Hong Kong Best Actress Wei Shiya won the Best Leading Actress award at the 38th Popular Film Hundred Flowers Awards for her performance in the movie "Breaking · Hell", securing the honor with a high number of votes and becoming the first Hong Kong actress to receive this distinction. The next day, she triumphantly returned to Hong Kong and was interviewed by the media at the airport, where her husband Chow Ji-on made a surprise appearance to greet her, presenting flowers and a sweet kiss.
Speaking about the accident on the set of "Hunting Lies" where she was injured, Wei Shiya said she did not wish to overly blame anyone and emphasized that the crew had implemented sufficient safety measures, but accidents are truly unforeseeable. Recalling the moment of the incident, she described having her mouth full of glass shards. At first, she thought her teeth had fallen out, but after spitting it out, she realized it was glass. Because her lip was injured and bleeding, she remained calm, politely declined the crew's offer to call an ambulance, and immediately contacted her husband to arrange a plastic surgeon, then went to the hospital herself.
Additionally, regarding the online rumors that she was left “alone” after receiving her award and stepping off the stage, Wei Shiya clarified that it was because the floor at the venue was wet and slippery, so she had to keep her head down and pay close attention to her footing, not because she felt lonely. Referring to the incident where "Hunting Lies" actor Tam Kun Lun fractured his nose while filming an action scene, she helplessly said accidents are hard to avoid, but she has great confidence in the crew's safety awareness and revealed that she is ready to return to the crew and resume work at any time.#
News Source: HK01