1. After Teresa Teng passed away on May 8, 1995, she never reincarnated. Around April of this year, her soul was brought by Yu Menglong into the range of Yu En's spatial field.
  2. After her death, because she was consumed by hatred, and because no master or eminent monk with profound spiritual power went to the Imperial Mae Ping Hotel in Chiang Mai, Thailand (now rebuilt as the InterContinental Chiang Mai The Mae Ping) to deliver her soul, she remained trapped at the place of her death, suffering.
  3. Rumors have circulated that Teresa Teng was reincarnated in Thailand, as a girl who closely resembles her and also sings beautifully. But Teresa Teng's soul said that she had in fact been trapped by the hotel and was unable to leave.
  4. Yu's (Yu Menglong's) Main Soul heard Teresa Teng crying and led the Dragon God Clan to the hotel to rescue her. After great effort, they broke open a strange barrier around the hotel and freed Teresa Teng.
  5. Weeping, Teresa Teng said that she died after her French boyfriend at the time, Paul, injected her with some kind of drug.

Within minutes, she suffered a severe acute asthma attack, accompanied by redness over her entire body, angioedema, and a sudden drop in blood pressure, and then died.

Paul had long since cleaned up all traces at the scene and fabricated an alibi of having "gone out to buy food."

The red marks on the face of her body were not from being slapped, but were red patches caused by the injected drug.

  1. Paul had in fact been bought off by CCP officials to carry out the mission of killing Teresa Teng.

The CCP was determined to kill Teresa Teng in order to "kill the chicken to scare the monkeys," intimidating pro-Taiwan and pro-democracy forces overseas.

This was because she had enormous political influence, was a spiritual symbol of anti-communism, held an esteemed status as a patriot of the Republic of China, and took a strong stance on the June Fourth Incident.

  1. After Teresa Teng's death, to avoid evidence being found by a forensic examination, the agent Paul desperately refused to allow a forensic autopsy of her body.

Records from Chiang Mai Ram Hospital show that Paul, in an agitated state, wrote on the death certificate: "The body is not to be touched, not to be autopsied. Keep her in the freezer tonight."

At that time, the hospital, the forensic examiners, and other relevant personnel had already been bribed with huge sums by the CCP, and never intended to examine Teresa Teng's body or determine the cause of death.

  1. Teresa Teng's younger brother, Teng Chang-hsi (the fifth sibling of the Teng family, who was also the executive director of the Teresa Teng Cultural and Educational Foundation at the time), rushed to Chiang Mai, Thailand, on behalf of the family to handle the funeral arrangements.

She had expected that her brother would support a forensic autopsy to find the cause of death and avenge her.

Unexpectedly, her brother was persuaded by Paul and decided to "bring the body back intact to be buried in her homeland of Taiwan," and therefore refused the autopsy.

This became the reason Teresa Teng did not forgive her brother. She believed that Teng Chang-hsi had, in effect, "indirectly cooperated with the CCP in covering up the truth."

Teng Chang-hsi died on July 23, 2008, of a ruptured abdominal aortic aneurysm. Teresa Teng said this was retribution from Heaven for cooperating with Paul and refusing the autopsy.

  1. Teresa Teng suffered from depression for many years and took antidepressant medication.

Her depression began when, in her early years, she was drugged and gang-raped by a former boyfriend and his friends, who then abandoned her. She later gave birth to a son.

This evil former boyfriend was also an entertainer. He had been bought off and assigned by high-ranking CCP officials, and went to great lengths to seduce Teresa Teng, with the goal of destroying her.

As her depression grew worse and worse, Teresa Teng was unable to face the child and had no choice but to entrust him to the care of a close friend.

The reason she gradually withdrew from the entertainment industry was also to treat her severe depression.

  1. Yu En asked her whether she had ever been made to provide services against her will for senior figures of a certain political party.

Teresa Teng said yes. For a long time she was controlled by senior figures of one of Taiwan's major political parties, and served certain people with her singing and her body. This party is currently in Taiwan, and some say it has been reduced to a tool of the CCP, but we will not name it, so as not to create division.

This made her extremely afraid and tormented, and so much was beyond her control. This was also one of the causes of her severe depression.

  1. CCP spies once sent people to poison her food, forcing Teresa Teng to live everywhere and nowhere, wandering from place to place, afraid to return to her home country (Taiwan).

This was because the CCP had planted informants all over Taiwan, and they also followed her to Hong Kong, Singapore, Malaysia, and Southeast Asia, so that she could neither eat nor sleep well.

Her endocrine system became severely imbalanced, her weight fluctuated, and her mental state never improved. When she had insomnia, she could not sleep all night; when she could sleep, she would sleep for days at a time.

The severe mental pressure, combined with taking antidepressants, made Teresa Teng's life a living hell. She suffered from fatigue, reduced activity, and a lowered basal metabolic rate, which caused her to gain weight.

Teresa Teng thought many times of taking her own life to end her painful existence, but because she received letters of encouragement from many fans, she decided to keep living and not let down her fans' love and hopes for her. Just as Yu, for the love of his Lemon babies, held on until the day he was tortured to death. ("Lemon" refers to Yu's supporters. In Chinese, the word for lemon (柠檬, níngméng) contains the character "Meng" (檬), which has the same pronunciation as the "Meng" in Yu Menglong's name.)

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Notes:
Teresa Teng (鄧麗君): a Taiwanese singer, one of the most famous and beloved Chinese-language singers of the 20th century, with enormous popularity across Asia.
Deliver her soul (救度): in Buddhist and Taoist belief, performing rites to free a soul from suffering so it can move on or be reborn.
Barrier (結界): in Asian spiritual belief, an invisible boundary or enclosure created by spiritual power that can trap or protect a space.
Dragon God Clan (龍神族): a divine race of dragon deities in Chinese mythology and spiritual belief.
"Kill the chicken to scare the monkeys" (殺雞儆猴): a Chinese idiom meaning to punish one person as a warning to others.
Republic of China (中華民國): the official name of the state governing Taiwan.
June Fourth Incident (六四事件): the 1989 Tiananmen Square crackdown, in which the Chinese government used the military to suppress pro-democracy protests in Beijing.
Three Withdrawals (三退): a movement encouraging people to renounce membership in the Chinese Communist Party and its two youth organizations, the Communist Youth League and the Young Pioneers.