How did Zhou Xuan die, why is Zhou Xuan so old

The reasons why Zhou Xuan looks so old are as follows:

1. Natural poor potato matching factors: with the increase of age, body tissues and organs fail, function degenerates, weight loss, and the tissues with more water content are relatively reduced, and fibrosis appears. These are irreversible and belong to natural aging under normal conditions.

2. Environmental factors: Bad living habits, smoking, drinking, staying up late, basking in the sun, lack of exercise, etc., will lead to the accumulation of free radicals in the human body, accelerate cell oxidation and energy consumption, destroy normal cells, and make the human body age.

3. Pathological factors: chronic diseases, malnutrition, tumors and other consumptive deficiency diseases will also accelerate the aging of the body.

Why is Zhou Xuan so old, because her grade is relatively large, and people's maintenance level of ** in the 20s of the last century was very poor.

Zhou Xuan died of sudden encephalitis.

Zhou Xuan, born in a family surnamed Su in Changzhou, formerly known as Su Pu, was secretly abducted by his uncle who smoked a lot of cigarettes when he was a child, and was secretly abducted to the Wang family in Jintan County, so he changed his name to Wang Xiaohong. After the divorce of the Wang family, Xiaohong was given to a family surnamed Zhou in Shanghai and renamed Zhou Xiaohong.

At the age of 12, she was introduced to join the Mingyue Song and Dance Troupe founded by Li Jinhui to learn art. With the fame of "Angel on the Road" in one fell swoop, she sang popular in the film industry with her sweet and soft singing voice, Zhou Xuan must sing every film, and impress the audience with her singing voice, achieving a good market effect.

In his early years, Zhou Xuan had a chronic illness of mental weakness, and lived in Hongqiao Sanatorium when he was filming in Shanghai. Later, she was sent to the hospital for six years, and she had already improved, but in the summer of 1957, it was very hot, and Zhou Xuan was sent to the hospital because of sudden encephalitis.

It is generally believed that Zhou Xuan died in Huashan Hospital on September 22, 1957 after a sudden acute meningitis, which was ineffective after expert treatment.

According to the recollection of Director Li of the Shanghai Psychiatric Hospital at that time, Zhou Xuan should have actually died of a malignant syndrome caused by the antipsychotic drug chlorpromazine she was taking at the time, and the symptoms were extremely consistent. It's just that the clinicians at that time didn't understand this ***, so it was explained as encephalitis.

During the filming of the movie "Dove of Peace", there was a lot of pressure and depression, and finally he suddenly had acute meningitis, which was ineffective after expert treatment, and died in Huashan Hospital on September 22, 1957.

Zhou Xuan, she filmed more than 40 films during her lifetime, and more than 200 songs have been circulated for decades. In the thirties and forties of the last century, she became a generation of singers who were famous at home and abroad. But her background has always been a mystery, the pace of the turbulent times has set her a tortuous life path, and the ruthless social reality has made her unable to escape the bumpy fate, and finally went crazy to death.

She has been tortured for nearly forty years in less than forty years on earth.

The general saying is: On September 22, 1957, Zhou Xuan suffered from encephalitis and left the world in a hurry.

However, Zhou Xuan's son Zhou Wei questioned the cause of his mother's death in the new edition of "My Mother Zhou Xuan".

Zhou Xuan's life fate was bumpy, and at the age of 39, she struggled to leave this world in Shanghai Psychiatric Hospital, leaving behind countless intractable lawsuits and mysteries.

Some readers found that the new version of "My Mother Zhou Xuan" was more than 200,000 words more than the 1987 edition, which disclosed for the first time many little-known historical truths: such as Zhou Xuan's birth details, marital rights and wrongs, and posthumous property disputes, but also questioned his sudden death in a psychiatric hospital.

It is understood that in 1987, Zhou Xuan's son Zhou Wei launched the book "My Mother Zhou Xuan", but due to the limitations of human factors at that time, the book did not mention Zhou Xuan's posthumous affairs and other historical secrets that readers were most concerned about.

The new version of "My Mother Zhou Xuan" was republished at the end of last year, and the new edition added many chapters such as "Zhou Xuan's Afterlife" and "Visiting Zhou Xuan", in which Zhou Wei spent a lot of space recalling and pursuing the historical mystery left by Zhou Xuan, and concluded through the investigation and evidence collection of Zhou Xuan's bizarre death that the leading reason for the long-term hospitalization and final sudden death of his mother Zhou Xuan was not the rumored "encephalitis", but external factors, which led to the death of a generation of actresses!

According to Zhou Wei told Li Zhijie of this book, "I don't think my mother's death is so simple. There have been plenty of facts to show that my mother's death was at least not exactly 'from encephalitis', as doctors have emphasized in the past.

The biggest suspicion is that in the history of China, there has never been a celebrity in the literary and artistic circles who needs to hire a doctor to emphasize the deceased's illness and cause of death after his death.

Mr. Li Zhijie said that Zhou Wei still has two issues that he cannot figure out: the first is the specific ownership of Zhou Xuan's large amount of property back then; The second is "How did Zhou Xuan die?" Is it related to the question of the ownership of a large amount of property"?

Regarding these two questions, Zhou Wei once said that he would not be interested in Zhou Xuan's inheritance and the disappearance of valuable gold and silver artifacts for no reason, but as a son, he didn't even know the true cause of his mother's death, which is indeed a big pity!