Hu Ge ‘Countdowns to Death?’ Yu's Mother Sent to Psychiatric Hospital? Yang Mi Humiliated?

Huguet has shockingly announced that he has entered a countdown to the end of his life. The ill-fitting shoes, the frantic and vacant look in his eyes, could he be becoming the next Yu Menglong? Even more heartbreaking is what happened to Yu Menglong's mother, who disappeared long ago. Rumors say she was confined to a psychiatric hospital, her head shaved, forced to eat spoiled, foul-smelling food, and even stripped of her 615. From a powerful tycoon publicly lifting Yang Mi's skirt to the silent cries for help from a top star, this is no mere entertainment scandal. It is the arrogant trampling of human lives by unchecked power. Today, we pull back the curtain on this dark web that devours humanity. Is Huguet in danger? Recently, netizens resurfaced an old video of Huguet in which he said he had entered a countdown to the end of his life. The comment has once again stirred deep concern and unease among his fans. Some online users have even pointed out what they consider an extremely unusual detail. His shoes. His front tooth is gone. The shoes appear three sizes too large. His fingers, in front of the camera, seem long out of his control. An accident? Hardly. According to some, everything looks like a script that had already been written. The shoes Huguet was wearing looked oversized and ill-fitting, and his gait seemed stiff and unnatural. Some speculate, were those even his shoes? Or were they meant to conceal something, like an electronic ankle monitor? And that's not all. A few people claim that, after examining the footage frame by frame, even his back molars appear to be missing. In one particular shot, he even seems to make a gesture resembling a silent plea for help. Earlier, when netizens revisited footage of Huguet attending a public event, many noticed a change in his eyes. It didn't look like simple exhaustion. It was a kind of detachment, even tinged with fear. Surrounded by staff, he didn't interact with fans. Instead, he looked around tensely, as if wary of something unseen. There's also a clip circulating online in which Huguet once said, half-jokingly and half-seriously, if I hadn't changed direction early on, I might not even be alive. If I hadn't shifted course, I would have lost my life. A series of these unusual signs has fueled a strong wave of speculation online, with some worrying that Huguet could become the next Yu Menglong. Tell me in the comments, do you think his condition seems normal? Are people overanalyzing? Or could he really be sending out a silent cry for help? The next piece of news may leave many people outraged. Was Yu Menglong's mother sent to a psychiatric institution? After Yu Menglong's death, his mother has remained at the center of public concern. A few months ago, she lost contact with the outside world. There were rumors that she had been taken abroad. But recently, a shocking new claim has surfaced. Someone alleged that the wife of Chen Zhen had once been held in a psychiatric hospital. She said that inside, no one had a name, only a number. There were more than 10 people in her room, including a woman identified only as 615. When 615 first arrived, she had long hair, a prominent nose bridge, and large eyes. But by the third or fourth day, her head had been shaved. She was rarely given enough food, sometimes only a small amount every two or three days. Worse still, her meals were different from the others. They carried a strange smell that could be detected from a distance, a strong, sour stench of spoilage. Most of the time, 615 seemed to drift between lucidity and delirium, crying one moment, laughing the next. But whenever someone called out 615, she would react as if jolted by a stimulus, springing to her feet and instantly becoming clear-headed. The moment she stood up, several people would rush in from outside and forcibly take her away. When she returned, she would once again appear mentally unstable. According to information circulating online, June 15th is Yu Menglong's birthday. Because of that, some suspect that 615 could be his mother. When witnesses were shown a photo of Yu Menglong's mother, one reportedly stared at it for a long time before saying, it was her. Although further evidence is still needed, some argue that, given the way the Chinese Communist Party has previously dealt with controversial figures and their families, nothing would be beyond imagination. For them, the rumor cannot be ruled out. Why would Hude be afraid? Why was Yu Menglong's death shrouded in ambiguity? And why would his mother now face such a disturbing fate? Because in the eyes of certain powerful elites, artists are merely tools to be manipulated at will. They are not seen as human beings. Look closely at a detail that may not appear bloody, yet reveals the underlying nature of things. Was Yang Mi humiliated on stage? A few days ago, Weibo Night 2026 was held in Beijing, a glittering arena of fame and fortune where everyone arrived dressed to the nines. But during the award photo session, a moment unfolded that quickly stirred public debate. The chairman of Sina Group, Cao Guowei, went on stage to present flowers to Xiao Zhan and Yang Mi. When it came time for photos, he wanted Yang Mi to stand in the center, with himself positioned to her left. Yang Mi was wearing a voluminous evening gown, and the wide hem of her skirt happened to block where he wanted to stand. So what did this billionaire tycoon do? He lifted his foot and repeatedly kicked at the In that instant, Yang Mi didn't react outwardly. She simply raised her hand in a polite gesture, inviting him to step into the center. The atmosphere grew visibly awkward. In the end, Xiao Zhan, standing beside them, seemed unable to ignore it and stepped forward to help smooth things over. As some netizens pointed out, if anyone else had kicked her dress so rudely, Yang Mi likely would have shown her displeasure immediately. But this was a powerful figure. That's the reality. In front of the cameras, you may be a queen, a top star. But in front of capital and power, you can be reduced to an obstacle, something to be nudged aside at will, without even the courtesy of basic respect. That kind of arrogance runs deep. In their eyes, if they were the ones who elevated you to fame, then they believe they have full authority over you. Whether it's kicking aside your dress or, as rumored, controlling Yu Menglong for 12 years, the underlying logic is the same. And when it comes to the control of capital, there's another side to examine. If someone like Yu Menglong, who allegedly resisted, meets a tragic end, what about those who comply, or those who come with their own resources? Do Chinese artists ever get a good ending? If anyone thinks that because celebrities make a they deserve whatever hardship comes their way, then look at the ordinary people chasing their dreams below them. Hengdian is now known as the meat grinder of China's film and television industry. Over the past two years, the boom in short dramas looked like an opportunity. But in reality, it has often been a pitfall. Actor Yu Qingbin, who has worked in the industry for 20 years, recently had to publicly demand his unpaid wages. He filmed two short dramas for a total pay of just 16,000 yuan. Months after shooting wrapped, the producer disappeared. When contact was finally re-established, the other party demanded that he delete his wage claim video before they would even talk, and even suggested he wait until five days after the drama re-aired Pushed to the brink, a man who once bought property in Beijing is now wearing a food delivery box on his back, working as a courier on the streets. And his story is just one small fragment of the countless actors in Hengdian who are owed wages. In Hengdian, the lives of background actors are said to be worth less than grass. In summer, they wear padded winter coats. In winter, they wear thin costumes. They work 15 to 16 hours a day. Their pay? 143 yuan. Some have stood under the blazing sun for that 143 yuan until they fainted from heatstroke. Film crews treat people like livestock. There are even claims that infants have been left in the rain for extended periods just to capture a shot, their heart-wrenching cries ignored while filming continued. Some insiders say bluntly, in this circle, there are countless ways to destroy someone, even to make a person disappear. There is also the so-called group streaming model, young girls in matching outfits dancing for hours on live broadcasts. It looks glamorous, but many call it a trap. Dancing more than 10 hours a day, their knee cartilage reportedly worn down. Companies promise high pay but impose endless conditions, fail to hit gift targets, and your pay is deducted, with hints that you may need to rely on a big brother to survive. It's described not as live streaming but as something closer to Northern Myanmar without electric batons, a metaphor for exploitation without visible weapons. And then there is Shen Jiarun, daughter of Xiao Shen Yun, who has recently stirred controversy. This second generation star's sudden rise in 2025 is seen by some as a prime example of the ecological imbalance in mainland show business. She debuted in South Korea last June, then quickly returned to China to pursue opportunities. Less than a year after her debut, she was appearing at nearly every major event. This spring festival film season, the promotional song for a Jackie Chan movie was a duet between her and Jackie Chan. But what about her ability? Earlier, during a New Year's Eve gala, she sang off-key while duetting with Mao Buyi, drawing widespread mockery online. Yet despite criticism across the internet that her virtue does match her position, and despite a collapse in public goodwill, she continues to secure top-tier brand endorsements and share the stage with Jackie Chan. This, critics say, is the kind of game powerful capital prefers to play. They don't care what audiences want to watch. They don't care about talent. What they want to prove is that they have the power to elevate any ordinary person to the skies and just as easily trample a talented but disobedient person into the mud. Take the Hong Kong Film Awards as an example. Even Mother Earth, starring Fan Bingbing, who had just won Best Actress at the Golden Horse Awards, could reportedly be directly disqualified. When chairman Derek Yee was asked for an explanation, he simply said, we couldn't find a way to explain it that would satisfy all parties. To put it bluntly, the rules are set by power and capital, and the lists are written by them. After saying all this, we still have to return to Yu Menglong. He is the most tragic victim of all these dark episodes, and the reason we continue speaking out. It is now February 2026. Since September 11, 2025, the day he fell to his death, nearly half a year has passed. Authorities quickly concluded that it was an accident, and even detained several netizens accused of spreading rumors. But in each of our hearts, there is a scale that weighs right and wrong. Online, claims have circulated that he was frozen out, controlled, and subjected to extreme treatment for 12 years, simply because he refused to comply with the unspoken rules of powerful figures. During those 12 years, he was known as someone upright and kind-hearted, devoted to charity and supporting vulnerable groups, even when he himself was not wealthy. Those who worked with him spoke highly of him. Over the past six months, posts have reportedly been deleted and accounts suspended in an effort to silence discussion. But what has been the result? The number of global signatures calling for justice for Yu Menglong has surpassed 760,000. One promotional poster reads, one person's voice may be small, but the voices of thousands will be heard. Every signature is a Some have asked, Yu Menglong endured 12 years in the darkness, we waited with him for dawn, can't we hold on just a little longer? What is our goal? The truth. Justice. There are many crocodiles of capital. They can kick aside a dress, blacklist an award-winning actress, send someone to a psychiatric hospital, even make a top star fear for his life. Perhaps we cannot slay each crocodile with our bare hands. But we can come together and drain the swamp, so that the truth can stand exposed under the sunlight. If you also feel this cannot simply be brushed aside, if you are concerned about Huguet's safety, then share this video, like it, and leave your voice in the comments. Thank you, and see you next time.