Michelle is only "skin and bones"?

The recent situation of Michelle, the 68-year-old legendary actress in the Hong Kong entertainment industry, has attracted the attention of netizens. Chen Xiuzhu recently shared a photo on social media of playing table tennis with Michelle. However, netizens noticed that Michelle's cheeks were sunken and her body was extremely thin. In the photo, Michelle is wearing a black T-shirt and is so skinny that her face looks very thin and her chin is even sharper. Her eyes looked larger than before and her smile seemed a bit forced, causing many to worry about her health. Although netizens expressed concern about Michelle's appearance changes, some also praised her for maintaining her appearance. However, many people still hope that Michelle can stay healthy and not be too thin. Michelle has 54 years of experience in the entertainment industry and has always been a representative of frozen age. However, in recent years, she has gradually faded from the public eye and has rarely released new works. Michelle Yim was born on September 2, 1955. Her original name is Yan Huiling. "Michelle" is her stage name. She was born in Hong Kong and her ancestral home is Dongguan, Guangdong. She is a senior and powerful film and television actress in Hong Kong. She is currently an artist under Emperor Film and Hong Kong TVB ( TVB) female artist under contract. Michelle entered the Shaw Brothers Film and Television Artist Training Class in 1969 to receive actor training, during which she participated in some films as a student. After working in the film industry for many years, she joined Jiayi TV in 1975 and entered the television industry. In 1976, she starred in "The Legend of the Condor Heroes", a TV series of the same name adapted from Jin Yong's first martial arts novel by Jiashi. She played Huang Rong in the play, which resulted in the first million-viewing miracle in the history of television at that time, and her fame spread across Southeast Asia. She has been ranked among the top ten TV entertainers in Hong Kong for many years. Until the 1980s, when Li TV was transformed into Asia Television, Michelle still stayed in ATV to perform and was the "first sister" of ATV. In 1985, she starred in "The Footsteps", where she and Liu Songyan performed, and were hailed as the best on-screen couple. ATV has been suffering from a long-term ratings disadvantage. With its popularity, Michelle has become one of the symbols of ATV. Switched to TVB in 1993. At that time, she had immigrated to Canada with her family, and she only concentrated on performing in the situation comedy "Happy Flowers" for more than a year, with a total of more than 300 episodes. Apart from this, she only participated in some guest appearances, including some of the few self-produced dramas of ATV. In 2008, she won the "Best Actress" award at the 2008 Thousand Stars Awards Ceremony for her role in "The Full Moon"; in 2010, she also won the "Asian Television Awards" held in Singapore for this drama "Best Actress" in 2009.