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The Yumang Long incident continues to
rage on. And the deeper people dig, the
stranger it gets. Even three rescue
attempts by Yangmi ended in failure, and
the ominous list has added another name,
Gong Jun. A meticulous four-step smear
plan has quietly rolled out. Fake
videos, AI face swapping, betrayal by
old friends, and PR whitewashing.
Whistleblowers have vanished.
Surveillance has been deleted. Evidence
has disappeared. And the truth seems to
be pushed into an even darker abyss.
Don't miss the next drop. Subscribe and
enable the bell. The Yumang Long case
grows more and more bizarre. The latest
revelations. Yangmi tried three times to
save him, but all failed. That ominous
list now includes another name, Gong
Jun. What chills the spine even more is
that a four-step smear plan targeting Yu
Mang Long has been activated. fake
videos, AI face swapping, betrayal by
former friends, and PR whitewashing.
Each step appears to be a precisely
designed trap. Surveillance was deleted,
whistleblowers vanished, and all on-site
evidence disappeared. In Yumongs
final audio, he cries and collapse,
"Fooly! We can never be together again."
A farewell to his two beloved dogs. The
whole thing feels like an invisible web.
First destroy the person, then destroy
the name, and finally erase the memory.
Yet, the more they cover up, the closer
the truth presses in. Who exactly is
orchestrating this sacrifice game in the
entertainment industry? Yong Mi's three
failed rescue attempts. What happened
behind the scenes? After Yums
passing, Yong Mi, a top Chinese actress
who worked with him on Eternal Love, 10
Miles of Peach Blossoms, posted a
tribute. Fourth brother, May you be well
in another world.
Behind those few words lies a yearslong
little-known story of attempted rescues
that all failed. Yangmi was one of
Yums few true friends in the
industry. They bonded over eternal love
and Yangmi always affectionately called
him fourth brother. Later when you
joined the variety show Shine Super
Brothers, Yongi made a special visit to
the set bringing cheering oranges only
for him and giving him a big hug leaving
actor Ming Dao visibly envious. At the
time, you said to her, "I'm going to
cry. Really? It's too hard." In
subsequent interviews, Yangmi, clearly
distressed, revealed that when you
learned she would visit, he sent me a
WeChat message with a crying emoji. He
was so pitiful. What exactly was the too
hard? He spoke of Yangmi knew better
than anyone. As one of the founders of
JWalk Studio, Joshing Media, she tried
multiple times to sign you to her
company. She publicly stated that her
artists don't have to socialize or
attend drinking banquetss. There are no
casting couch rules. She wanted to
provide this kind fourth brother with a
safe harbor. But she failed. According
to mainland bloggers after Eternal Love
exploded in popularity in 2017, Yangmi's
studio sent people to approach him,
reportedly offering terms more than
double Tanu's use agency. Tanu allegedly
responded by slapping down a renewal
contract and scheduling Yu's itinerary
straight through 2023 overnight. It said
that when Yangmi brought the Eternal
Love team to negotiate in 2017, the
terms made Tan Yus higher-ups
jealous. Revenue split raised from
3070ths to 50/50 plus a promise of two
Esther Leading Man dramas per year. But
Tanya refused to budge because they held
use fatal leverage, a harsh contract
signed in 2013 containing a priority
renewal clause. How ruthless was that
clause? Even if the contract expired, as
long as Tenyus renewal offer wasn't
lower than 80% of the market price, you
would be obligated to renew
unconditionally.
that effectively locked him into Tien Yu
for life. Trapped within a giant
interest group, Yangmi's team left room
for him on the calendar and revised
scripts eight times, but in the end
could only wait in vain for 6 months.
The poaching attempt fizzled. Bound hand
and foot, you could only be at others
mercy. Rumor has it he was shelved for
three full years by the company because
he refused a certain female producers
unspoken rules. In 2018, while filming
the Love Lasts two minds, he
accidentally fractured a rib, yet Tienu
didn't even buy him a trending topic.
Furious fans blasted the company, "Is
Tanu trying to ruin his career?" Even
earlier in 2020, he had posted a cry for
help on Weibo. I beg you, can you stop
following me? I'm really scared. At the
time, fans thought it was just show
promo, but in retrospect, it was clearly
the desperate shout of someone under
long-term surveillance and stalking. He
seemed to have foreseen his fate. In a
Zia Hongu post that has since been
deleted, he stood in Beijing 798 Art
District wearing a t-shirt printed with
the English line, "Roll down your window
and feel how. Let's run away. The wind
shave change." Translated: Roll down the
window and feel it. Let's run away. The
wind has shifted. The likely reason this
photo was deleted is that the words
betrayed his awareness of the demon's
plan and his yearning to escape. Who's
next? The golden canary's cry has fallen
silent, but the demon's cage hasn't
stopped seeking new prey. This
terrifying criminal pattern is being
replicated again and again. We
previously reported that artists like
Gujun Chen and Jackson Yi E Yankee had
shell companies registered under class
13 firearms and pyrochnics just like
you. Now, a new name has appeared on
that list. Rising star Gong Jun. Gong
Jun, a handsome actor with over 25
million followers on Weibo, shot to fame
with Word of Honor, and even has wax
figures at Madame Tusos in both Shanghai
and Hong Kong. His career has been
soaring. Now, fans have discovered that
companies tied to him have also
registered weapons related trademarks,
leaving them stunned. Even more
unsettling, he once worked in 2019 with
Song, named by many as a core suspect in
use case on the TV drama See Your Voice
Alt. The sweet girl with no sense of
smell/ I can see your taste. Various
translations exist. One of Gong
Juns habits leaves fans both
relieved and worried. According to Song
and other co-acctors, he strongly
dislikes participating in crew
banquetss. If invited eight times, he
might go once. Such aloofness may have
inadvertently helped him avoid many Hong
men feasts, but it could also mark him
as a disobedient target in the eyes of
the demon group. Netzens have commented,
"My god, does this mean these people are
controlled, too?" The CCP is terrifying.
They're ordinary people. Why must they
risk their lives just to be celebrities?
The authorities roll out a four-step
smear campaign. Facing rising public
outcry, the invisible hand is deploying
a combination punch to erase Yuang Long
physically and reputationally.
First, destroy physical evidence. An
insider's account, allegedly from a
security guard's perspective at the
scene, circulated online. The insider
said the property management of the
residential compound where the incident
occurred is owned by the perpetrators
family, and the guards are their people,
too. After the incident, guards heard
noises and wanted to check, but the
captain stopped them. Only more than an
hour later, when all sounds had ceased,
did the captain allow a check. Why? The
insider said this explains why the
elevator footage only shows those people
returning home with nothing recorded
afterward. Second, make whistleblowers
disappear. Netzens pointed out that
Detective Shiaan, the blogger who first
reported something had happened to you,
and a lawyer living in the same complex
who posted videos questioning the case,
have both vanished. Writer Luban, after
publicly listing 14 suspicious points,
saw a mass deletion of his Weibo posts.
He could only mock, "Webo really takes
care of me. Gave me a privilege so no
one can see my posts. We've seen this
making people disappear playbook
before." Netzens dug up that actress Lu
Jarong, a friend of the late Xiao Ren
Leyang, posted a photo of a hand stained
with fresh blood in 2018, writing, "Too
scary. I lost. I admit defeat. I'm
quitting. If I'm gone tomorrow like Xiao
Renong, you're no better than beasts. If
you don't touch his family, they'll come
for me." After that, she gradually
vanished from Chauis. Nearly 6 years on,
there's been no trace. Her life or death
unknown. Most insidious of all is the
smear campaign against the victim.
Insiders say the forces behind the
scenes have prepared four tactics to
throw mud at you. Smear his private life
as extravagant by releasing videos of
him wearing high-end items at private
gatherings. Smear him for partnering to
run companies and making dirty money.
Use AI face swapping to fabricate a
video suggesting drunken, inappropriate
conduct with a woman. push a woman long
planted at his side to come forward and
publicly blacken his name through PR
maneuvers. This playbook, stigmatize the
victim first, then attack the heart, is
a routine tactic of the CCP and its
elites. They aim to divert attention,
stigmatize the victim, and thereby
rationalize their own crimes. Testimony
from the spirit world. When the path of
earthly law and justice is blocked,
messages from another dimension keep
arriving. Yumlongs mentor, Sun
Durang, was scheduled to appear on a
paranormal show called File 204 to share
the progress of religious rights. But
the night before taping, he suddenly
vomited violently, couldn't even hold
water down, and was rushed to the
hospital. Son believes this was you
trying to convey something urgently when
his son's body was weak. When a person
is weak, they can come more easily.
Previously, file 204 used an EVP spirit
box in a cemetery and claimed to have
recorded what sounded like you voice
clearly saying, "He harmed me. Why are
you doing this to me?" Fan beat
especially fiercely and even directly
naming X and Chi. Son said when he
watched the video and heard the voice,
he got goosebumps all over what I said
at the Dong Temple. He heard it. Many
things are really beyond common sense,
hard to explain with science. Another
heartbreaking piece of news concerns
Yu's two beloved dogs, Fully and Hutoué
Ham. Earlier, Yu's friend Wong Yusen
said the dogs had been properly adopted.
But recently, an audio clip allegedly
use surfaced online in which he cries in
collapse, "Fooly! We can never be
together again." This has led fans to
suspect the two dogs may have suffered
unknown harm as early as June, with you
witnessing it firsthand. to crush a
person's spirit in such a way. Such
methods are utterly inhumane, a
nationwide resistance under a skynet.
Facing such a vast, cruel, bottomless
darkness, what can ordinary people do?
Chinese nizens have given their answer.
In addition to the continued
outspokenenness of figures we mentioned
previously, such as writer Luban and red
second generation Lin Beethuan, more and
more ordinary people are resisting in
their own ways. They relay and repost
the truth, sign petitions on overseas
sites, and global signatures have now
surpassed 210,000.
They respond to the Iron Curtain with
poetry, metaphor, music, and silence. As
Luban quoted Einstein, "The world will
not be destroyed by those who do evil,
but by those who watch them without
doing anything." Yumongs tragedy is
no longer just his own. He has become a
mirror reflecting the fear and
helplessness that any ordinary person
might face under CCP rule. To speak out
for him is to speak out for ourselves.