Yu Menglong's Face Carved by Evil? Guo Junchen’s Fake Double? Mango Media Lost $2.1B

A security guard familiar with the situation revealed that Yu Menglong was once hung outside a window for over an hour. The incident caused such a commotion that people from the street gathered outside the Sunshine Shandong Complex. However, the background of this place runs deep, with an extremely complicated web of connections. In Shanghai, Yu Menglong is said to endure torment every year, beaten until he screams in pain sometimes three times a year. His face, too, was reportedly ruined long ago. Meanwhile, the next two suspected victims are Guo Junqian and Chen Duling. Have their substitutes already appeared? Let's find out in today's episode. Yu Menglong, his face destroyed? Some netizens discovered that a reverse Chinese character, Xin, meaning heart, seemed to be carved onto Yu Menglong's face. In the photos they shared, there was indeed a scar near his right temple, and when you look closely, it truly resembles an upside-down heart. No one knows when those demons disfigured his beautiful face, but ever since, he's had to rely on makeup and masks to hide it. In addition, many believe Yu Menglong has been subjected to brutal torture three to four times a year, suffering endlessly over the past nine years. The guards who watch over him are said to be even more vicious than the black police, their eyes always burning with hatred, as if ready to devour him alive. Rumor has it that when Yu Menglong debuted at age 25, he had already caught the attention of powerful figures in the entertainment industry. Beyond the widowed heiresses who kept young stars, there were also twisted and predatory men, the worst of them being Xin Qi, the cruel and perverse chairman of Tianyu Media. To control Yu Menglong, he would stop at nothing. A self-proclaimed paparazzo once revealed, the entertainment industry is far from clean. I've seen actresses walk out of different men's rooms each morning, film crew members living like couples, male actors serving both rich investors and female screenwriters, then going home hand-in-hand with them, and so much more that I couldn't even begin to list. But according to him, Yu Menglong was different. He kept himself clean, refused to depend on anyone, and that's exactly why he became a target. His management didn't want him to become famous. Otherwise, by 2019, he would have already had over 20 million fans. This source also claimed that some companies use extreme methods to punish artists who don't obey. He said, Long Danny, the former CEO of Tianyu Media, once tried to keep Li Yuchun, her top moneymaker, by forcing her to dine with Zhao Benshan, even gifting her a 5 million yuan sports car and a luxury villa in Beijing worth tens of millions. But Li Yuchun flatly refused, saying, I'm busy. I don't have time. Furthermore, those evil people completely took control of Yu Menglong's life, planting their own people in every aspect of his work and daily routine. According to an audio recording leaked by a security guard, during the incident, he had been stationed at the gate to observe. But just as the men in shoe covers were about to arrive, someone deliberately ordered him to leave, so he wouldn't witness what happened. The staircase leading up was inside their home, and the property company itself belonged to them. Every single security guard was one of their people. Even the vegetable stalls in the neighborhood were run by their relatives. Why was there only footage of Yu returning home in the elevator? Because the building management had already deleted everything else. Terrified, the security guard told his wife, Oh God, this is big trouble. If I get dragged into this, you have to find the man in the hat. He meant the police, and begged him to get me out. On the night of the incident, Yu Menglong was hung outside the window for over an hour. Earlier, witnesses said they heard him shouting, Fan Xiaohua, help me! My hands are slipping! He had been tortured for a long time, screaming so loudly that everyone nearby could hear. But no one dared to act, because the management company, the security team, and even the developers of the complex were all connected to the perpetrators. Netizens believe the Li Ming family of Jiguangguang were the developers of the area, though others claim it was the Fu Ziqia family. Her grandfather, Fu Tingshu, Fu Tingshu was a founding major general of the CCP, and her father, Fu Jinlong, Fu Genin, is the deputy general manager of Yangguang Xinyi Real Estate, one of the main developers of Sunshine Shandong, in partnership with Beijing Capital Group, a major state-owned enterprise under the Chinese Communist Party. Two missing stars. Were they replaced by doubles? The dark secrets of the entertainment industry don't end there. Recently, two more celebrities are rumored to be in danger. The first is Guo Junqian. During a livestream on November 5th, British psychic Ty William revealed that his divination results showed ominous signs, symbols of murder and death. William warned that Guo Junqian was being watched by a hidden force and might be in grave danger. Guo was also reportedly linked to Tianyu Media through a trademark registration involving weapons. During his birthday livestream on October 1st, fans noticed some strange behavior. However, Guo's fans later pointed out that he appeared at the airport on November 5th, even posting photos and a video, urging everyone not to be misled by rumors. But the speculation didn't stop there. Some netizens began circulating a body double theory, claiming that the man seen at the airport wasn't the real Guo Junqian at all. They pointed out that the person never removed his mask, perhaps to hide his identity. His earlobes looked different, his face appeared rounder, and his eyes seemed dull and hostile, lacking the innocence and liveliness Guo usually showed on camera. That same night, Guo's Weibo account suddenly posted just two words, haochi, delicious. This immediately reminded netizens of Cheng Qingsong, who had once used the same phrase. According to fortune-teller Master Ma Xian, in certain dark sacrificial rituals, there's a stage called taking the soul. Seven people each receive one of the victim's seven souls, and when receiving the fourth soul, they must shout, I am the fourth soul. Delicious. Back in 2016, after Chao Renliang's death, Cheng Qingsong had posted delicious. He did it again after Yu Menglong's tragedy. Now, Guo Junqian has done the same. Could he really be unaware of the eerie symbolism these two words carry online today? To be fair, Guo's post did include a photo of food, a local specialty from Leshan, Sichuan, known as baoba, a type of sweet, soft, and fragrant glutinous rice pastry. Still, many overseas fans found the post chilling. From the perspective of sacrifice, some believe that in dark rituals, perpetrators must foreshadow their acts through certain coded signs, as if asking permission through secret symbols. Whether Guo's post truly carries such hidden meaning, however, remains unconfirmed. What do you think? Earlier, a series of Guo Junqian's photos also caught attention online. Netizens noticed they looked eerily similar to Yu Menglong's strange photo shoots, with the same unsettling atmosphere and identical artistic style. Some believe the photos were taken for someone else, given the consistency of their disturbing tone. Even Guo's poses and expressions evoked goosebumps. Many now have a strong hunch that he could become the next Yu Menglong. The second celebrity involved is Chen Duling. Some netizens suspect that the Chen Duling who appeared in a livestream on October 18th was fake, and that the faint sound of a crying woman in the background was the real Chen Duling. During her most most recent birthday livestream, Chen wore a hood, one that seemed to be slightly pulled or tugged. In screenshots from the video, her hair was accidentally lifted, revealing the edge of a silicone hood taped with clear adhesive. Viewers also noticed the lower edge of that silicone material near her left neck. Although usually hidden by her hair or clothing, it was faintly visible, and the color and texture of the skin on her neck looked unnatural. In another frame, her ears appeared oddly shaped, suggesting they might also be made of silicone. Netizens made side-by-side comparisons pairing real and fake photos of Chen Duling with the following notes. The real Chen's earlobes sit lower than her nostrils, while the fake ones are at the same height. The real Chen has a mole under her left eye, the fake one doesn't. The real Chen's jawline tapers inward with visible veins on her neck. The fake one's jaw is wider and her neck smoother. The real Chen has fair, rosy skin. The fake one's complexion is yellowish and dull. In her livestream, when reading fan letters, she seemed emotionally vacant, her voice lacking the usual depth, and her face noticeably shorter. Many now suspect Chen Duling is also being controlled by a corrupt company. There are even connections between Yu Menglong and Chen Duling. On November 11, 2020, at the closing ceremony of the second Chinese online film week, the two walked the red carpet together. Yu Menglong was gentlemanly, helping Chen adjust her dress, and the two later performed a four-hand piano duet on stage, a memorable moment of harmony. The body double theory, after all, may not be entirely impossible. A variety show on Hunan TV called The Great Human Transformation once demonstrated that with a realistic human skin mask, anyone could instantly become someone else, even a woman transforming into a man. If that's possible, then one woman turning into another, or one man becoming another, would be even easier, wouldn't it? Tianyu Media ruthless tactics exposed, the deeper people dig into Tianyu Media, the clearer it becomes that this company, a state-owned enterprise under the Chinese Communist Party, may be far darker and more sinister than anyone imagined. Recently, an overseas netizen revealed to commentator Li Dayu, it seems that Yu Menglong's tragic fate was sealed the moment he joined Tianyu Media. That company is like a den of demons. Everyone inside seems cruel. They've been abusing you for 12 years. Yesterday, I discovered that on Yu Menglong's Baidu profile, the name of his management company had been deleted. In its place, a new line appeared. A Tianyu Media employee stated that the contract with Yu Menglong expired years ago, and they are unaware of his current situation. But on Wikipedia, Tianyu is still listed as his agency. Everyone knows Yu has long been bound to Tianyu and could never leave. So clearly, someone tampered with his Baidu page. This person used the Wayback Machine, a global web archive, to investigate and found. As of 8.42 a.m. on September 11, 2025, Yu Menglong's Baidu page still listed his agency as Shanghai Tianyu Media Co., Ltd. But between 8.42 a.m. and 1.48 p.m., someone edited the page, removing the agency name and adding that new line. The earliest public post about Yu's death came from a Weibo user named Shaoyan sometime between 10 and 11 a.m. that same day. But the Wayback Machine snapshot at 8.42 already contained mentions of his death. Strange, isn't it? Could this edit have been made by Baidu staff as part of their work? Why would they erase Tianyu after 8.42 that morning? Was Baidu colluding with Tianyu? And if the contract had really expired years ago, why was Yu Menglong's manager still Du Chang, the same man assigned to him by Tianyu Media? Furthermore, earlier reports mentioned a female executive at a Beijing media company, Qi Lili, who was allegedly hunted down by Tianyu after defending Yu Menglong. From threatening messages sent by the perpetrators, it appears that Tianyu's top management includes General Manager Li, General Manager Zhou, and someone called Chairman Li. From Qi Lili's replies, we know General Manager Li refers to Li Ming, Ji Guangguang. General Manager Zhou is Zhou Xiaogan, and Chairman Li, according to commentator Li Muyun, is Li Ruigang, the extramarital husband of Li Dong, daughter of Li Changchun, a former member of the CCP Politburo Standing Committee. Tianyu Media seems willing to go to any lengths to silence or take revenge on those who disobey. On September 12, right after news of Yu Menglong's death broke, Beijing Qingwan International Culture and Entertainment Co. Ltd. announced it was terminating all cooperation with Cheng Qingsong, Li Ming, Ji Guangguang, and Gao Taiyu, three of the key suspects among the 17 implicated in the Yu Menglong case. Qingwan's official statement said there were no business disputes or ties with these individuals, and that the termination was purely due to internal management and development strategy. Yet the story didn't end there. According to Li Muyun, Qingwan Entertainment soon found itself unable to release any new works. Screenshots from Douyin, China's TikTok, showed Qingwan posting a notice saying new projects could not be uploaded without explanation. Those who understand the industry suspect Tianyu Media was sabotaging them behind the scenes. Qingwan Entertainment was founded in November 2024 with Chen Xinjiang as its legal representative. Some netizens claimed he was formerly a senior executive at Tianyu before resigning to start Qingwan. Meanwhile, Li Ming, Ji Guangguang, and Xin Qi all hold senior positions at Tianyu, making the two companies natural rivals. But such evil cannot stay hidden forever. Inside China's firewall, people have refused to give up. Countless letters of protest have flooded the Beijing Postal Office, and Yu Menglong's photos have been plastered across public spaces as a symbol of justice. On November 6, the stock of Mango Supermedia plunged another 5.29%. According to netizen statistics, its share price has dropped from 36.42 yuan on September 30 to 27.24 yuan, losing over 25% of its value. Despite large investors trying to save the stock in recent days, the company has shed more than 15 billion yuan, 2.1 billion USDs, in market capitalization. Many now speculate that Mango Supermedia may follow the same doomed path as Tianxinghuawen, the parent company behind The Voice of China on Zhejiang TV. After singer Coco Li, Li Wen, exposed the show's corruption and later took her own life, Tianxinghuawen's stock price collapsed by 11 billion yuan in a single day. Tianyu Media's ongoing threats and censorship show just how desperate and panicked the perpetrators have become. That's why we must persist. Continue seeking the truth until justice is finally served. Thank you for watching. See you in the next episode.