Yu Menglong & Qiufeng: Same Script, Same Handler—Du Qiang Exposed

A jaw-dropping twist in the Yu Mang Long case. The death of Shaolin monk Chaofung turns out to be a copy and paste script of the same pattern and the hidden hand behind both points to the same person, Agent Du Chong. Follow that thread and it ultimately leads to the Chinese Communist Party's red elite families of Lee Pong and Yiing. Is this still a coincidence or a pre-esigned playbook? Don't miss the next drop. Subscribe and enable the bell. The latest revelations have plunged the Yumang Long case into an even darker abyss. Clues now point straight at CCP princling circles linked to the Lee Pong and Yiing families. And some even claim that the death of Hong Kong megastar Leslie Chong may also be entangled with these clans. Even more shocking, the death of the most handsome Shaolin monk, Chofing, appears to replicate Yong Longs experience almost step for step, and the same man emerges in the background, Agent Du Chong. One performer's tragedy might be called an accident. Two in succession could still be forced into the category of coincidence. But when three for people keep replaying the same script, that's no accident. That's a pattern. This single thread now runs through the entertainment industry, military backgrounds, and even the red aristocrat families. Choping death is a replay of Yumongs. His name was Chofing, birthname Shing Jongping, a 34th generation Shaolin monk. He gained online fame for his martial arts skills and striking looks. In 2024, at just 21, he had landed a role in the TV drama To Mountains and Seas and seemed destined for stardom. Yet on August 7th, 2024, officials announced he died in a ridehailing car crash on a highway. Do you buy that conclusion? Just like in the Yumang case, Chopings death is riddled with unanswerable doubts. Authorities called it a car accident, but villagers claimed that when his body was brought back to his hometown, it showed suture marks, suggesting organs might have been removed. A netizen even posted a photo that seemed to show a young monk on an operating table, alleging that many of Chofings internal organs were missing. Rumors say that before he died, he suffered for as long as 40 hours and to maintain a so-called special state was even denied water for an extended period. As with Yumang Long, Chofings death was also foreshadowed online. 2 days before the incident, his master posted a black and white photo of him on Weibo, eerily timed. Chofings final Weibo read, "I'm going to the autumn far away to film videos." His last live stream took place in a dark car. He looked ill at ease. He said, "Let's see about streaming tomorrow." And viewers thought they saw him mouth the words, "Save me." The resemblance to the rumors that Yuang Long had been restrained before his death is uncanny. Lots of reports claim that before he died, Choping had quarreled with people around him over money. Fans suspect that being straightforward and naive, he may have incurred the wrath of darker forces in the industry by pushing back. All these suspicious details point to the same conclusion. The same group used the same script to commit yet another horrifying act. Digging into Agent Duchong, in previous episodes, we noted the eerie parallels between actor Xiaoyangs death years ago and the Yumang Long case. If we think of the cases of Xiao Runlong, Chofang, and Yumang Long as pearls fallen from a necklace, who then is the string that runs through them? Now, all signs point to a common name, their agent, Duchong. Netzens were a gasast to find that this Duchong wasn't only Yumongs agent. Nine years earlier, he had represented the late Xiao Renyong as well. And according to social media account news investigation, citing circulating online posts, Du Chong had also acted as agent for the most handsome Shaolin monk, Chofing. This is no coincidence. Like some sinister god of s. The young artists he managed met strange and untimely ends one after another. Who is he really? As online soothing went deeper, Duchongs alleged true identity began to surface. Some claim his real name is Xiao Xiaoong and that he's currently hiding in Tanzhin. Users dug up evidence that in 2016, Duchong showed up at a West Point military summer camp event in Shanghai, fueling speculation that he might be an ex-military officer. He likely knows Wong Siong, the main culprit many blame for Xiaawongs tragedy, as Du once posted Wongs photo on Weibo. More crucially, multiple sources say Du was a university classmate of actor Lin Gungshin. And who is Lynn? Wong Seitongs cousin. Du wasn't just an agent. He looked more like a minder and executioner. In one video, while Yuing Long was burning incense and praying, Du Chong stood right behind him, stonyfaced, shadowing his every move. Reports allege he often bullied and beat Yu Mang Long and even resold a down jacket that a brand had gifted to you. When he represented Xiaoin Leong, he may also have gotten physical. Photos show missing teeth in Xiaos back row, possibly knocked out. Even creepier, before Xiao's incident, Du posted a nine-g grid collage simulating the disassembly of a human body, revealing a mind steeped in darkness. His agent title may have been a mere front. His real function more like an enforcer planted by the powerful to surveil, control, and when necessary, carry out cleanup missions. A minor agent wouldn't dare to run a muk like this on his own. So, who is the ultimate boss behind him and behind the entire demonic apparatus? The Lee Prong and Yiing families implicated. Earlier online chatter claimed that Yong Longs body was found in the home of screenwriter Aurora handle Jiguang Wang with two Rolex watches belonging to this person in his pocket. Jiguang Wang is said to be named Lie Ming. Now netizens have dug into Liings background. It's alleged that his mother is Yi Xiao Yian, granddaughter of CCP Elder Yiing, and his father is Lie Xiaoyong, the younger son of former PRC Premier Lee Pong. Public information shows that at age 15, Lie Xiaoyong was sent by his parents to the army. He later served as chairman of the Armed Police Enya Technology Development Company and as deputy director of the political department of the Armed Police Hydropower Command, holding the rank of colonel, exploiting armed police privileges, Enya allegedly smuggled and trafficked weapons. Lee then went to study in Australia and in the early 1990s moved to Hong Kong. In 1998, he was embroiled in the sensational Zinguoda financial fraud case involving some 500 million renmanbi, which triggered protests by thousands at Shininoa Gate in Zong Nanhai. Several CCP officials and Taiwan businessmen were sentenced. While Lee, using his Hong Kong residency, immigrated with his family to Singapore as investors. This background explains many oddities about Jiguang Wuang. First, money. He lived lavishly, owning at least 15 different Rolex watches, far beyond what a typical screenwriter could afford. Second, weapons. We previously noted that Yong Longs company had been registered for arms related business. Lieings father, Lie Xiaoyong, allegedly trafficked weapons leveraging armed police privileges in his early years. In other words, this might be a family tradition. Third motive, these princling offspring don't enter showbiz for cinematic dreams. They use the identity as a social calling card. The real purposes are laundering money or gratifying darker appetites. However, public records indicate that Lie Xiaoyong and Yi Xia have only one child, a daughter named Li Yi, also known as Yandon, a former Hong Kong figure skater. Lie's husband, Lu Shyan, is a grandson of former PRC vice premier Gumu. Is Lie Ming an unacknowledged son of Liia and Yi Xia? We cannot verify it. What we do know is that within 12 hours of Yumongs death, police swiftly closed the case, declaring no criminal case involved. A sweeping online purge followed. Webo announced the deletion of 100,000 related posts and the banning of over 1,000 accounts. Beijing's Chiaong Public Security Subbureau even arrested so-called rumor mongers. All this led many to conclude that the UK case must involve the CCP's highest levels. There were also claims that the figures Shinshi and Kaiija named in various rumor streams were secret sons of pulit bureau standing committee member Kaii. Others say Shinchi is from the Shei family. None of this is provable, but the notion that the people implicated have backing among CCP elites seems plausible. After all, outsiders to that circle don't have the power to mobilize the entire stability maintenance apparatus of the state to crush public discussion. Was Leslie Chungs death also linked to the Leong clan? As the Yu Mang Long case snowballs, netizens are re-examining past celebrity deaths and possible ties to CCP elites. The biggest name now being dragged in is Leslie Chung. Some have reviewed his films and point to Red Lovers aka Red Cherry/ A Time to Remember. Context varies, noting that the director was Yaying Yi Xias elder brother, making him Jiguang Wuang Liings maternal uncle. From this, they speculate that Leslies death was also connected to the Lee Pong and Yiing families. Of course, simply inferring involvement from the fact that Yayang once directed a film starring Leslie Chun is hardly convincing, but such speculation reflects the public's deep mistrust and even loathing of the CCP's red elite families. Yums mentor and a red descendant receive threats. Back to the UK case, the CCP's heavy-handed combo hasn't stopped at censorship and arrests. Even those who speak up for you have faced threats to their lives. Yus mentor, Sun Durang held a Buddhist ceremony to transfer merit for his beloved disciple. Soon after, he posted a not a suicide statement on Facebook. He had received screenshots showing a Dween post that had already scheduled his date of a supposed accident, saying, "The person seeking justice, Sundang, has a date marked by Dwine." This naked thread alarmed the public who urged him mass, "Whatever you do, don't go to China." Another target was whistleblower Lin Buan himself from a red descendant background. Someone threatened him in a chat group telling him to delete his account and shut up or things will get complicated. Lynn fired back. I won't delete it. If there's an issue, take the legal route. I'll wait. A flood of videos fuels rumors of inparty strife. The more brazen the villains act, the clearer it is that the sunlight of truth hasn't fully broken through. Amid the gloom, a strange sliver of light appeared. Recently, numerous long lens and directional mic videos recorded at the UK scene have surfaced online. The visuals and audio are disturbing. We cannot show them here. Some analysts believe this indicates that Lee Ming aka Jaguang Wang Shini and their circle have long been tailed by a professional team, most likely China's Ministry of State Security. Others think the surveillance came from the military system. What does that mean? It suggests that the UK may already be a pawn in highle CCP power struggles. In 2006, for instance, the MSS used similar methods to surveil Beijing Vice Mayor Lu Xi Hua and ultimately bring him down. Exiled Tycoon Guanuay once admitted he supplied the incriminating tapes. Now, a new season of CCP infighting may only be beginning. This might be the only path to clearing Yong Longs name, not through justice, but through factional warfare. In yesterday's episode, we mentioned a film investor who said, "Public outcry is working. Those upstairs have noticed, urging everyone to keep speaking out. The other side fears public opinion. They also quoted a fortune teller who said that exposed or not, the evildoers futures are ruined. They'll suffer serious financial disasters and the biggest mastermind will be investigated, though not necessarily under the banner of the UK case. Whatever the case, what we can do is keep watching and keep speaking up so the fire keeps burning.