Tu Hy Vien had a strange injection mark on his skin, the cremation staff revealed a shocking thing?

Asian showbiz in general and Chinese-language showbiz in particular are filled with grief after the sudden death of Tu Hy Vien. No one can believe this heartbreaking truth.

The Meteor Garden star was confirmed by her family to have died in Japan during a trip at the beginning of the year, due to influenza and pneumonia.

The cause of Tu Hy Vien's death, as well as the rush to do the posthumous work for the late artist from the family, caused a lot of discussion and suspicion, especially after a tour guide in Japan published the medical records and images of the Summer Bubble star online. On February 8, Sohu newspaper attracted attention when it published an article pointing out unanswered questions surrounding Tu Hy Vien's sudden death.

According to Taiwanese (Chinese) media sources, Tu Hy Vien died on the morning of February 2 (i.e. the 5th day of the Lunar New Year). 1 day later (3/2, i.e. the 6th day of the Lunar New Year), she was taken to be cremated in Japan. On February 5, Tu Hy Vien's family brought the ashes of the late actor to Taiwan (China). Tu Hy Vien's aftermath took place in 3 days. Sohu newspaper thinks that this is too urgent and hasty.

At the time, some people said that Japanese law stipulates that children must be cremated within three days of death. Usually, the bereaved will choose to be cremated after 1 night of prayer. During this process, the soil will be preserved with dry ice. In particular, currently in Japan, the flu epidemic is raging and there are many people infected every day. Therefore, Tu Hy Vien was forced to be cremated 24 hours after his death.

However, according to Sohu newspaper, there is no rule in Japan that requires cremation of a body within 24 hours. Although Japan restricts the transportation of children abroad and there are a lot of cumbersome procedures to do this, Tu Hy Vien's family can still bring her body back to the country to take care of the aftermath. Especially when they are willing to spend more than 2 million TWD (more than 1.5 billion VND) to rent a private plane to bring Tu Hy Vien's ashes back to the country. Therefore, the decision to cremate Tu Hy Vien's son in a hurry without letting her hà.ng, friends, colleagues see her face or see her off for the last time from the late star's relatives is confusing and surprising.

Not only that, Tu Hy Vien's family also decided not to hold a farewell ceremony or burial of the actress's ashes. Initially, they kept Tu Hy Vien's ashes at the late artist's home in a high-end apartment complex in Xinyi (Taipei, Taiwan, China). However, due to the objection of neighbors, on the morning of February 8, Tu Hy Vien's family announced that they would bury the star's ashes in the form of burial. The family is carrying out procedures to apply for the local government to provide an environmentally friendly resting place for Tu Hy Vien.

After the above announcement, Tu Hy Vien's family was tr.í.ch to mourn the actress negligently, over loudspeakers and informally. According to ETtoday, the burial procedure is very fast, and the burial can take place the same day after completing the registration. In addition, the government also does not charge fees for this form of burial. When the ashes are buried, they will be placed in biodegradable plastic bags, buried under ancient trees and without a tombstone with their names written on them.

This also means that for many years, it is very likely that children, relatives and the audience will not know where Tu Hy Vien is buried because the trees grow very quickly or when necessary, they will be moved to another place. Therefore, the Chinese public is now asking Tu Hy Vien's family to set up a decent and solemn grave for the late artist. However, Tu Hy Vien's relatives have not yet responded to this issue.

On February 6, QQ newspaper reported that important information in Tu Hy Vien's emergency records at the hospital she treated in Japan, spread on social media, received great attention from the public. According to a person claiming to be a tour guide of Tu Hy Vien's family in Japan, doctors found many unusual injection marks on the Meteor Garden star's arms and wrists at the time of her death.

At that time, the medical team receiving emergency care for Tu Hy Vien wondered why there were many injections on Tu Hy Vien's body and the injection site was also considered problematic. To questions from the emergency doctor, Tu Hy Vien's family did not answer. They all confirmed that the actress died of influenza and pneumonia. After that, they quickly signed the death certificate.

The attitude of Tu Hy Vien's family in that situation as well as their rush to cremate the actress as mentioned above is considered quite strange. In addition, according to Next Apple's exclusive news, the last cause of death recorded in Tu Hy Vien's medical records was "blood infection".

This made Chinese netizens wonder if Tu Hy Vien's family was hiding the real reason for the death of the top star abroad. Regarding the information about Tu Hy Vien's emergency records and medical records in Japan that have been widely spread on social media for the past time, her family has not yet had any official response.

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