China woman loses 21kg after friend’s idea that being thinner makes her resemble famous actress
A woman in Zhejiang province, China, lost 21.5kg in four months after her friend suggested she would resemble actress Yang Mi if she became thinner. The woman, who previously weighed 64kg, adopted a strict diet and exercise regimen, giving up favorite foods like milk tea.

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AI-generatedA woman in Zhejiang province, China, lost 21.5kg in four months after her friend suggested she would resemble actress Yang Mi if she became thinner. The woman, who previously weighed 64kg, adopted a strict diet and exercise regimen, giving up favorite foods like milk tea. Her dramatic transformation, documented on social media, garnered significant public admiration. While the woman reported increased self-esteem, the article also notes other instances of rapid weight loss in China leading to health issues, with doctors cautioning against extreme slimming methods and recommending a safe weight loss of 0.5-1kg per week.
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5 extractedDoctors warn against extreme weight loss methods, stating that losing 0.5kg to 1kg per week is safe and quick slimming sacrifices health for appearance.
The woman, previously weighing 64kg, reached 42.5kg and maintained it for several months. She is 156cm tall.
A woman in eastern China lost 21.5kg in four months after being told she would resemble actress Yang Mi if she became thinner.
Dramatic weight loss stories often trend on social media in China, with some individuals experiencing negative health consequences like diabetes or sleep disorders.
During weight loss, she quit milk tea and adopted a bland diet, finding it difficult to give up favorite foods.