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Mocking Yu Menglong's brutal killings! Qihao Art Museum's latest "humanoid specimen" is incredibly nauseus, sending netizens into a frenzy: provoking millions of people
Editors : Zhao Li, Shi Fang / Source : Sanli News Network
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Mainland actor Yu Menglong fell to his death from a building for no apparent reason, leaving speculation swirling. Recently, a series of images, allegedly taken from inside the Beijing Qihao Art Museum, have circulated on-line, sparking intense controversy. One of the images features a highly controversial art installation: a fish's eye, magnified in close-up, its details chillingly realistic. Another depicts a man in a raincoat, his head covered in a fishing net, his hands entwined with red light. The most striking scene, eerie and unsettling, is both disturbing and provocative.
Image : The Beijing Qihao Art Museum's latest exhibit, "Humanoid Specimen," appears to hint at Yu Menglong's life. (Photo/Reproduced from TikTok)
The images depict a "humanoid specimen" dressed in a suit, its head replaced with a fish's body and bound with wire. Next to it is a chair, and another figure, with a mesh veil covering its face, is controlling the figure. The overall image is eerie and highly symbolic. Many netizens believe that the artwork's form, clothing, and posture bear a striking resemblance to Yu Menglong's image, and suspect that the series of exhibits hints at the abuse he endured during his lifetime.
Image : The latest exhibit at the Beijing Qihao Art Museum features a red string controlling a fish's head. (Photo/Reproduced from TikTok)
Image : A masked figure in a net controls the red string. (Photo/Reproduced from TikTok)
The entire artwork is described as "a blatant provocation to the world," described as "extremely evil" and "sentient." Many netizens criticized the post, saying, "I really don't understand what the Chinese police's CID is used for?" and "This seems like a brazen mockery of netizens worldwide." Others suspected the move was a publicity stunt to capitalize on a hot topic, saying, "When everyone was focused on 798, someone exposed Qihao; now, when everyone's focused on Qihao, they're releasing this ad—what a coincidence."
However, many others expressed anger and frustration, saying, "These evil people are truly despicable," "Lawlessness is unacceptable," "I believe in karma, and no one can escape it," and "I believe karma will come back to haunt them. They'll be punished by heaven."
Yu Menglong is suspected of being forced into the trunk of a car and then transferred! Footage of a private car traveling at night has gone viral; eyewitness footage has surfaced
Following the death of mainland actor Yu Menglong in a fall, suspicions have continued to surface. Following controversy surrounding his contract and the truth surrounding his death, it was revealed that the Bulgari Hotel in Beijing, where he frequented, had a suspected "underground secret passage" connecting to the Qihao Art Museum. Recently, news broke that a private car carrying Yu Menglong was seen in its trunk, with witnesses filming the entire process.
Image : The video clearly captures the license plate number. (Photo/Reproduced from News Highlights)
Image : Based on the license plate shown in the video, it was confirmed to be a private car registered by an individual in Beijing. (Photo/Reproduced from News Highlights)
Image : Recent news broke that a private car carrying Yu Menglong was seen in its trunk. (Photo/Reproduced from News Highlights)
Based on the license plate shown in the video, it was confirmed to be a private car registered by an individual in Beijing. However, since the owner cannot be verified, it is unclear whether the owner is connected to the Yu Menglong case. In the video, someone can be clearly heard asking who this person is, and the other person answers, "Yu Menglong." After watching the video, netizens analyzed the conversation and suspected a woman holding a puppy and talking nearby. The identities of the other people present at the scene are currently unknown. This suspenseful video has many netizens suspecting it was a direct video of Yu Menglong, which was secretly transferred.
Image : After watching the video, netizens analyzed the conversation. (Photo/Reproduced from Douyin)
It was previously revealed that the Bulgari Hotel Beijing, where Yu Menglong was a frequent visitor, is suspected to have a "secret underground passage" connecting to the Qihao Art Museum. These two may be the first and second scenes of Yu Menglong's accident. Coupled with rumours that the "security cameras at the Bulgari Hotel Beijing were cleared and the floor was cleaned for three days," the incident has become even more bizarre.
Image : The Bulgari Hotel Beijing, where Yu Menglong was a frequent visitor, is suspected to have a "secret underground passage" connecting to the Qihao Art Museum. (Photo/Reproduced from @anitajojo24's TikTok)
A netizen used a drone to access an underground entrance disguised as a ventilation vent and discovered that it actually led to a previously undisclosed underground passage connecting the Qihao Art Museum, a slaughterhouse, and the Bulgari Hotel and restaurant in Beijing. The video depicts a dark, damp scene with moss-covered walls. A slightly deformed cufflink from a men's shirt was also discovered. Sharp-eyed fans immediately recognized the cufflink as the exact same one Yu Menglong wore at his last event. Rumors are circulating online that he may have been taken through this passage and then transferred elsewhere, a chilling prospect.
Rumours of genital lacerations and complete toothlessness have been circulating. The latest footage of Yu Menglong's death, which revealed he had "no back teeth," matches the autopsy
Editor : Shi Fang / Source: Sanli News Network / https://www.aboluowang.com/2025/1021/2294319.html
Chinese actor Yu Menglong fell to his death in September but the case is shrouded in mystery, sparking conspiracy theories. Rumours circulate that Yu Menglong was mistreated during his lifetime. Now, a month after the incident, netizens have unearthed clues from a livestream of Yu Menglong's death, revealing that his lower back teeth were already gone, leaving fans heartbroken.
Image : Yu Menglong's livestream was dug up. (Photo/Reproduced from Yu Menglong's Weibo)
Yu Menglong climbed Mount Tai last December and livestreamed his experience with fans. Now, a netizen has discovered clues from the one-hour and ten-minute livestream. The netizen claimed that after zooming in on the video, he discovered that Yu Menglong's lower teeth were missing. He also noted that Yu's manager, Du Qiang, was right next to him, which made him nervous. Netizens believe Yu Menglong may have left a clue by removing his mask to reveal his teeth.
Image : Netizens discovered that Yu Menglong's lower teeth were missing. (Photo/Reproduced from Threads)
Since Yu Menglong's death, numerous horrific secrets have been uncovered. Rumors suggest that the Beijing 798 Art Museum contains not only numerous human specimens but also clothing believed to have been worn by Yu Menglong and Qiao Renliang, a truly terrifying discovery. Furthermore, an autopsy report previously leaked online, stating that Yu Menglong suffered multiple injuries, including scalp lacerations, a broken nose, a lacerated lip, and green patches on his abdomen. The report also mentioned "lacerations to his genitals" and "complete toothlessness." If true, this report suggests that Yu Menglong was indeed subjected to inhumane treatment. However, the document's authenticity has not been officially confirmed.
Image : Netizens are skeptical of the online post-mortem report about Yu Menglong. (Photo/Reproduced from Weibo)
于朦朧罕見影像曝光：節目錄製現場現異樣，苦難搬上演播台！身上早就少了“東西”嗎？中共警察嫌疑相當大
Deep-seated game! Is Qin Gang back as Foreign Minister?
Reporter : Wang Duruo / Editor: Fang Xun / https://www.aboluowang.com/2025/1022/2294628.html
A blurry photo recently went viral overseas, claiming that "former Vice Foreign Minister Qin Gang appeared at the Beijing International Music Festival" and claiming he had "retired early with vice-ministerial treatment." The news sparked a furor, drawing widespread coverage from overseas media outlets.
However, former Chinese media personality Zhao Lanjian wrote on the 19th that this was a "global fake news project manipulated by the CCP's propaganda efforts" aimed at covering up the major purge that saw nine generals expelled from the Party and the military. He pointed out that this "resurrection news" was leaked by anonymous accounts and amplified by the media, using the same blurry photo, no footage, and no interview sources, creating a "cross-reference chain of fabrications." This attempt to deflect attention from public opinion and obfuscate the truth about the military purge.
Commentator Cai Shenkun claimed on the X platform that facial comparison showed the man in the Beijing Music Festival photo to be "99% similar to Qin Gang."
Zhao Lanjian recalled that since 2023, the CCP has fabricated the illusion of Qin Gang's "resurrection" twice. The first was a false report claiming he was "vice president of World Knowledge Publishing House," which he personally verified to be false. The second was a "appearance at an art festival," using fake photos to create the impression that he might still be alive.
He revealed the CCP's "five-step" fake news strategy: anonymous leaks, media retelling, cross-references, short video amplification, and internal reflection. "The goal of this information war isn't to instill belief, but to instill doubt. As long as the public says 'maybe,' the fake news succeeds."
In September of this year, The Washington Post quoted US officials as saying that Qin Gang had been assigned a low-level position at World Knowledge Publishing House, which is under the Ministry of Foreign Affairs' purview. However, employees denied any knowledge of the matter. Ming Pao subsequently reported that someone with the same name existed at the publishing house, sparking rumors of a "body double." Rumors even circulated online that Qin Gang might be under house arrest in the basement of the Beijing Qihao Center.
China expert Wang He believes that the CCP operates in a black-box manner, leaving outsiders to speculate about internal power struggles based on signals. "Qin Gang's soft landing is due, firstly, to minor issues, and secondly, to Xi Jinping potentially having a trick up his sleeve." The diplomatic system is a sensitive area, and Xi "has no reliable personnel and doesn't dare to completely purge him." Hu Liren, a former Shanghai entrepreneur, broke the news on the 13th that Qin Gang might be reappointed as Foreign Minister after the Fourth Plenary Session of the 19th Central Committee of the Communist Party of China. He pointed out that the CCP has yet to officially designate Qin Gang—"no prosecution, no disciplinary action." In the CCP context, "no designation" often implies the possibility of reappointment.
Cai Xia, a former professor at the Central Party School, said that if Qin Gang were to make an appearance at this time, it would be "another small nuclear bomb" for the CCP political arena. "This isn't just Wolf Warrior diplomacy or internal strife within the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, but rather signals a deeper power struggle."
Commentator Zheng Haochang also pointed out that the date clearly displayed in the lower left corner of the photo seems deliberately intended to "verify its authenticity." "This looks like a leak on orders. Qin Gang's appearance is definitely related to the Fourth Plenary Session of the 19th Central Committee. The threat behind it foreshadows a shakeup at the top."
Zhao Lanjian warned that Beijing is simultaneously carrying out a political purge and restructuring public opinion in the run-up to the "Nine Generals Incident" and the Fourth Plenary Session. "Fake news has become a new tool for regime stability." He concluded:
"They fabricate 'resurrections' not to bring the dead back to life, but to exonerate tyrants.
When even death can be faked, memory becomes the ultimate form of resistance."
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