Forbidden Photos Exposed: Yu Menglong Mystery Deepens

Yumings case keeps fermenting. A photo that can't be posted has ignited the entire internet, allegedly implicating a vice national level senior official and even exposing the massive moneyaundering network and medical profit chain of the red elite figure Jiguang Wang. As Webo blocks posts and the darkness spreads, society continues to mourn a life that was taken through music and words. Truth is burning. The regime's fear is being lit up bit by bit. This tragedy is a crack of thunder in the fissurers of the system. Truth will not be silent. It will only be lit by more and more people. Hello everyone, welcome to today's program. I'm your old friend, Lie Muyang. Yuming is gone, but the truth is not. It is burning ever more fiercely. A single unpostable photo blew up the entire Chinese internet. Post once, insta deleted. post three times, everything blows up. Some say the figure in that photo is not a celebrity, but at a vice national level, senior official. From a fall from a building to a nationwide citizen sleuth operation, the truth has burned all the way into the center of power. Some people analyzed images, some matched faces, some traced IPs, and the results terrified everyone. You can post Xi Jinping, Kai Chi, and Wong Xiao Hong, but for six senior officials, not a single picture can be posted. This isn't a glitch, it's fear. What can make the entire system automatically fall silent isn't a star, it's the system itself. If you're following this topic, please subscribe to my channel and turn on the bell to all so you don't miss future episodes. Yuming is gone, but the truth remains. Recently, a photo that can't be posted triggered a nationwide detective storm. Some tested Weibo image uploads. Others compared faces of top officials. Netzens even dug out a suspected vice national level figure, opening up a black hole within the CCP system. Not long ago, Weebo blogger Lin Buan using his secondary account Lin Buan_backup tried to reveal the person said to be the real protagonist in the Yuming case. But each time he posted that person's photo three times in total, the image was immediately blown up. The system deleted it in seconds. That is the main figure in the UK case is automatically blocked by Weibo and cannot be displayed. Claiming to be a red descendant, Lin Bichuan has consistently spoken up for Yuming. He hinted that this true protagonist holds an extremely high position and wields immense power. Those posts were quickly deleted and muted, and even his backup account was eventually banned. Earlier, some netizens analyzed that the true protagonist mentioned by Lynn might be by Bo, head of the Xiaoyang branch of the Beijing Public Security Bureau, and Wong Xiao Hong, the Minister of Public Security. But netzens didn't stop. They compiled a list of all high-ranking officials around Xi Jinping who might be involved, then tested them one by one to see whose photos or names couldn't be posted on Weibo. The tests found that Xi Jinping, Xiuanping, Kai Chi, and Wong Xiao Hong could all be posted normally, but at least six senior officials photos could not be displayed. In Yong, deputy party secretary of Beijing, Wong Kai, governor of Hunan Sher Tyong, head of the CCP organization department, Li Shule, head of the propaganda department, Chenining, Shanghai Party Secretary, and Lu Jingo, secretary of the CCP secretariat. Among these six, the names of Lieule, Chenining, and Lu Jinguo are also Weibo sensitive words and cannot be posted. Analysts note that these three are all advice national level. Liule overseas propaganda. Chenzining heads Shanghai. Therefore, the top suspect is Lu Jinuo. Public information shows Lu Jinguo comes from the public security system. He served as police chief of Chin Huang Dao, deputy director of the HAB public security department, HAB politics and law secretary and vice minister of public security and also concurrently director of the central 610 office. The 610 office is the CCP's dedicated organ for persecuting Failen Gong. Lu's current position is secretary of the CCP secretariat. He concurrently serves as deputy secretary of the central commission for discipline inspection, director of the national supervisory commission, president of the China Academy of Discipline Inspection and Supervision, and chief inspector. The video of a middle-aged pot-bellied man at the scene of the incident has resurfaced. Previously, some netizens said that man resembled Xi Jinpings brother, Xiuanping. Now, others suspect the man in the video might be this photoblocking senior official, Lu Jinuo. He has that old police official air, but skeptics say that although their faces look somewhat similar, the head shapes differ. Video stills comparing the man and Lu Jinguo. The above comes from netizen speculation and analysis. We cannot verify its authenticity, but the truth of the Yuming case is being ripped open inch by inch. This storm that began with a stars fall has burned toward the power core and is already out of control. The truth lies in plain sight. While the system desperately covers it up, netizens can only search in the dark, speculate, and piece together fragments. The more the CCP tries to hide something, the more it deserves the world's attention. That shrouded vice national level figure may be the CCP systems most light shy corner. Netzens uncovered another chilling coincidence. Webo's registered address is the 8th floor of Kio building number 8 Shinyuan South Road Chayang District Beijing. The building's name Kio is the same as Kio Art Museum considered one of the key locations in the Yuming case. Exhibitions inside Kio Art Museum sparked public outrage. Now when matched with Weibo's address, it sends chills down people's spines. Netzens mocked. So Weibo and Kio are basically the same gang. Rats in one nest. No wonder Webo cooperates with the blackout in the Yuming case, shielding the darkness. In a previous program, we discussed a major suspect, Jiguang Wuang, real name Lie Ming. His background is shocking, widely rumored to be the grandson of former Premier Lee Pang, the son of Leangs younger son, Lie Xiaoyong, and Yiings granddaughter Yiao Yian, making him top tier red nobility. It is said that the site of Yumings incident, unit 18, building 18, room 601 of the Sunshine Upper East compound in Beijing, belongs to Jiguang Wang, and the Rolex watch in Yumings pocket at the time of his fall also belong to Jiguang Wang. Latest rumors online say Juang Wanguang is not only a core player in multiple large state-owned enterprises and the financial system, but also controls over a thousand companies through a vast network, forming a meticulous moneyaundering profit chain spanning banks, SOES, local governments, and overseas institutions. This isn't an individual financial crime. It's a whole system with officials at every link participating and sharing the gains. According to revelations on Xbite news investigation, Jaguang Wuang owns 677 companies just within Hunan Province, including Xiangya Hospital, of which he may be the behind-the-scenes major shareholder and boss. In recent years, the special donor mechanism at certain medical institutions under the CCP's system has drawn growing public concern. Xiangya Hospital is suspected of being one link in this gray industrial chain. Many netizens suspect the Yuming incident is connected to this. People lament once you're targeted by this vast draget, ordinary people have almost nowhere to run. Places meant to save lives are now suspected of being mired in shadow. This forces the question, under such a system, how much moral bottom line is left? On the 49th day memorial, the seven sevens of Yumings passing, flocks of crows filled the skies over Beijing Jinhabay. Even heaven feels yuming sorrow, people said. Comments poured in. Crows are spiritual birds. When they gather, there must be injustice. Heaven is angry and people are resentful. Even heaven can't bear it. Heaven will punish the wicked. Crows have come to announce the morning. That land is soaked in grievance. Good people flee. A change is coming. Even crows know tyranny must fall and evil will be repaid. Meanwhile, more and more messages of mourning appeared online. Someone wrote, "He was so young and so good. How could he leave like this? There should have been people protecting him all along. He shouldn't have walked alone." Another widely shared line came from Liz Xiuans eligy. Just how good was he? He didn't have to be that good. Musicians also expressed their grief through songs. Taiwanese musician Jong Dong Lin composed the memorial song, The Clouds Know, whose lyrics say, "The clouds know you tried so hard to smile even while your heart was shrouded by wind and rain. The light before the camera, the torment behind, who can truly understand?" Another message fans call the gentlest. On a quiet autumn night, the wind slightly cool. When the gathering ended and the lights were still bright, you said, "Today's clouds look beautiful, and that became your last message." These messages and songs mean Yuming is no longer alone. In nights of censorship and silence, people still use music and words to light a lamp for him. We once thought what the news said was the truth, and the official line was the conclusion. But in the Yumlong case, when a rule- abiding, kind, beautiful person is murdered, erased, and buried. When the truth is locked in a black box and even mourning becomes taboo, we finally see the sorrow of ordinary people in this society. People began to reflect. So the trust we were fed since childhood might have been an illusion. People began to ask, "Is everything we were taught to believe really trustworthy?" Some say silence isn't neutrality, it's complicity. Others say, "I choose to speak because I fear that silence will become a habit." Yumings tragedy is a sharp sword. It slices through the skin of lies, exposing the blood and cold beneath the truth. As more people begin to question and reflect, the suppressed conscience is awakening bit by bit. Yumings departure is not only a dark story of the entertainment world. It is a magic mirror for the whole society, revealing the indifference of power and also the justice and resistance still alive in people's hearts. Awakening begins with pain. Everyone willing to awaken is a small beam of light that pushes society forward. Because truth will not appear on its own, it needs us to question, to pursue, and to refuse to be blinded again. This time it is a revival of conscience, a collective awakening. Welcome to share your views in the comments. Don't forget to like and subscribe. See you next time. Yuming is gone, but the truth is not. It is burning ever more fiercely. A single unpostable photo blew up the entire Chinese internet. Post once, insta deleted, post three times, everything blows up. Some say the figure in that photo is not a celebrity, but at the vice national level, senior official. From a fall from a building to a nationwide citizen sleuth operation, the truth has burned into the center of power. Some analyzed images, some matched faces, some traced IPs, and the results terrified everyone. You can post Xi Jinping, Kai Chi, and Wong Xiao Hong, but for six senior officials, not a single picture can be posted. This isn't a glitch, it's fear. What can make the entire system automatically fall silent isn't a star, it's the system itself. If you're following this topic, please subscribe to my channel and turn on the bell to all so you don't miss future episodes. Yuming is gone, but the truth remains. Recently, a photo that can't be posted triggered a nationwide detective storm. Some tested Weibo image uploads. Others compared faces of top officials. Netzens even dug out a suspected vice national level figure, opening up a black hole within the CCP system. Not long ago, we blogger Lin Bichuan using his secondary account Lin Buan_backup tried to reveal the person said to be the real protagonist in the Yuming case. But each time he posted that person's photo three times, it was instantly deleted. The main figure in the U case is automatically blocked by Weibo and cannot be shown. Calling himself a red descendant, Lynn has long spoken up for Yuming. He hinted that the true protagonist holds immense power. His posts were quickly deleted. Even his backup account was banned. Earlier speculation named by Bo, chief of the Xiaoyang branch of the Beijing PSB, and Wong Xiao Hong, Minister of Public Security. Netzens went further, listing senior officials around testing whose photos/names can't be posted. They found that images of Xi Jinping, Xiuanping, Kai Chi, and Wong Xiao Hong post normally, but at least six officials photos cannot. In Yong, Wong Kai, Shyong, Liule, Chenining, and Lu Jinguo. Among them, the names Lieule, Chenzining, and Lu Jinguo are also Weibo sensitive words. Analysts note all three are vice national level, Lee overseas propaganda, and Chin runs Shanghai, making Lu Jinguo the prime suspect. Public records. Lu Jin Guo rose through public security. He has served as Chin Huang Dao Police Chief, Deputy Director of the Habe PSD, Hab Politics and Law Secretary, Vice Minister of Public Security, and Director of the Central 610 Office, the CCP's organ for persecuting Failen Gong. He is now secretary of the CCP secretariat and concurrently deputy secretary of the CCDI, director of the National Supervisory Commission, president of the China Academy of Discipline Inspection and Supervision, and Chief Inspector. The video of a pot-bellied middle-aged man at the scene resurfaced. Some had said he resembled she's brother, Xiuanping. Now others wonder if he is the photoblocked Lu Jinguo. He looks like an old security official, but skeptics point to different head shapes. Comparison, Link omitted. These are netizen speculations. We cannot verify them. But the truth in the Yuming case is being torn open. The storm that began with the stars fall has burned toward the core of power and is out of control. The truth lies there while the system covers it. People piece together clues in the dark. The more the CCP hides, the more the world should look. That hidden vice national level figure may be the CCP's most light shy corner. Another coincidence, Weebo's registered address is the eighth floor of Kio building, number eight, Shinuan South Road, Chiayang District. Kiheo being the same name as the Kio Art Museum, considered a key location in the case. Exhibits at the museum once enraged the public, now matched with Weibo's address. It's chilling nizens. So Weibo and Kio are in one boat. No wonder Webo cooperates in the blackout. Previously, we covered the major suspect, Jiguang Wuang, real name Lee Ming, widely rumored to be Lee Pangs grandson, son of Li Xiaoyong and Yiao Yian. The alleged incident site, room 601, building 18, Sunshine Upper East, belongs to him. The Rolex in Yumlongs pocket was his. New claims say he's a core figure in multiple S so SOES and finance and controls over a thousand companies forming an elaborate laundering chain across banks S so S so S so S so S so S so S so S so S so S so SOES local governments and offshore entities it's systemic with officials at every link on X news investigation says he owns 677 companies in Hunan alone including Xiana hospital possibly as the hidden major shareholder in recent years special donor mechanisms at some PRC medical institute Initutions have drawn attention. Xiangya is suspected to be part of this gray chain. Many suspect links to Yumings case. Once you're in the net, there's nowhere to run. People say places meant to heal are suspected to be shadowed. How much moral baseline remains. On the 49th day memorial of Yumlongs death, flocks of crows filled the skies over the Beijing Jinhabay region. Even heaven feels his sorrow, people said. comments. Crows are spiritual. When they gather, there's injustice. Heaven is angry. Even heaven can't bear it. Heaven will take the wicked. The crows bring mourning. That land is heavy with grievance. Good people flee. The sky will change. Crows no tyranny must fall and evil will be repaid. At the same time, more tributes appeared. He was so young and so good. How could he go like this? There should have been protection, not a solitary shadow. From Lie Xiuans elegy, just how good was he? He didn't have to be that good. Taiwanese musician Jong Dong Lin wrote, "The clouds know. The clouds know you tried your best to smile, though storm shrouded your heart. The light before the lens, the torment behind, who truly understands?" Another gentle message. On a quiet autumn night, wind slightly cool. when the gathering ended and the light still glowed. You said today's clouds are beautiful and that became your last message. These messages and songs ensure he is not alone. In nights of blockade and silence, people still light a lamp for him. We once thought the news was truth and the official line the conclusion. But when a rule- abiding kind person is murdered, erased and buried. When truth is locked away and mourning is banned, we see the sorrow of ordinary people. People reflect the trust fed to us since childhood may have been an illusion. They ask, "Is what we were taught to believe really trustworthy?" Some say, "Silence isn't neutral. It's aiding the crime." Others, "I speak because I fear silence will become a habit." Yumings tragedy is a sword that cuts the skin of lies, revealing the blood and cold beneath. As more people question and reflect, conscience awakens bit by bit. His departure is not just an entertainment industry dark tale. It's a mirror for society, exposing the coldness of power and the justice and resistance still living in people's hearts. Awakening begins with pain. Everyone who awakens is a beam of light moving society forward. Truth doesn't appear by itself. It needs us to question, pursue, and refuse to be blinded again. This is a revival of conscience, a collective awakening. Share your thoughts in the comments. Don't forget to like and subscribe. See you next time.