‘If I die tomorrow, that's okay’: Hong Kong drama queen Jessica Hsuan opens up about life, death and having no regrets

HONG KONG, Oct 29 — If she were to die tomorrow, Jessica Hsuan would have no regrets.

The 56-year-old Hong Kong actress shared her views on mortality in an interview with As One on October 23, saying: “I have a very open-minded view on life and death.

“Every now and then, I’d ask myself, ‘If I suddenly leave tomorrow, is it okay?’ And my answer is okay, because I felt I had already done a lot of things I wanted to do.”

She has come to terms with death after experiencing losses in her family, including her father and pet dogs, over the years.

Jessica shared that her father, who was in his 90s, died in his sleep at home.

While she was caught off guard by his sudden demise, she began to accept it after changing her perspective on the matter.

“It was a kind of blessing [for him]. He was able to leave in his sleep, that’s what I hope for myself too...” she said.

“He was over 90 years old, and had already done and taught us many things. He had a good quality of life, that was most important to me.”

Jessica believes that it is important to be content with what she has.

As many things in the world “can be taken away at any time”, she feels that there is no need to get too attached to them.

Cherishing the present and having a clear conscience are part of her attitude towards life, she shared. — AsiaOne

‘Heroes’ star Hayden Panettiere’s death ruled accidental after fentanyl overdose, police close investigation into tragedy

‘Those years are not coming back’: Bollywood star Aamir Khan fights back tears over lost family time

‘Consent is fundamental’: UK comedian Russell Brand denies rape allegations while admitting he exploited his fame for sex

Kelantan opens 100 probes into illegal mining since 2024, 51 cases still under investigation

Anwar expresses deep sadness, extends condolences to Spain after deadly train collision

Anwar warns decline in reading and shallow thinking threaten civilisation

香港，10月29日讯——如果明天就去世，宣萱不会有任何遗憾。

这位 56 岁的香港女演员在 10 月 23 日接受 As One 采访时分享了她对死亡的看法，她说：“我对生死有非常开放的看法。”

“我时不时会问自己，‘如果我明天突然离开，可以吗？’我的答案是可以的，因为我觉得我已经做了很多我想做的事情。”

多年来，她经历了包括父亲和宠物狗在内的家庭成员的离世，因此她已经能够坦然面对死亡。

杰西卡透露，她的父亲已经90多岁了，在家中睡梦中去世。

虽然他突然离世让她措手不及，但她改变了对这件事的看法后，开始接受这个事实。

“对他来说，这是一种解脱。他能在睡梦中安详离世，我也希望自己能如此……”她说道。

“他已经90多岁了，做了很多事，也教会了我们很多东西。他生活质量很高，这对我来说最重要。”

杰西卡认为，对自己所拥有的一切感到满足很重要。

她觉得，世界上很多东西“随时都可能被夺走”，所以没有必要对它们投入太多感情。

她表示，珍惜当下、问心无愧是她的人生态度。——亚洲新闻网

《英雄》女星海顿·潘妮蒂尔因芬太尼过量服用而死亡，警方已裁定为意外死亡，并已结束对这起悲剧的调查。

“那些年一去不复返了”：宝莱坞明星阿米尔·汗强忍泪水，缅怀逝去的家庭时光

“同意至关重要”：英国喜剧演员罗素·布兰德否认强奸指控，但承认曾利用名气进行性交易

吉兰丹州自2024年以来已对100起非法采矿案件展开调查，目前仍有51起案件正在调查中。

安瓦尔对致命火车事故表示深切哀悼，并向西班牙表示慰问。

安瓦尔警告说，阅读量的下降和思维的肤浅正在威胁文明。