69-Year-Old Cheng Hsiu-yue Passes Away; Daughter He Yi-chi Speaks Out, Hopes to 'Handle Perfectly'

Veteran Taiwanese Hokkien singer Cheng Hsiu-yue has died at the age of 69, sending ripples of sadness through the entertainment industry. The news of her passing was confirmed by her close friend, actress Yang Kuei-mei, who shared that Cheng had recently passed away peacefully. Cheng was renowned for her contributions to Taiwanese folk music, particularly for popularizing songs such as "White Love."

Following the announcement of her mother's death, Cheng's daughter, singer He Yi-chi, remained silent for a day before breaking her silence on social media. Through an Instagram story, He Yi-chi expressed her current situation, stating, "There are many things to handle right now, and I apologize for not being able to reply to messages one by one. I only hope to handle everything perfectly. Thank you for everyone's concern." Her brief message conveyed the immense task she faces and garnered sympathy from fans and friends.

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Currently, there are many things to handle, and I apologize for not being able to reply to messages one by one. I only hope to handle everything perfectly. Thank you for everyone's concern.

Many in the entertainment circle and fans have offered their condolences to Cheng's family. Actress Yang Kuei-mei, who had a long-standing friendship with Cheng through the late artist Wen Ying, described their bond as sisterly and bid farewell to her friend with "Always love you, miss you." The outpouring of grief highlights Cheng Hsiu-yue's significant impact on Taiwanese music and her cherished place in the hearts of many.

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Always love you, miss you.