In recent years, breast cancer has been deeply rooted in the hearts of the people, and many women have changed their minds when talking about "cancer". A large part of the reason is that many celebrities have frequently revealed the news of suffering from breast cancer. Today, le

In recent years, breast cancer has been deeply rooted in the hearts of the people, and many women have changed their minds when talking about "cancer". A large part of the reason is that many celebrities have frequently revealed the news of suffering from breast cancer. Today, let’s remember the actresses suffering from breast cancer whom we chased together over the years.

Chen Xiaoxu became famous for his role as Lin Daiyu in the 1987 version of "A Dream of Red Mansions" and became the childhood goddess in the minds of many viewers born in the 80s and 90s. After Chen Xiaoxu left the acting circle, he went into business in 1991 and founded Beijing Shibang United Advertising Co., Ltd. in 1996.

In the following years, Shibang Advertising Company's annual turnover reached 200 million yuan, and it was awarded the title of CCTV's Outstanding Advertising Agency for four consecutive years. Chen Xiaoxu was also selected as one of the top ten most charming female advertisers in China in 2005-2006. And was elected as the 2005 Chinese Economic Person of the Year.

While her career was booming, her physical condition was not optimistic. In 2006, she was diagnosed with terminal breast cancer. Faced with the disease, Chen Xiaoxu chose to become a nun at Baiguo Xinglong Temple on February 23, 2007, and study Buddhist scriptures. Eighty-one days later, on May 13, 2007, Chen Xiaoxu died in Shenzhen due to the progression of breast cancer at the age of 41.

Ah Sang (Judy), whose real name is Huang Yanlin, is a female pop singer in Taiwan, China. Sad love songs have been popular in the past few years, and Asang's "Sang Love Song" is unique. Her voice, which is slightly hoarse and melancholy in the vicissitudes of life, has become the spokesperson for the lonely hearts of urban women.

In 2005, with the release of his masterpiece "Loneliness Is Singing", Assan sang about the loneliness hidden in the hearts of men and women. In the same year, the song "It's Always Quiet" was also included in the TV soundtrack of the costume fairy tale "Legend of Sword and Fairy". In 2006, Ah Sang shifted his career focus to the development of the mainland. In the same year, he participated as a contestant in the variety show " is famous " organized by Hunan Satellite TV . While

's career was booming, Asan was diagnosed with lymphoma in 2007. In October 2008, the cancer cells in Asan's body had deteriorated and spread to late-stage breast cancer. Finally, Asan died at 8 a.m. on April 6, 2009. He died at Tzu Chi Hospital in Xindian District, New Taipei City at 1:30 p.m. He was only 34 years old.

Yao Beina , born in Wuhan, Hubei, is a Chinese popular female singer. I first met Yao Beina on July 12, 2013, in the first episode of "The Voice of China Season 2 ". She won the competition from four instructors with her song "Maybe Tomorrow". Later, her performance of "Heart Fire" at the Hubei Satellite TV New Year's Eve Party was widely sung.

In 2014, Yao Beina sang "Let It Go", the ending song of the Oscar-winning animated film "Frozen". The song "Where Has the Time Gone" from her third solo album "Born Proud" released in 2015 became popular in China.

However, what is not known is that Yao Beina suffered from breast cancer in 2011 and underwent mastectomy and plastic reconstruction surgery. The operation lasted 8 hours. After chemotherapy, her body recovered; in 2014, the cancer cells had metastasized to the brain and lungs. , the situation was not optimistic; he died in Peking University Shenzhen Hospital in January 2015 due to the progression of breast cancer.

The actresses we chased together in those years were brilliant on stage, but suffered from illnesses off stage. Why is the incidence of breast cancer among female stars so high? The main reasons are as follows.

1. No childbearing, late childbearing, and no breastfeeding. Almost the vast majority of female celebrities marry late or never marry and have no children. Late marriage, late childbearing and no breastfeeding are three risk factors that lead to a high incidence of breast cancer. Women who breastfeed for more than 6 months can reduce the risk of breast cancer.

2. High mental pressure. The life and work of celebrities are stressful. The greater their fame, the more announcements they make, and the fuller their schedules. All these will lead to disruption of female endocrine function. Endocrine disorders are also an important cause of breast hyperplasia.

3. Taking too many products containing estrogen. In order to maintain good skin and body condition at all times and to delay aging, some celebrities abuse hormones, which leads to breast cancer.