Tu Hy Vien is too obsessed with beauty, died because of being injected with drugs, the poisonous oath fulfilled?

The obsession with porcelain white skin has pushed actress Tu Hy Vien (Dai S) into an extreme and fierce beauty path, along with the vow "For beauty, I will also drink poison", showing her defiance of health to pursue perfect beauty standards.

Shocking revelation from director Vuong Tinh: Obsessed with "dark" skin

Not long ago, the famous director Vuong Tinh (the person behind the movie God Bai) shared about the first time he met Tu Hy Vien on a livestream. He revealed that his first impression of Dai S was that he was a young female reporter with healthy dark skin. However, this is Tu Hy Vien's biggest obsession. She longed to have porcelain white skin, and even tried everything, including injecting "poison" into her body.

Page 163 also confirmed that in the early days of entering showbiz, Tu Hy Vien often faced harsh criticism for her physique and dark skin. Pressure from the public has pushed Dai S into a disciplined and strict life to the absolute point in changing and preserving her beauty, despite the deterioration of her health.

The "Deadly" Beauty Manual and the Fierce Oath

In 2004, Tu Hy Vien was not only a rising star but also an admired beauty icon, especially when she released a beauty handbook called My Dung Dai Vuong (The Beauty King). The book is a detailed collection of experiences, from weight management, skin care, hair, to body care secrets that she has personally tested. My Dung Dai Vuong quickly created a fever, with sales exceeding 100,000 copies, becoming a "bedside pillow" book for thousands of young girls who yearn for perfect beauty.

However, behind the commercial success of the book are beauty methods that Tu Hy Vien herself admit to be extreme and austere to the point of being frightening, making many readers terrified and difficult to follow.

The obsession with getting rid of innate dark skin to get the desired "glowing" porcelain white skin has pushed Tu Hy Vien to take risky actions, crossing the boundaries of health and safety: She almost broke up with the sun. Even on the hottest summer days, she still resolutely wears a long-sleeved shirt, shields thoroughly, and is determined not to let the sun's rays come into contact with her skin even for a moment. She once revealed the use of up to 4 bottles of sunscreen in just 10 days, an extraordinary amount that shows her obsession with protecting the skin.

She completely abandons any foods that are thought to be black or dark, believing that they can affect skin tone. Instead, she actively drinks filtered water and only uses foods that are said to aid whitening from within. Most alarming was her attempt to inject anticoagulants into her body in hopes of achieving pale, almost transparent skin. The consequences of this risky act were extremely serious: her body became fragile, even a slight impact would cause obvious bruises, causing unfathomable danger if she encountered an open wound.

Tu Hy Vien's declarations about beauty are not only sharing experiences but also fierce oaths to herself, making the public shudder: "To be as white as fluorescent lights, I would rather die and not expose myself to the sun". "At that time, I didn't care if it was harmful or not, as long as I heard that it would make my skin whiter, I had to try." Either be thin, or die.'" Because it's beautiful, I will also drink poison."

These statements show an absolute, almost self-destructive commitment to beauty. It was this iron discipline and defiance of health boundaries that were said to have led to exhaustion, contributing to her tragic death later.

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