Yu (Yu Menglong) would like to share the truth about Zhou Pin and his original music.
Was Zhou Pin Really a Musician?
Zhou Pin was never a musician. He was a martial arts-trained operative who had been trained and assigned by the Chinese entertainment industry.
Around 2012, after Yu completed his trainee period and began participating in competitions and public performances, Zhou Pin appeared by his side as a close friend, accompanying him wherever he went.
In reality, Zhou Pin was never Yu's friend. Both Zhou Pin and Du Qiang were assigned to monitor Yu. Zhou Pin stayed with him around the clock, keeping him under constant surveillance to prevent him from escaping or seeking help from outsiders.
Artists who came out of the dark industry chain were typically assigned one or two such operatives—individuals with martial arts training whose responsibility was to remain by the artist's side and monitor them at all times.
Throughout Zhou Pin's years of martial arts training, music was never part of his education.
Although he could neither compose music nor play musical instruments, the entertainment industry nevertheless presented him as a "music producer and singer-songwriter." This identity allowed him to continue staying close to Yu under the guise of a professional collaborator.
In reality, from 2012 until Yu's death, many of the songs released under Zhou Pin's name were written under extreme pressure after Yu had been forced to stay up through the night creating them.
In other words, nearly all of the songs credited to Zhou Pin were actually written and composed by Yu. Zhou Pin's role was to supervise Yu, emotionally manipulate him, and pressure him into producing an endless stream of songs.
Why does Yu say this?
Because during public performances, Zhou Pin only sang. He never performed any musical instrument live on stage.
Yu said Zhou Pin neither understood music nor knew how to play instruments. Even his live vocals were lip-synced.
Online descriptions claiming that Zhou Pin was "highly skilled in arranging music and producing instrumental tracks for guitar, piano, and other instruments" were also fabricated. Those technical aspects were handled by professional staff within the entertainment industry, while Zhou Pin's name was simply placed on the credits. He had neither the training nor the ability to do any of that.
Was Zhou Pin Really Yu's Friend?
Why did Yu once believe Zhou Pin was his friend?
Because that was part of Zhou Pin's deception.
He deliberately built a close relationship with Yu so that later, when he emotionally manipulated and pressured Yu into writing songs, Yu would feel obligated to help him out of friendship.
Claims such as "inviting Yu Menglong to star in his music videos," "creating tailor-made songs for Yu Menglong," or "producing Yu Menglong's self-titled EP" were merely illusions used to mislead fans.
The truth was that, after years of violence, intimidation, threats, and emotional manipulation, these opportunities were nothing more than small rewards given to Yu.
Yu said this was an extremely unfair exchange. Yu wrote the lyrics and composed the music, while Zhou Pin allowed him a few additional opportunities to appear in public.
In reality, Yu never needed Zhou Pin to give him those opportunities.
With his outstanding acting ability, gentle singing voice, and remarkable piano skills, Yu had already won the hearts of countless fans. He has always been the true idol in the hearts of the Lemons. Zhou Pin's manufactured image added nothing to Yu's talent or achievements.
As Zhou Pin's musical reputation grew, what people were actually embracing was Yu's music. Zhou Pin later entered the investment business, established companies, and served as an executive at several firms.
In reality, however, these companies were subsidiaries operating under the Chinese entertainment industry. They were not businesses Zhou Pin had founded himself, but arrangements created by the entertainment companies to confuse the public.
After Zhou Pin became well known, the entertainment industry concluded that he was no longer suitable for continuing to monitor Yu. Yu was therefore assigned a new group of handlers, although Du Qiang remained. Officially, these people were introduced as Yu's managers, assistants, and bodyguards, both male and female. In reality, they were all operatives.
Zhou Pin Was Present at the Scene
Yu said that everyone around him was an operative. On the day he was tortured to death, Zhou Pin was present at the scene. Both Zhou Pin and Du Qiang were highly trained martial artists, and there was only one purpose behind the attack on Yu—to seize the USB drive containing his records of the dark industry chain.
After Yu's death, his body fell from a high-rise building. Two Rolex watches were found in his pockets. Yu said that one of those watches belonged to Zhou Pin.
At the time, Zhou Pin was reluctant to give it up, but a senior CCP official at the scene (not Aurora Guangguang) ordered and pressured him to surrender it. The other Rolex belonged to that senior CCP official.
Before pushing Yu from the building, the CCP official instructed Zhou Pin and Du Qiang to place both watches into Yu's pockets.
Why were two Rolex watches placed on Yu's body?
Yu explained that this reflected a superstition held by senior CCP officials. They believed that valuable possessions could be used to "exchange for a soul"—using expensive objects to suppress the spirit of a murder victim, calm the resentment of the deceased, and prevent Yu from seeking revenge against those responsible for his death.
As for the Weibo post published under Zhou Pin's account on September 16, 2025, containing the phrase "When One Whale Falls, All Life Thrives," Yu said it was not written by Zhou Pin.
Instead, it was written by staff members responsible for managing the social media accounts of artists who had become victims of the dark industry chain.
Think about it. Zhou Pin was trained from childhood to become a CCP operative. He received little formal academic education. How could he possibly have written such a polished, literary sentence?
Yu also said that several of his original songs remained unpublished after his death. If Zhou Pin continued presenting Yu's work as his own, he would still have enough unreleased material to release under his own name.
Zhou Pin's Retribution
Things did not unfold as planned. After Yu was tortured to death, observant fans began directing their attention toward Zhou Pin.
He faced intense public criticism and legal scrutiny. His music career effectively came to a halt, updates across music platforms stopped, and professional collaborators gradually severed ties with him.
By the end of 2025 and throughout 2026, leading Mandarin pop singers, production teams, and music publishers had ceased working with Zhou Pin. Whether as a lyricist, composer, or music producer, there were no longer signs of his involvement in major industry projects.
In fact, many attentive Lemons and fans had noticed something long before. Zhou Pin, whose original name is Zhou Yizhe, never possessed the distinctive temperament or artistic presence people often associate with accomplished music producers.
With such a cold and intimidating appearance, how could Zhou Pin have written one beloved song after another?
Nearly all of those songs were the result of Yu spending countless sleepless nights writing them. How could fans not feel heartbroken after learning the truth?
For years, Zhou Pin threatened Yu that if he refused to keep writing songs, he would be locked inside an iron cage.
To preserve even a small measure of freedom, Yu had no choice but to keep writing. Because he continued producing work for both the entertainment industry and Zhou Pin, he was spared from being confined in the iron cage.
However, the relentless pace of creation gradually exhausted him physically. Whenever he became too exhausted to continue, Zhou Pin would take him back to his room and allow him to sleep on a bed instead of locking him inside the cage.
Yu said this was one reason he still felt grateful to Zhou Pin. At the same time, Zhou Pin also caused him profound pain.
Yu once attempted to escape but failed. Zhou Pin fitted him with an electronic ankle shackle to prevent another escape. It left his ankles covered with scars and caused him constant pain, making it difficult for him even to walk.
As for online rumors claiming that Zhou Pin had sexually assaulted Yu, Yu said those allegations were untrue. Instead, he said it was Du Qiang who frequently abused him.
Yu said Zhou Pin never placed him inside the iron cage. The one who actually locked him in the cage, assaulted him, and physically beat him was Du Qiang. In Yu's words, Du Qiang had completely lost his humanity.
At the beginning, Zhou Pin treated Yu well, almost like a real brother, and Yu always carried that kindness in his heart. Later, however, Zhou Pin's true identity gradually came to light. Yu realized that Zhou Pin had been planted by the entertainment industry to monitor him all along. The feeling of betrayal left a deep emotional wound.
Today, Zhou Pin is no longer capable of harming any artists. To the CCP, he has already become a discarded pawn. He has been detained and is reportedly awaiting forced organ harvesting. Cut off from the outside world, he can no longer watch Yu En Transmission.
Retribution Never Spares Anyone
Yu is sharing this message in the hope that everyone can clearly see the universal principle that good and evil are ultimately repaid in kind.
Yu waited until now to reveal these events because the Dragon Clan had already launched its campaign against the evil forces operating behind the Chinese entertainment industry. They also placed marks on those who murdered Yu, as well as others who had previously harmed him.
The purpose was never revenge. Rather, it was to observe whether these individuals would continue harming other artists.
Many influencers who had misled fans and interfered with Yu's efforts to rescue others have seen their online influence decline. Those who once threatened legal action against Yu En Transmission have since fallen silent. Temples that had been infiltrated and bought off by the CCP have also faced growing public condemnation. One after another, those who harmed Yu have met with retribution. This is the principle that good and evil ultimately receive their due.
The corrupt and malevolent forces behind these individuals have likewise been eliminated by the Dragon Clan.
For this reason, we hope everyone will focus less on resentment and revenge, and instead devote their energy to obtaining the Keys to the New Universe and exposing the dark industry chain. Only by doing so can we honor the truth that Yu sacrificed everything to reveal, and the suffering and injustice he endured both during his life and after his death.
In the future, Yu will ask Ariel to record selected cover versions of the songs into which he poured countless hours of effort, but which were released under someone else's name. These songs will also be spiritually "cleansed," removing the influence of Zhou Pin and the evil forces within the entertainment industry, before being restored to their rightful owner. They will then be released through Yu En Transmission for everyone to enjoy. When that day comes, everyone will be able to listen to these songs with peace of mind.
Please stay tuned.
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