragedy wouldn't have happened,'" she shared. Although her mother advised her not to blame herself, the TV presenter said that the feeling of guilt haunted her for a long time.

The heartfelt words of the late actress's sister moved many viewers. On social media, many sent words of encouragement, hoping the family would soon overcome their loss. Many opinions suggested that feelings of self-blame are a common reaction after major events, and that Xu Xi Di's public sharing was a first step in her healing process.

The passing of Barbie Hsu leaves a huge void in the Chinese entertainment industry. Born in 1976, she was one of the pioneering stars who spread the wave of Taiwanese television dramas throughout Asia. Her role as Sam Tai in the hit drama Meteor Garden in 2001 is considered the brightest milestone of her career, earning her a nomination for Best Actress at the Golden Bell Awards. Following this success, the actress continued to participate in many projects such as War God and Summer Bubble, while also pursuing a musical career with her sister in the group ASOS.

Besides acting, she is also known as the "beauty guru" thanks to her bestselling beauty books in the Chinese-speaking world. However, the actress's private life has also been the focus of media attention on numerous occasions. In 2010, she married businessman Wang Xiaofei after only 20 days of acquaintance. The couple had two children but divorced in 2021 after 11 years of marriage.

In 2022, she surprised the public by remarrying Koo Jun Yup – her former lover from two decades earlier. The story of their rekindling their romance after he called her old phone number, which she had kept for 20 years, touched many hearts. However, their happiness was short-lived, as the actress passed away on February 2, 2025, due to pneumonia during a trip to Japan.

Following her death, a series of disputes over property and child custody with Wang Xiaofei were also reported in the media. Meanwhile, Koo Jun Yup announced he was renouncing his inheritance rights and frequently visited his wife's grave. Recently, he even unveiled a memorial statue inspired by her image during her lifetime.

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