section_path: Controversies/Censorship
section_name: Censorship
paragraph_text: Censorship
  
  Throughout her career, several of Hsu's works have faced censorship or broadcast bans from authorities in both mainland China and Taiwan. On March 8, 2002, shortly after a censored version of Meteor Garden began airing on multiple television stations in mainland China, the National Radio and Television Administration suspended the series, citing its “significant negative impact on society” and the risk that it might “mislead young audiences.” Despite the ban, the show maintained enormous popularity in China through pirated DVDs and internet circulation. In 2001, “Love You to Death” (愛你愛到死), a track from ASOS's album Pervert Girls (變態少女), was removed from the mainland Chinese release of the album. In 2004, Mars, the Taiwanese television drama reuniting Hsu with Meteor Garden producer Angie Chai and F4 member Vic Chou, was banned in mainland China due to its dark and explicit themes. In 2006, the Taiwanese horror film Silk, in which Hsu starred, was barred from theatrical release in China due to its supernatural content. In 2011, the music video for Shin 's “Before the Dawn” (黎明之前), which featured Hsu, was banned from broadcast on Taiwanese television for graphic imagery.
  
  Throughout her career, several of Hsu's works have faced censorship or broadcast bans from authorities in both mainland China and Taiwan. On March 8, 2002, shortly after a censored version of Meteor Garden began airing on multiple television stations in mainland China, the National Radio and Television Administration suspended the series, citing its “significant negative impact on society” and the risk that it might “mislead young audiences.” Despite the ban, the show maintained enormous popularity in China through pirated DVDs and internet circulation. In 2001, “Love You to Death” (愛你愛到死), a track from ASOS's album Pervert Girls (變態少女), was removed from the mainland Chinese release of the album. In 2004, Mars, the Taiwanese television drama reuniting Hsu with Meteor Garden producer Angie Chai and F4 member Vic Chou, was banned in mainland China due to its dark and explicit themes. In 2006, the Taiwanese horror film Silk, in which Hsu starred, was barred from theatrical release in China due to its supernatural content. In 2011, the music video for Shin 's “Before the Dawn” (黎明之前), which featured Hsu, was banned from broadcast on Taiwanese television for graphic imagery.