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The Yu Menglong case unexpectedly exposes a shocking human collagen industry chain! The horrifying revelation of human collagen cosmetics is revealed
Editor: Zhao Li / Source: Sanlih News Network / https://www.aboluowang.com/2025/1119/2307457.html / Image : The sudden death of Chinese actor Yu Menglong, who fell from a building in September, has drawn global attention. The enigma surrounding his death extends beyond the entertainment industry, implicating a black market supply chain involving human body processing and biotechnology, sparking heated online discussions and panic. (Image/Taken from Yu Menglong's Weibo)
The mystery surrounding Yu Menglong's death remains unresolved. Recently, the YouTube channel "Old Beijing Teahouse - Humorous Politics" pointed out that Yu Menglong's passing not only involves controversies within the entertainment industry but also exposes an underground supply chain spanning "human specimens," "food processing," and "organ trafficking," drawing international attention.
Image : Huang Shih-wei, vice chairman of the Taiwan International Organ Transplant Care Association, stated in an interview that "since 2000, British testing of some Chinese cosmetics has revealed that they contain collagen extracted from human skin." (Image/Taken from Old Beijing Teahouse - Humorous Politics YT)
Huang Shih-wei, vice chairman of the Taiwan International Organ Transplant Care Association, stated in an interview that "since 2000, British testing of some Chinese cosmetics has revealed the presence of collagen extracted from human skin." Huang added that because animal-derived drugs can cause protein allergies, Chinese biotechnology companies have resorted to using human materials as a substitute, creating a questionable supply chain.
Old Beijing Teahouse pointed out that these cosmetics originated from underground processing plants in China, sparking testing controversies in Europe and South Korea. Some Chinese meatballs and capsules even tested positive for "human DNA tissue," evidence of which is documented and verifiable. Hongfeng Biotechnology, a well-known "human plastination" company in Dalian, also applied for a food license, raising concerns about how human tissue enters food and medicine.
Image : The sudden deaths of Yu Menglong, Qiu Feng, and Qiao Renliang, among others, have exposed the dark secrets behind human plastination. (Image/Taken from Old Beijing Teahouse - Humorous Politics YT)
Following the sudden deaths of Yu Menglong, Qiu Feng, and Qiao Renliang, netizens began to trace the timeline, discovering scattered yet overlapping clues related to the incidents, including the detection of human tissue in cosmetics and food, biotechnology companies applying for food permits, organ harvesting, and plastinated human body displays. This reveals a massive industry chain behind these events, potentially supported and funded by the government.
Image : A 2003 interview in Dalian with the Hagens Plastination Company revealed that its staff had a complete process for handling corpses, and the market for its specimens was enormous. (Image/Taken from Old Beijing Teahouse - Humorous Politics YT)
The Old Beijing Teahouse video also revealed that a 2003 interview in Dalian with the Hagens Plastination Company showed that its staff had a complete process for handling corpses, and the market for its specimens was enormous, attracting medical schools and investors to establish multiple branch factories, including in Guangzhou, Shanghai, Nanjing, Qingdao, Shenzhen, and Tai'an. Dr. Gunther von Hagens, founded in 1999, revealed that China was chosen as the location because of cheap labor and the fact that many specimens did not require consent, leading to suspicions that the specimens were not voluntary donations.
Image : This sparked panic among netizens, who commented: "The human processing chain has existed for many years; this has shattered my worldview." (Image/Taken from Old Beijing Teahouse - Humorous Politics YouTube)
After the video was released, it triggered panic among netizens, who commented: "The human processing chain has existed for many years; this has shattered my worldview," "Every victim deserves prayers," "I thought not eating meat would make me safe, but I didn't expect cosmetics to be problematic," and "This is completely beyond my imagination."
Image : As of 18 November 2025, more than 680,000 netizens had signed the petition "Seeking Justice for Yu Menglong." (Image/Taken from Avaaz website)
As of 18 November 2025, more than 680,000 netizens had signed the petition "Seeking Justice for Yu Menglong," calling on relevant authorities to conduct a comprehensive, independent, and transparent investigation. However, Chinese police maintained their September conclusion that Yu Menglong died from an accidental fall after drinking, ruling out criminal suspicion. They also arrested three netizens who posted messages claiming Yu Menglong was "framed and harmed," "hung from a high-rise building and disemboweled," and "Yu Menglong's mother was detained," accusing them of fabricating and spreading rumours.
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