Yang Lanlan: Arvtagerskan i den uppmärksammade bilkraschen | NTD NYHETER

In the dawn at the end of July, just outside Sydney, Yang's Rolls-Royce drove worth several million dollars straight into a Mercedes-Benz van, which caused serious damage to the driver. Yang herself managed to escape injury, but she is now charged with several crimes. The most serious of them is unlawful driving, which has caused serious bodily injuries. This can lead to up to seven years in prison. During the three months that followed the devastating crash, sources have stated that Yang has neither visited, spoken publicly, or even made contact with the victim. The victim has told her friends that he may never be able to work again due to his injuries. At the same time, Yang has been driven around by a driver, eaten at the finest restaurants, and been surrounded by luxury, apparently unaffected by the tragedy she has left behind. According to her lawyer, Yang's parents sent her to Australia to go to school when she was 14 years old, and since then she has rarely returned home. Friends report to the media that Yang has limited knowledge of English and primarily moves within the Chinese community in Australia. An experienced China analyst on the China issue sees that Yang probably comes from a prominent family within China's Communist Party elite. At the same time, ordinary wealthy families usually don't need this kind of secrecy or protection. Put these two facts together, and you can pretty much tell which social class Yang Lanlan comes from. The source of Yang's wealth and her real identity is still kept in the dark. She is rarely seen without a mask, which has led to speculations that she is trying to avoid being recognized, perhaps due to powerful family ties. The incident has become viral in China and has aroused extensive discussions, but some Internet users say that their information about Yang has been removed and that some have even been interrogated by the police.