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Hsu Wei Lun
許瑋倫
File:Hsu Wei Lun.jpg
Other namesBeatrice Hsu
Years active2001 - 2007
Height168 cm (5 ft 6 in)
WebsiteWei Lun's official site Template:Zh icon

Hsu Wei Lun (simplified Chinese: 许玮伦; traditional Chinese: 許瑋倫; pinyin: Xǔ Wěi Lún), (November 13, 1978January 28, 2007) was a Taiwanese actress.

Acting Career

Hsu Wei Lun was a well-known actress from Taiwan and had been acting for about 5 years. She started her career as a model, but her charm and beauty were quickly noticed by television producers. She started acting while in university, and gradually gaining her fame and popularity. She was not only known for her looks, but her lovable performances in acting as well. She also co-stared in a few super hit MVs and a very popular figure in television commercials in Taiwan.

She was first noticed by the press for her role in a television commercial for the convenience store chain 7-Eleven, and later for her role in the GTV drama True Love 18 (十八歲的約定) for which she was nominated “Best Supporting Actress” at the Golden Bell Awards (金鐘獎) in 2002. From there, she went on to take on leading roles in various television dramas and movies.

She was probably first noticed by audience for her brief appearance in the Asia popular TV drama “Meteor Garden”(流星花園). Her first popular leading role was the Taiwan TV drama “Love Storm” where she starred with her ex-boyfriend Vic Zhou (ZaiZai Zhou Yu Min 周愉民), one of the members of F4 band.

She was the girlfriend of actor-singer Lee Wei (李威) before being linked with Vic Zhou in 2004.[1] Her relationship with Zhou didn't last and ended in 2005. She starred in 2005 Taiwan hit TV drama “Express Boy” (惡男宅急電) with Mike He Jun Xiang (賀軍翔) and became an Asian popular television star.

Music

Hsu was also a talented musician, capable of playing piano, harp, guitar, drums, and erhu.

She had a duet with Gary Cao Ge in the song Freedom for the Nine-Ball TV drama OST in 2004.

Car accident and death

Hsu was involved in a fatal accident on the Taichung stretch of Taiwan's National Highway No. 1 at 23:15 on January 26 2007 while travelling with her assistant to Nantou for the filming of Tai Yang De Nu Er. Her Mini Cooper driven by her assistant collided with the barrier/guardrail on the highway and spun out to the other side (slow lane) of the highway and came to a halt. According to passers-by, the Mini Cooper was travelling at around 120-130km/h.

Having come to a halt, and thinking that it was safe, Hsu Wei Lun unbuckled her seat belt before the Mini Cooper's rear-end was hit by a truck. When the collision occurred, only the passenger side's airbag was deployed. The front airbag failed to deploy (airbags are not designed to deploy in rear impact collision). Contrary to witness' testimony, her assistant denied being the driver at the time of the accident.

Despite 43 hours of emergency treatment, her heartbeat stopped at 17:09 and she passed away on January 28, 2007 at 19:37 local time, leaving behind her father, mother and a younger brother.[2]

Profile

  • Name: 許瑋倫 / Hsu Wei Lun
  • Name (English): Beatrice Hsu
  • Height: 168cm
  • Weight: 45kg
  • Star sign: Scorpio
  • Blood type: A
  • Education: Tamkang University 淡江大學法文系 (French Major)
  • Spoken Languages: Mandarin, Taiwanese, English, French
  • Talent: Piano, Harp, Erhu, Guitar, Drum
  • Family: Father, Mother, Younger brother
  • Favorite Color: Black and white
  • Favorite Fruit: Blackberries
  • Favorite Music: Classical, Jazz and R&B
  • Favorite Actress: Julia Roberts
  • Favorite Singer: Mariah Carey

TV Series

Movies

Music

  • (2004) Freedom - Nine-Ball OST duet

Music videos

  • (2001) Victor Huang 品冠, Responsibility of Being Fond Of You 〈疼你的責任〉
  • (2001) Wang Lee Hom, Sense Of Safe 〈安全感〉
  • (2001) Nicholas Tse 〈慌〉, Fluster
  • (2001) Eason Chan, King of Karaoke Songs 〈K歌之王〉
  • (2001) 吳宗憲, Strangers, Who Love Me? 〈陌生人、誰愛我〉
  • (2001) MAYDAY, Will You? 〈好不好〉
  • (2000) Sammi Cheng, Willing 〈捨得〉
  • (2000) 江美琪, Lonely Flight〈寂寞飛行〉

Books

References