The PLA Air Force Commander has been arrested

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Has the PLA Air Force Commander also fallen? Zhao Lanjian reveals further turmoil within the CCP's top leadership; reports suggest the Air Force Commander is under investigation.

Editor : Zhongkang / Source : Newtalk / https://www.aboluowang.com/2025/1030/2298355.html / Image : Reports indicate that Ma Xiaotian, commander of the Chinese Air Force, has been arrested. (Image: Retrieved from X / @VickyLi32351196)

Independent journalist Zhao Lanjian recently published a statement on X, stating that Ma Xiaotian, commander of the Chinese Air Force, has been "arrested," emphasizing that this is the twelfth time since 2023 that he has prematurely exposed purges of high-ranking Chinese military and political officials. Zhao Lanjian claims that high-ranking officials, including Yang Hui, Miao Hua, Qin Shutong, He Hongjun, Lin Xiangyang, and Wang Houbin, who have been repeatedly confirmed to have fallen from grace by official sources, have all appeared in his investigative reports.

Zhao Lanjian stated that in an environment of information censorship and rampant fake news, he insists on "using truth as the bottom line and evidence as the language," and claims that he is not a spokesperson for any media outlet or capital institution, but an independent journalist. He pointed out that this revelation of Ma Xiaotian once again demonstrates the power of independent investigation.

In recent years, personnel changes within the Chinese military have been frequent. External observers point out that since 2023, a number of high-ranking military and political officials have been investigated, involving units such as the Rocket Force, Strategic Support Force, and equipment systems, indicating that the anti-corruption campaign has extended to the core military sector. Regarding the news concerning Ma Xiaotian, Zhao Lanjian stated that it has been confirmed by Xinhua News Agency.

Image : The CCP recently announced the expulsion from the Party and military of nine generals, including He Weidong (first from left), Wang Houbin (second from left), Lin Xiangyang (second from right), and Wang Xiubin (first from right). Observers believe that a fierce political struggle for military power may be unfolding within Zhongnanhai. (Image: Screenshot from @cskun1989 X account/Newtalk composite)

Zhao Lanjian emphasized that his information comes from "long-term tracking and multi-party verification," and pointed out that he has "accurately predicted the core upheavals in the CCP's military and political system for two consecutive years" in the global media environment, believing this reflects the accuracy of his investigations and his news acumen.

As of now, the relevant accusations are still awaiting official response. All sectors are watching closely; if the news is true, the Ma Xiaotian case could become another major event in the CCP military's purge.

He Weidong, Vice Chairman of the Central Military Commission of China, was reportedly taken away after the closing ceremony of the National People's Congress on 11 March. On 17 October, he was announced to have committed serious violations of discipline and law, suspected of job-related crimes involving exceptionally large sums of money, extremely serious nature, and extremely negative impact, and was expelled from the Party and the military. Nine high-ranking generals were involved in the same case. (Image: Screenshot from "x"@SonodaHiroki)

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The implications of Israel's expulsion of Chinese migrant workers

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[Free Speech] The multiple implications of Israel's expulsion of Chinese migrant workers

◎ Yang Congrong ./ https://talk.ltn.com.tw/article/breakingnews/5218357

Image : As tensions escalate between Israel and Iran, the Israeli government has reassessed the security risks of its foreign worker policy, designating China as a high-risk country and expelling Chinese migrant workers. (Reuters file photo)

Based on security considerations and a court injunction, the Israeli government designated China as a high-risk country and expelled Chinese migrant workers. This seemingly simple adjustment to labor policy actually involves complex diplomatic relations, regional power balances, and the politicization of labor mobility in the era of globalization. This event not only affects Sino-Israeli bilateral relations but also reflects profound changes in the geopolitical landscape of the Middle East, warranting in-depth discussion.

Israel's construction industry has long relied on Chinese workers, who fill local labor shortages and support infrastructure development. However, with escalating tensions between Israel and Iran, coupled with increased uncertainty surrounding regional conflicts, the Israeli government has begun to reassess the security risks of its foreign worker policy. Designating China as a high-risk country was not a sudden decision, but rather a preventative response to China's expanding influence in the Middle East within the framework of the US-Israel alliance. Israel has turned to other countries, such as India, for labor sources, attempting to maintain its construction industry while mitigating potential security threats.

The impact of this policy extends beyond the labor market. China is one of Israel's major trading partners, with bilateral trade exceeding $20 billion, covering multiple sectors including technology, infrastructure, and agriculture. Expelling Chinese migrant workers could trigger diplomatic protests from Beijing, and even lead to reduced investment or strained trade relations. This economic cost was not unconsidered by the Israeli government, but it chose the former over the latter. This also reflects the reality that, in the current international situation, national security issues often take precedence over economic interests.

However, the significance of this incident goes far beyond the friction in Sino-Israeli relations. This policy is actually an extension of global anti-China sentiment in the Middle East and is profoundly influenced by the US-Israel strategic alliance. In recent years, the United States has been continuously containing China's influence in the Indo-Pacific and the Middle East. As the US's most important ally in the Middle East, Israel naturally considers Washington's strategic interests in its policy choices. The expulsion of Chinese migrant workers can, to some extent, be seen as a symbolic move by Israel to choose sides in the US-China competition.

Image : Associated Press file photo

More noteworthy is the potential for unintended chain reactions from this decision. China has initiated its citizen evacuation process and issued warnings; this is not merely a routine action to protect its citizens, but could become a turning point in Beijing's Middle East policy. If Sino-Israeli relations continue to deteriorate, China may reduce its economic investment in Israel and instead strengthen cooperation with countries like Iran. This would further consolidate Iran's influence in the Middle East and alter the regional power balance. China, which had previously maintained a delicate balance between Israel and Arab countries, may be forced to more explicitly lean towards one side, which will have a profound impact on the entire Middle East situation.

From Taiwan's perspective, this incident offers several lessons:

First, the politicization of labor policy has become a global trend. When national security considerations conflict with economic interests, more and more countries choose the former. As an economy heavily reliant on foreign workers, Taiwan should also consider how to strike a balance between opening its labor market and maintaining security.

Second, this incident highlights the pressure on small and medium-sized countries to choose sides in great power competition. Although Israel is a regional power, it still needs to make difficult strategic choices within the framework of US-China competition. Taiwan faces a similar situation; how to protect its own interests while avoiding becoming a victim of great power rivalry is a long-term challenge.

In an era of receding globalization and a return to geopolitics, labour mobility is no longer just an economic issue, but has become part of national security and diplomatic maneuvering. Israel's decision may only be the beginning; in the future, we may see more countries adjusting their migrant worker policies based on political considerations. This trend is both a challenge and a warning for economies reliant on global labor mobility. Finding a balance between openness and security, between the economy and politics, will be a challenge that all countries must face.

For countries like Taiwan, situated on the front lines of geopolitics, Israel's experience offers even more direct reference value. Caught in the crossfire of great power competition, every policy choice can trigger complex chain reactions. Careful assessment and forward-looking thinking are more crucial than ever before.

Image : Labour mobility is no longer just an economic issue, but part of national security and diplomatic maneuvering. (Bloomberg file photo)

(The author is the Chairman of the Central Taiwan Professors Association and teaches at National Taiwan Normal University.)

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620,000 people knock on the doors of CCP, Yu wants to live, Yu's father is still alive

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620,000 people "knock on the Zhongnanhai"!

—Yu Menglong sings "The Moon is Hazy, the Birds are Hazy"—"I Don't Want to Die!" Handsome photos of Yu's father revealed

Reporter : Wang Duoruo / Editor : Fang Xun / https://www.aboluowang.com/2025/1029/2297786.html

Chinese actor and singer Yu Menglong (Alan Yu) died after falling from a building in Beijing on 11 September 2025, at the age of 37. The official explanation is "accidental fall after drinking," ruling out a criminal case; however, the bizarre cause of death and the censorship and restriction of the news across the mainland internet have sparked an international phenomenon of "seeking justice for Yu Menglong" in the free online world. As of today, the global petition has surpassed 600,000 signatures, and tens of thousands of memorial videos have appeared on YouTube, Twitter, and Instagram. Fans have spontaneously edited clips of his life, reconstructed timelines, and even offered rewards to find the "mastermind behind it all." A precious black-and-white photo of Yu Menglong as an infant being embraced by his father has recently gone viral on Weibo, Douban, and YouTube. In the photo, a young Yu's father, wearing a fitted brown sweater, is thin and handsome with clear features, holding the infant Yu Menglong. The father and son's facial features are so similar, it's as if they were "cut from the same mold," prompting netizens to exclaim, "Complex features superimposed! The genes are too strong!"

Aboluowang commentator Wang Duren stated that the rumour that "Yu Menglong lost his father at the age of 5" seems untrue. Articles on Tencent News and NetEase state that Yu Menglong's parents are alive; his father is a fitness enthusiast, and his mother is a music teacher; the family is harmonious. Yu Menglong revealed on a mainland variety show that he is an only child, without siblings. His status as an only child exacerbates the tragedy, highlighting the deep bond between him and his mother. In the variety show "I Like You Too" (2019), Yu Menglong repeatedly mentioned his parents' "banter-style affection," and how his father started working out and became a coach after his mother remarked, "You were quite handsome when you were young."

"The Moon is Hazy, the Birds are Hazy" becomes a "last echo," as Yu Menglong once sang the theme song of the 1978 Qiong Yao film of the same name on a variety show. He once publicly revealed:

"My name comes from my mother's favorite Brigitte Lin film, 'The Moon is Hazy, the Birds are Hazy,' because she found the word 'hazy' romantic and poetic."

This clear and ethereal singing clip (YouTube - Mia Music channel) was unearthed after his death and garnered over ten million views. The lyrics are simple yet profound:

The moon is hazy, the birds are hazy, fireflies illuminate the night sky

The lamp is hazy, the person is hazy, but I wish we could dream together.

A Chinese teacher analyzed: "Using the fewest words, it expresses the deepest longing, like a flickering night lamp illuminating the softness of the heart."

Fans were moved to tears, and the comment section was flooded:

"Dad didn't see him grow up, Mom didn't see him grow old."

"Menglong, you're no longer in pain, may you rest in peace, may Buddha guide you to the Pure Land."

"His eyes were so gentle when he sang, he never wanted to die!"

"I hope that after revenge, I won't be born in China in my next life."

The international petition has three demands:

Release the complete autopsy report (including toxicology and DNA)

Access to all surveillance and communication records

Establish an independent investigation committee, including forensic experts from Hong Kong, Taiwan, and overseas.

Conclusion: Yu Menglong's death, initially an "accidental fall," has evolved into the largest individual grievance movement in the internet age.

A song, "The Moon is Hazy, the Birds are Hazy," poignantly encapsulates the most tender moment of his 37 years of life;

A father-son photo shattered the hearts of millions of mothers;

600,000 signatures question the silence of a system. Aboluowang will continue to pursue the truth.

[Yu Menglong Sings] The Moon is Hazy, the Birds are Hazy - Yu Menglong [yue meng long niao meng long - yu meng long] (Video from YouTube - Mia Music Channel, please forgive us if it is removed)

Yi Yang Qianxi's "super spooky" concert elements, he is suspected of "borrowing the altar"

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Was Yu Menglong calling out Yi Yang Qianxi's "super spooky" concert elements? Suspected of "borrowing the altar"

Editor : Zhao Li / Source: Newtalk /  https://www.aboluowang.com/2025/1029/2297792.html / Image : Web Screenshot

The death of Chinese actor Yu Menglong, who fell to his death last month, is shrouded in mystery. Many clues point to a brutal "sacrifice" ritual to prolong the lives of top CCP officials. A YouTuber even claimed to have spoken with Yu Menglong's spirit. When asked what would happen next, Yu Menglong uttered the words "Yi Yang," sparking speculation that Yi Yang Qianxi might be the next victim. His China tour in August and September has also been resurfaced, featuring eerie large eyes, red elements, clay figurines, ritual dances, and even requiring fans to bring mud, prompting speculation that he was using the concerts for rituals and luck.

Recently, the YouTuber "204 Files" claimed to have spoken with Yu Menglong's spirit using the Electronic Voice Phenomenon (EVP). Yu Menglong admitted that his death was indeed linked to the sacrifice, and when asked what would happen next, he uttered the words "Yi Yang," shocking others. Furthermore, British psychic Ty William's livestream channeling suggested that artists with four characters in their names should pay special attention to their safety, fueling speculation that Yi Yang Qianxi could be the next victim.

After the incident broke, footage from Yi Yang Qianxi's "𬒈峃" concert tour, which ran across China from 2 August  to 5 September 2025, was also dug up. The video featured numerous eerie elements, including eerie large eyes, red accents, clay figurines, ritual dances, and landscape designs. Fans were even asked to bring soil from their hometowns to the concert, with the specific request that potted soil not be used. Some netizens pointed out that soil is one of the best media for conveying personal messages, leading to speculation that the concert was a public ritual to solicit fans' luck.

Although Yi Yang Qianxi later denied the allegations on his studio Weibo and threatened to sue, the controversy has not subsided. Some netizens pointed out that this is not the first time Yi Yang Qianxi has featured eerie scenery at a concert. A few years ago, he deliberately placed mirrors facing the audience, which was out of character for typical concert stage design and was also accused of using mirrors to borrow luck.

In fact, these rumours are not groundless. Many netizens on social media have pointed out that Yi Yang Qianxi, a member of TFboys, initially had the least popularity, yet he inexplicably possessed abundant resources, winning numerous endorsements and awards throughout his career. This suggests there must be something more complex. Furthermore, because Yi Yang Qianxi, like Yu Menglong, was previously linked to companies involved in arms trafficking, he has been suspected of being manipulated, using ritual sacrifices to gain power and fame. This, coupled with Yu Menglong's recent allegation that he is the next victim, has sparked considerable discussion.

Yi Yang Qianxi's "𬒈峃" concert tour this year invited fans to bring soil from their hometowns, specifically requesting that potting soil not be used. Photo: Reproduced from Yi Yang Qianxi's Weibo

Yi Yang Qianxi's "𬒈峃" concert tour this year featured numerous red elements. Photo: Reproduced from Yi Yang Qianxi's Weibo

A strange dance performance was also featured on the stage of Yi Yang Qianxi's "𬒈峃" concert this year. Image: Reproduced from Yi Yang Qianxi's Weibo

A YouTuber claimed to have spoken with Yu Menglong's spirit. When asked what would happen next, Yu Menglong uttered the name "Yi Yang," sparking speculation that Yi Yang Qianxi might be the next victim. Image: Reproduced from the YouTube channel "204 Files"

Yi Yang Qianxi's concerts this year featured eerie large eyes, red elements, clay figurines, ritual dances, and even required fans to bring clay, sparking speculation that he was using the concerts for rituals and luck. Image: Reproduced from a thread

Yi Yang Qianxi has been accused of using rituals to gain fame, and with Yu Menglong's recent name-calling him the next victim, this has sparked considerable discussion. Image: Reproduced from a thread

Yi Yangqianxi transformed into Emperor Kangxi on Retrocession Day, shouting: "The unification of Taiwan is unstoppable!" Taiwanese fans are heartbroken: "I can't stand it anymore!"

Editor : Zhao Li / Source : Formosa TV News Network / https://www.aboluowang.com/2025/1027/2296751.html

Image : Yi Yang Qianxi posted on Retrocession Day that "the unification of Taiwan is unstoppable." (Photo/Reproduced from "TFBOYS-Yi Yang Qianxi" Weibo)

The CCP has been using unification tactics against Taiwan for years. For example, on Taiwan’s Retrocession Day yesterday (25 October), China not only followed suit and announced the establishment of the “Taiwan Recovery Day”, but also held commemorative activities and invited Taiwanese people to participate, just to create the illusion that “Taiwan is part of China”, with ulterior motives. However, there was a new episode yesterday. 

The Chinese war film “The Battle of Penghu”, which used “Reunification of Taiwan” as a publicity highlight last year, also chose to release a trailer on Recovery Day. The popular Chinese idol Yi Yang Qianxi, who plays Emperor Kangxi, actually posted frequently for publicity, shouting “Reunification of Taiwan is unstoppable” and “There is only one China”, which disappointed many Taiwanese fans and even announced that they would stop following the film. “I really can’t stand this wave.” 

Reportedly, President Lai Ching-te's inaugural address on 20 May 2024 firmly emphasized the "mutual non-subordination" stance across the Taiwan Strait, sparking a new wave of verbal and military intimidation from China. The unofficial film "The Battle of Penghu," which had been in development for three years but remained unfinished, also seized the opportunity to "patriotically" announce the start of filming. A poster emblazoned with the words "Unify Taiwan" was released, along with the slogan "In the 22nd year of Emperor Kangxi's reign, Shi Lang led the Fujian Navy to unify Taiwan," seemingly aiming to curry favor with the authorities and attract a wave of patriotic fans. After over a year of filming, the production team chose yesterday's National Day to release 12 clips, announcing the first cast and teasing, "See you in 2026!"

Image : Yi Yang Qianxi plays Emperor Kangxi in the film, uttering lines such as "I command you to lead the fleet to advance to Penghu and conquer Taiwan." (Photo/Reproduced from the Weibo account of the film "The Battle of Penghu")

Image : Yi Yang Qianxi plays Emperor Kangxi in the film, uttering lines such as "I order you to lead the fleet, advance to Penghu, and conquer Taiwan." (Photo/Reproduced from the Weibo account of the film "The Battle of Penghu")

Yi Yang Qianxi is a "special starring" in the film, playing the historical Emperor Kangxi, and uttering lines such as "I order you to lead the fleet, advance to Penghu, and conquer Taiwan." To promote the film, his official Weibo account also reposted a clip, with the following messages: "Taiwan and the motherland are always connected by blood; there is only one China," "A unified Taiwan is unstoppable," and "The Penghu of the Battle of Penghu is China's Penghu." This move broke the hearts of many Taiwanese fans. "I can't do this movie, Qianxi. Before I was a fan, I was Taiwanese... Oh my god, I'm really upset, I'm going crazy." "Overseas fans, don't want it, right? A movie has become political. Sorry, brother, I won't watch this one." "No need to explain, I'll turn against anyone who messes with my life (my country), even if it's my idol." "I can only miss this. Please don't take this kind of thing again, okay?" "I want to cry." Others lamented, "These are all issued by agents or companies. Not posting them is unpatriotic and a betrayal."

Image : Yi Yang Qianxi cooperated with the crew's promotion and reposted the unanimous message, breaking the hearts of Taiwanese fans. (Photo/Reproduced from "TFBOYS-Yi Yang Qianxi" Weibo)

Image : Yi Yang Qianxi cooperated with the crew's promotion Rumors of unification were circulating, and the film reposted pro-unification rhetoric, heartbreaking Taiwanese fans. (Photo/Reproduced from TFBOYS-Yi Yang Qianxi's Weibo)

The film is reportedly set in 1683, during the internal divisions of the Zheng family clique in Taiwan. To prevent Zheng Chenggong's descendants from pursuing independence, Emperor Kangxi, after repeated attempts at peace talks failed, ordered Admiral Shi Lang to lead an attack on Taiwan. By sacrificing a small detachment to lure the Zheng family's navy into a trap, the Emperor then launched a surprise attack on the southern mouth of Penghu, annihilating the main force of the Zheng army and ultimately achieving the "unification of Taiwan." The director is Hong Kong director Soi Cheang, who achieved box office success with "The Siege of Kowloon Walled City." He previously directed hit films like "SPL II" and "Journey to the West: The Women Kingdom," winning numerous awards. This time, he appears to be aiming to fulfill the dream of unification through film.

Full-scale boycott Tianyu Digital Technology and the conspiracy theories behind Yu Menglong's death

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Shocking news: Yu Menglong's company executives have all fled! Online rumours claim the company secretly changed its name, prompting outrage: A full boycott

Editor : Zhao Li / Source: Sanli News Network / https://www.aboluowang.com/2025/1029/2297781.html / Image : Yu Menglong made his official debut in 2013 after placing tenth in the national competition "Super Boy." (Photo/Reproduced from Yu Menglong's Weibo)

Chinese actor Yu Menglong fell to his death on 11 September 2025. Due to numerous suspicious circumstances surrounding the case and the increasing revelations of shady dealings, suspicions are growing that his death was not entirely simple. Rumors are circulating online that his agency, Tianyu Media, issued a death notice as early as 11 September 2021, and even featured a black-and-white photo of Yu Menglong in 2020, prompting netizens to criticize Tianyu Media, asking, "What kind of crappy company is this?" Rumours are also circulating that Tianyu Media has changed its name to Tianyu Digital Technology, reigniting debate.

Image : Mango Super Media's stock price plummeted. (Photo/Reproduced from Weibo)

Yu Menglong joined Tianyu Media in 2013, and rumours suggest he was suspended for three years for refusing to accept unspoken rules. As the Yu Menglong fall case continues to unfold, netizens have also uncovered reports of disappearances and unnatural deaths at the company over the past two decades, including Tan Beixi's death in a 2006 car accident, Shang Yubo's fall in 2011, Bian Ce's fall in 2015, Benxi's fall in 2016, Qiao Renliang's suicide in 2016, Ren Jiao's naked fall in 2017, and Cai Zhong's suicide in 2020. This has sparked speculation. Later, it was reported that after the Yu Menglong case broke, the stock prices of Tianyu Media and its parent company, Mango Super Media, plummeted, and executives fled. The company was even revealed to have released a death notice four years ago, even using a black-and-white photo of him. This has sparked widespread criticism online. Now, reports have surfaced that the company has quietly changed its name, prompting calls for a full-scale boycott.

As of 27 October 2025, over 600,000 netizens have signed the "Justice for Yu Menglong" petition, calling on relevant authorities to conduct a comprehensive, independent, and transparent investigation. However, Chinese police still maintain their September conclusion that the man died from an accidental fall from a building while intoxicated, ruling out criminal activity. They also arrested three netizens who posted claims that Yu Menglong had been "set up for assault," "hanged from a high-rise building, disemboweled," and "Yu Menglong's mother was under arrest," accusing them of fabricating and spreading rumours.

Did Yu Menglong's death foretell the events of his death? "Blood Moon" and "Private Diary" coincide with the time of his fall, and the "sacrifice heresy" stirs up controversy

Editor: Zhao Li Source: Newtalk  / https://www.aboluowang.com/2025/1029/2297788.html / Image : Yu Menglong experienced rural activities such as collecting bamboo divination blocks and white bamboo shoots and weaving on the show. Photo: Reproduced from Tencent's Yuexi Net

Recently, more speculation and conspiracy theories have surfaced on X regarding the case of Chinese artist Yu Menglong's fall from a building. The X account, "Truth Media," posted footage of Yu Menglong filming the program "Home Between Mountains and Rivers" in rural Yuexi County, Anhui Province, in July of this year. The account claims Yu Menglong was quite thin at the time and appears to enjoy life in the countryside. The account suggests, "Perhaps the simple labor of living in the secluded countryside brings him inner peace," seemingly implying that Yu Menglong has been suffering for a long time.

Meanwhile, the account "X" ("News Investigation") quoted netizens claiming that Mai Tian, ​​the director of Yu Menglong's last television series, "A Umbrella in the Mist," posted a short article titled "Blood Moon" on WeChat Moments on 8 September 2025. Because that day coincided with a total lunar eclipse, a "blood moon" phenomenon, he posted a short article titled "Blood Moon."

Image : The post circulating on WeChat Moments by Mai Tian, ​​the director of "A Umbrella in the Mist," was interpreted by netizens as a suggestive reference. Image: Reproduced from X's "News Investigation" account.

The netizen believed the post contained a hidden message, calling it "a game and a murder game." "News Investigation" even claimed it foreshadowed Yu Menglong's death. The account further speculated that a blood moon is the perfect time for "sacrifice," and that the post therefore confirmed the "sacrifice theory" in the Yu Menglong case, which states that Yu Menglong was subjected to some kind of ritual sacrifice intended to prolong the emperor's life.

In another post, the account shared the private diary of Wang Yucen, a so-called "Tianyu executive." Tianyu Media is Yu Menglong's agency. The entry includes lines like "On the night of September 8th, Yu Bei was imprisoned," and "In the early morning of September 9th, I looked back at you again. This is your doom."

Image : It is said to be the private diary of Tianyu executive Wang Yucen. Photo: Reproduced from X's "News Investigation"

Online speculation suggests that Wang Yucen had long admired Yu Menglong, even when he was suppressed and blacklisted. When Yu Menglong was in deep crisis, Wang Yucen was forced to make a deal with the perpetrator, unable to prevent the tragedy and even contributing to Yu Menglong's death. While this theory is shocking, the screenshot contains almost no information identifying its source, and the online claim of a "hacker intrusion" has been questioned by some netizens.

The YouTube channel "Financial Cold Eyes" released a video featuring an interview with He Jiong, a well-known Chinese artist from Hunan Satellite TV. He stated that Tianyu Media cast a wide net, recruiting a large number of children to sign unfair contracts, then selecting only a small number for training. The rest were then forced to leave through various means and then "harvested" by collecting hefty liquidated damages.

Image : The Yu Menglong fall case is fraught with doubts, leading to numerous creative hypotheses. Image: Reproduced from Meitu Wallpaper Interest Community

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The inside story of money laundering by CCP elites in the entertainment industry is exposed

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Yu Menglong is targeted, and the inside story of money laundering by CCP elites in the entertainment industry is exposed

Reporter :  Li Siya / Editor : Lin Qing / https://www.ntdtv.com/gb/2025/10/27/a104033338.html / Image : File photo of Chinese actor Yu Menglong. (VCG/VCG via Getty Images)

The mysterious death of Chinese actor Yu Menglong is shrouded in mystery. The public's pursuit of the truth has also uncovered the dark underbelly of the mainland entertainment industry, where artists' names are used to register "arms trademarks," suspected of being used to launder money for high-ranking CCP officials, cover up arms smuggling and corruption, and even have ties to the horrific live organ harvesting industry. Furthermore, the web of influence woven by powerful companies like his agency, Tianyu Media, within the entertainment industry is truly astonishing.

Yu Menglong debuted in 2013 by placing tenth in the national competition "Happy Boy." From then on, his life trajectory was locked in by Tianyu Media. According to mainland media reports, Tianyu Media included a priority renewal clause when signing the contract, requiring artists to renew if Tianyu's proposed renewal terms were at least 80% of the market price. Termination would require a hefty penalty.

Tianyu Media, a core agency within the Hunan Radio and Television system, was established in 2004. Its business scope encompasses record distribution, entertainment event planning, various performance planning, and copyright trading.

Tianyu Media's stringent contract model fosters a strict artist control system. Most of its artists are under full contract (meaning both their agency and record contracts are with Tianyu). For example, Yu Menglong's 2013 contract included, in addition to the standard exclusive agency clause, strict restrictions such as a ban on unauthorized performing activities.

Similar to Yu Menglong, many artists face the dilemma of terminating their contracts with Tianyu Media. For example, Chen Chusheng's termination of his contract with Tianyu Media attracted considerable attention, ultimately resulting in Chen Chusheng paying a hefty penalty.

Online reports claim that Tianyu Media is particularly harsh on its artists, with contracts laden with "unfair terms." Any insubordination could result in artists being "banned." Some even claim that Tianyu Media's work schedules are incredibly tight, seemingly filling them 24/7, leaving them with absolutely no time to rest.

Yu Menglong's rise to fame as Bai Zhen in the 2017 drama "Eternal Love" brought him to the peak of his career. However, in 2018, at the height of his career, he suddenly disappeared for three years. That same year, while still under contract, Yu Menglong suddenly clicked the "unfollow" button on Tianyu Media, a move that led to speculation that he was hinting at a contract termination.

At the time, there were reports that Yu Menglong was banned for refusing the "hidden advantages" of a female investor. A senior mainland publicist revealed that the ban was not a written rule, but rather an unspoken industry practice. It was not that Yu Menglong lacked opportunities during those three years; rather, all those opportunities were snuffed out by an "invisible hand."

Online reports claim that Yu Menglong was under surveillance from the moment he was signed by Tianyu in 2013. He had been targeted by Xin Qi (Xin Xiaoxiong), the company's controller. He used Yu's name to operate two studios, secretly laundering money and engaging in illegal activities.

After Yu Menglong's death, his long-term surveillance and abuse were exposed. Rumors circulated that in order to escape Tianyu's control, he allegedly obtained evidence of a criminal gang's crimes and was ultimately brutally murdered. Those implicated included directors, editors, capital tycoons, producers, actors, singers, agents Du Qiang, and Xin Qi.

Yu Menglong's agent, Du Qiang (also known as Du Yicheng), was also his so-called friend and a graduate of the Beijing Modern Music Academy. Du Qiang was allegedly planted by powerful figures to monitor and control Yu Menglong, acting like a professional thug. Videos and images circulated online show Du Qiang following him closely, monitoring his every move.

Image : Photo from the Internet

Yu Menglong and other celebrities have arms trademarks registered under their names

Yu Menglong's mysterious death exposed the shady practices of Chinese Communist Party (CCP) elites and entertainment industry tycoons using celebrities and singers to launder money and resell arms. Netizen investigations revealed that numerous "Super Boy and Super Girl" contestants had registered hundreds of companies under their names.

Shortly after signing with Tianyu Entertainment, Yu Menglong had 13 categories of arms trademarks registered under his name. A netizen searched Yu Menglong's companies and found a staggering 45 trademarks, including those for scientific instruments, paint, carpet cleaning, transportation vehicles, and even arms and fireworks.

Yu Menglong had two personal studios: Shanghai Qimeng Film and Television Culture Studio, which was deregistered in November 2024; and Dongyang Xianmeng Film and Television Culture Studio, which was deregistered in July 2025.

In addition to Yu Menglong, trademarks related to arms and fireworks have also been registered under the names of artists such as Guo Junchen, Gong Jun, Wang Xinling, Zhao Liying, Huang Xiaoming, and Yi Yang Qianxi.

There are suspicions that these trademark registrations are being orchestrated by management companies or behind-the-scenes teams, who register studios in the names of artists, using them as puppets and bulk-registering shell companies to create a vast money laundering network. These funds can be transferred between companies, ultimately transforming into endorsement fees and investment returns, effectively laundering the proceeds.

Public information shows that Hunan Satellite TV and Mango TV are sister companies, both part of the Hunan Radio and Television Group. Tianyu Media is a subsidiary of Hunan Radio and Television. Mango TV, Mango Interactive Entertainment, Tianyu Media, Mango Film and Television, and Mango Entertainment jointly form "Mango Super Media."

Hunan Radio and Television has close ties with the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) and government. Some netizens have pointed out the enormous power behind Tianyu Media, claiming that Tianyu Media, the Mango Group, Hunan Radio and Television, the Provincial Party Committee Propaganda Department, and the Central Propaganda Department form a complete "black chain of state-owned cultural industries" and a vast money laundering network.

Other netizens claim that this group operates a massive money laundering network, potentially involving tens of billions of yuan. This network of connections reveals how the families of powerful Chinese Communist Party members have stolen wealth belonging to all Chinese people and transferred it to overseas tax havens through crimes such as arms smuggling, drug trafficking, the privatization of state-owned enterprises, power rent-seeking, misappropriation of social security funds, and the draining of medical insurance through COVID-19 policies.

Following Yu Menglong's death, supporters expressed their condolences and outrage. Over 600,000 people worldwide have signed a petition demanding justice for him, demanding that the Chinese Communist Party authorities reopen the case and investigate to reveal the truth and hold those responsible accountable. At the same time, many people are calling for society to prioritize the rights of artists and oppose shady practices.

Some people commented that Chinese netizens have become almost Sherlock Holmes-like in their efforts to redress Yu Menglong's injustice. It was discovered that Tianyu is China's largest state-owned entertainment company, and the social security fund is a shareholder. The shady Bulgari Hotel and Qihao Art Museum were also found to be 100% state-owned, with the Beijing Municipal Government fully involved in their investment and construction.

The following is a source for Yu Menglong's supporters: Netizen "glory_4youu" compiled a map of money laundering relationships involving powerful Chinese Communist Party companies controlling the entertainment industry based on websites like Qichacha. The intricate web of relationships is astonishing, like a spider web. The netizen posted a comment stating, "There's no copyright! Feel free to use it."

Source : Netizen "glory_4youu"

Source : Netizen "glory_4youu"

Source : Netizen "glory_4youu"

Source : Netizen "glory_4youu"

Source : Netizen "glory_4youu"

Source : Netizen "glory_4youu"

Source : Netizen "glory_4youu"

Source : Netizen "glory_4youu"

Source : Netizen "glory_4youu"

Source : Netizen "glory_4youu"

Source : Netizen "glory_4youu"

The CCP has entered a “balance of terror” and wants to avoid a coup

 Direct translation

The outside world doesn’t understand! The real relationship between Xi Jinping and Zhang Youxia

— Wu Jialong: The CCP has entered a “balance of terror” and wants to avoid a coup

Editor: Fang Xun /  Source: Wu Jialong's Facebook / https://www.aboluowang.com/2025/1027/2296806.html

Many people are afraid to take over the mess left by Xi Jinping, which has actually become an advantage for Xi Jinping...

The Fourth Plenum of the Communist Party of China (CPC) Central Committee has taken place, but the power dynamic between Xi Jinping and Zhang Youxia has left many people baffled.

You say Xi Jinping has lost power, yet his three positions remain. You say Xi Jinping still holds significant power, yet all his military personnel have been purged, and the replacements are not his own. These phenomena are contradictory.

Let me make one point directly: the newly appointed Vice Chairman of the Central Military Commission, Zhang Shengmin, is not Xi Jinping's man, but Zhang Youxia's. Therefore, the military purge was not led by Xi Jinping, but by a joint effort of Zhang Youxia and Zhang Shengmin.

It seems that Xi Jinping's domestic and foreign policies have led to an economic disaster, and as the situation worsens, Party elders are forced to intervene.

However, the nature of the problem lies in two aspects: First, who will take over this mess? And how should it be handled? Second, no matter how the post-Xi Jinping era transitions, the power struggle must not lead to a crisis for the Party and the regime. In other words, no matter how Xi Jinping is dealt with, the ship must not be sunk.

Therefore, what the CCP is conducting is a coup without a coup, a departure from the past models of Lin Biao, Hua Guofeng, Zhao Ziyang, and Hu Yaobang.

This isn't a coup in the traditional sense, but Xi Jinping's rule has indeed reached a point where a change of regime is necessary. This is why, while the Fourth Plenum appears to be a no-win situation, it actually transforms the entire coup into a gradual process.

Of course, this is because the overall economic situation has indeed deteriorated, and even the powerful elite and the second and third generations of the Red Army are finding it difficult to cope. If the economic situation had only deteriorated slightly, we could still wait and see, hoping for a rebound. But now it's clear that China's economy will only get worse. Therefore, we must face the advent of the "post-Xi Jinping era" and seriously confront the prospect of Xi Jinping's departure.

The primary problem is that the current situation is truly dire, and no one has the ability or confidence to clean up the mess. Even if Wang Yang and Hu Chunhua were to return, they wouldn't be able to do so! Everyone must clearly understand this!

This is what we see: a precarious balance within the CCP. People don't want Xi Jinping to continue leading, but they also can't let him step down.

The next question is, first, what exactly went wrong with Xi Jinping's approach? Why did he play such a good hand so poorly?

In my opinion, the problem undoubtedly lies with Wang Huning, the three-term imperial advisor. The direction he has given Xi Jinping is essentially one of flattery. He argues that the United States is declining, while China is rising, a trend known as "the rise of the East and the decline of the West." Therefore, China must seize this once-in-a-century historical opportunity to launch a "new type of major-country relations," achieve "overtaking on the curve," and realize "the rise of a great power." It's this perspective that has led Xi Jinping to challenge American hegemony, engage in confrontation, and then be retaliated by the US, exposing China's vulnerability. This, coupled with the fact that he's colliding with Trump, a "businessman at heart, a soldier," has led Xi Jinping to repeatedly miscalculate.

If Xi Jinping had known from the outset that China's rise as a great power hadn't yet been completed, that there was no rise of the East and decline of the West, would he have continued to bide his time and use the US to strengthen China? We don't know.

The only thing we know now is that Xi Jinping and his team truly underestimated the United States, failing to recognize its ability to self-identify and repair itself. They truly overestimated themselves, failing to recognize the CCP's own institutional weaknesses. Ultimately, they blew away a once-in-a-century historical opportunity for the Chinese nation!

There will be no more "Chinese Dream"! There will be no more "Great Rejuvenation of the Chinese Nation"! Because Xi Jinping's approach cannot fulfill such expectations! We would even say that as long as the CCP's totalitarian, authoritarian system persists, such expectations will be impossible to achieve!

If you don't believe it, then just watch the next 10 or 20 years!

Future history will surely bear witness to the end of the CCP dynasty, and he will be Xi Jinping. He is truly the "chief accelerator," and his performance in this regard is truly A+! No one has done a better job of ending the CCP than him!

The latest developments may be that once it becomes clear that Xi Jinping has been sidelined, Trump will no longer want to engage in serious talks with him. Putin, on the other hand, will undoubtedly have to start a new party, perhaps forced to mend fences with Trump and even surrender his allegiance to him. Next, India, South Korea, Singapore, Malaysia, France, Germany, and others may all align themselves with Trump.

Does the 2035 roadmap send a clear signal that Xi wants to set for a fourth term?

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Is Xi set for a fourth term? Does the 2035 roadmap send a clear signal? Four major changes

Editor: Fang Xun / Source: Chosun Ilbo/Aboluowang / https://www.aboluowang.com/2025/1026/2296226.html

No succession signals were given at the top meeting of the Communist Party of China, with only the long-term goal of 2035 emphasized. This has led to speculation that Xi Jinping could potentially secure a fourth term. Some analysts suggest that, while the Fourth Plenum is not traditionally a venue for publicly designating a successor, it could signal succession by nominating a strong candidate, such as the vacant Vice Chairman of the Central Military Commission.

From the 20th to the 23rd, the Communist Party of China held the Fourth Plenum of the 20th Central Committee (Fourth Plenum) in Beijing. The meeting adopted the draft of the 15th Five-Year Plan (2026-2030) for the Long-Term Economic Implementation Strategy and replaced some personnel.

The meeting emphasized the target timeframe of "2035" for China's medium- and long-term development, as well as Xi Jinping's economic and security slogans. The meeting communiqué stated, "By 2035, my country will achieve a significant leap forward in its economic strength, scientific and technological strength, national defense strength, comprehensive national power, and international influence, with per capita GDP reaching the level of moderately developed countries." This builds credibility for the continuation of the Xi Jinping regime beyond the 21st National Congress in 2027.

In the 15th Five-Year Plan (2026-2030), China's economic development strategy for the next five years, reviewed and approved at the meeting, Xi Jinping proposed "high-quality development (led by cutting-edge technology industries)" and "technological self-reliance" as primary goals. The slogan of common prosperity, which was absent from the Third Plenum of the 20th Central Committee, resurfaced at this meeting.

Earlier, Chiu Chui-cheng, Chairman of the Mainland Affairs Council (senior-level official), Taiwan's official responsible for mainland China affairs, stated, "Xi Jinping will personally plan and implement the 15th Five-Year Plan," and "therefore, it is estimated that Xi Jinping will continue in office in 2027."

Although the meeting reshuffled 11 members of the Central Committee of the Communist Party of China, it did not provide any signals regarding the next leadership. Of the seven Central Military Commission members, vacancies have been created following the dismissal of former Vice Chairman He Weidong and former Director of the Political Work Department Miao Hua. However, the position of Vice Chairman of the Central Military Commission was not filled by a political figure, but was taken over by Zhang Shengmin, an active-duty soldier and Secretary of the Central Military Commission's Discipline Committee. Both Xi Jinping and former President Hu Jintao secured their positions as the next leader after serving in high-ranking Party and government positions, ultimately becoming Vice Chairman of the Central Military Commission (CMC), which has full responsibility for military affairs.

The conference communiqué emphasized "implementing Xi Jinping Thought on Strengthening the Military" and "upholding the system of responsibility held by the Chairman of the CMC," reaffirming Xi Jinping's absolute authority. On the Taiwan issue, the communiqué reiterated Xi Jinping's established position: "Promoting the peaceful development of cross-strait relations (China and Taiwan) and advancing the great cause of national reunification."

Aboluowang commentator Wang Duran concluded that the Mainland Affairs Council's assessment is that while deliberately avoiding the issue of succession, this meeting comprehensively reinforced the "legitimacy of long-term rule" and used the 2035 goals as a rationale for Xi Jinping's continued political tenure. In other words, the Fourth Plenum did not initiate a power transition, but rather laid the institutional foundation for Xi Jinping's fourth term in office.

However, Wang Duran also analyzed that all this was merely Xi Jinping's vision. Whether he can extend his term as he wishes still depends on four major uncertainties: First, can Xi Jinping's health support him until 2035? Second, will there be new variables in the power struggle within the party? Third, to what extent will the evolution of the international situation weaken the foundation of Xi Jinping's rule? In particular, the degree of awakening of the Chinese people will become a key variable - can the "Three Withdrawals" (withdrawing from the Party, the League, and the Young Pioneers) movement develop to the point of causing qualitative change? Can it prompt the CCP's repressive machinery to reach a critical point where "the muzzle of the gun is raised an inch higher"? The website for the Three Withdrawals is: tuidang.org, and the phone number is: (888) 976-6568.

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New CCP Chinese scam over a hot pot meal

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New CCP Chinese scam: 42 million yuan scammed out of a hot pot meal

Editor: Shi Fang / Source: Sanli News Network / https://www.aboluowang.com/2025/1023/2295218.html

Fraudulent tactics are constantly evolving. A major elderly scam recently broke out in Hangzhou, Zhejiang, China: over 600 elderly people were lured by a "free hot pot" promotion and ultimately lost a total of 42 million RMB to a scam ring. Some even lost their life savings.

According to CCTV News, the case initially appeared to be a standard promotional event. A company calling itself "XX Animal Husbandry" posted posters in the community, claiming to be hosting a "free hot pot experience" and inviting people to a hot pot restaurant with the slogan "Support Rural Revitalization, Adopt a Cow."

The atmosphere at the event was lively, with a hearty meal and small gifts offered to ease attendees' concerns.

During the meal, someone began promoting an "adopt a cow" program, claiming that with a simple investment of 10,000 RMB, one could adopt a cow, receive monthly dividends, and guarantee the safety of the principal, a formal contract, and the possibility of a site visit.

To create a sense of authenticity, the company also arranged a ranch tour, chartering vehicles to take investors to a cattle farm in Inner Mongolia for a tour, allowing them to take photos and feed the cattle to further reassure them.

Most seniors enthusiastically participated in the event with a sense of giving it a try. Soon, they actually received interest payments, which boosted their trust. Over time, many increased their investment and even encouraged their friends and family to join. However, one day, the company suddenly disappeared, and the hot pot restaurant closed.

Chinese police investigations revealed that the company's registered capital was extremely low, and a closer look revealed that all the contracts were fictitious. The fraud ring used the promise of "free hot pot" as bait to lure people into illegal investments. Currently, several suspects have been detained, and only some of the funds have been recovered.

Experts point out that the success of this type of scam targeting the elderly stems from the scammers' precise understanding of their desire for social interaction, trust in acquaintances, and pursuit of stable returns. They initially offer free services to attract customers, then pique their interest with high returns, and then employ a series of subsequent actions to create a sense of credibility.

Police warn that any activities claiming high returns, investments, or meal-before-investment schemes are almost always risky. Legitimate investment institutions will not use "dinner treats" as a solicitation tactic, nor will they promise fixed high returns. If you encounter such situations, you should conduct multiple investigations or ask family members for assistance to avoid falling into scams.

Bilibili, filled with comments on Yu Menglong case in China, reveals power struggle at the top

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The entire internet remains silent on the Yu Menglong case, yet Bilibili is allowed to proceed! Internal auditor reveals: A power struggle at the top

Editor : Zhao Li / Source : Newtalk / https://www.aboluowang.com/2025/1023/2295055.html / Image : Yu Menglong's death, reported by authorities on 11 September 2025, has been a hot topic for over a month. Despite online censorship by Chinese authorities, the story continues to escalate. (Photo: Reproduced from Yu Menglong's Weibo)

Chinese actor Yu Menglong's death, reported by authorities on 11 September 2025, has been a hot topic for over a month. Despite online censorship by Chinese authorities, the story continues to escalate. Unexpectedly, a user claiming to be a moderator for the Chinese short video platform BiliBili (Bilibili) recently stated that the CCP's Central Propaganda Department and the Cyberspace Administration of China (CAC) frequently issue conflicting orders to BiliBili, ultimately making it the only Chinese platform where discussion of Yu Menglong's case can take place. The user lamented, "The power struggle at the top is completely deceiving the public."

Conspiracy theories surrounding Yu Menglong's death have spread online, alleging imprisonment, power struggles among high-ranking officials, and the financial turmoil of the entertainment industry. To suppress public opinion, Chinese authorities have imposed a two-month "internet curfew," prohibiting online discussion of Yu Menglong's case. Searching for "Yu Menglong" on Weibo only yields official statements urging people not to spread malicious rumors, along with clarifications from those involved. However, some netizens have discovered that Bilibili still hosts numerous discussions about the Yu Menglong case, rendering it a lone "information island."

Recently, a user claiming to be a reviewer for the Bilibili app revealed that they receive daily emails from the Central Propaganda Department and the Cyberspace Administration of China. However, the recent orders from the two organizations are quite contradictory. The Central Propaganda Department demands the removal of all videos related to Menglong, while the Cyberspace Administration of China demands that Bilibili "generate a lot of hype," leaving Bilibili staff at a loss. "The entire public opinion landscape is a mess. High-level power struggles, businesses spend money, and they're completely deceiving the public." Currently, only Bilibili hosts a significant amount of information about Yu Menglong, including content about "798 Art Museum" and "the true cause of Yu Menglong's death."

Netizens analyzed that the continued heated discussion at home and abroad about the Yu Menglong case suggests forces within the CCP are behind it, possibly aiming to target political opponents. The case involves infighting within the CCP's top leadership. "All the criticism is just venting," they said. "Every time there's a hot topic, they demand to push these bloggers' interpretation videos. The events themselves are completely unimportant. There's no such thing as free speech; it's all about who has the most money."

Image : Bilibili has become the only Chinese platform where the Yu Menglong case can be discussed. Image: Reproduced from Bilibili