On February 6, Huang Xin—also known by her nickname Xiao Si Yue—posted several selfies online, quickly sparking discussion. Now approaching 17, she is being described as having clearly “grown into her features,” with large expressive eyes, a high and delicate nose bridge, and a tall, slender figure. Her blonde-dyed hair and confident gaze gave off a distinctly modern and international vibe.
Earlier, at the end of January, Huang Xin was also spotted at an airport with brightly dyed hair, a look some described as “rebellious,” noting that it mirrors the self-expression common among teenagers her age. Despite the attention, she is known to shy away from cameras and often avoids media lenses when encountered in public.
Photos circulating online show Huang Xin appearing with a friend at the airport after returning to China from overseas for the winter break. According to reports, she is currently studying at the prestigious Institut Le Rosey in Switzerland, one of the world’s most elite boarding schools.
Zhao Wei is one of China’s most influential actresses, having debuted at 17 in A Soul Haunted by Painting and rising to pan-Asian stardom in 1998 with her iconic role as Xiao Yanzi in My Fair Princess. She later starred in numerous successful films and dramas such as Painted Skin, Romance in the Rain, and Tiger Mom. Beyond acting, she also built a career as a singer and director, cementing her reputation both domestically and internationally.
However, in August 2021, Zhao Wei was abruptly placed on a Chinese government “blacklist,” resulting in the removal of her online presence, the takedown of her works from major platforms, and the freezing of some assets. Since then, she has largely stayed out of the public eye, living a low-profile life.
Sources: Sina, ngoisao
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