Yu Menglong: A Life Lost Over a USB? | S&T Chats

Hello! Welcome to S&T Chats. Where we bring you... Yu Meng Long. Dun dun dun. So he was found dead on September 11th with two Rolex on his body. Supposedly, the Rolex is a way where men would give their toys. A thank you gift. Oh. Yeah. Okay. We got a lot of update, a lot of information about it. Crazy, crazy stuff. Yeah. And there's a lot of different stories out there. We'll just try to... Run it through. Run it through and you'll be the judgment of what it is. But overall, it's sus, sus, sus. Super sus. We'll first say that they said he fell and jumped out the window. That was the first thing. And they said that he's suicide. Yeah. The day before he died, he was actually gonna go film a CCTV program. Okay. The next day, he was gonna go do that. Okay. And then he passed away. So Yu Meng Long, also known as Alan Yu, was a talented actor. He's best known for his roles Go Princess Go and Internal Love. So he was born in 1988. He started out in music competitions before shifting to acting where he rose to fame in mid 2010. And then he signed with EE Media. They have Zhang Jie, Jason Zhang. And then they have Hua Chenyu under them too. Another singer. Yes. So very, very powerful company. I just put it out there. But yeah, like Tina said, he rose to fame from Session Session, Internal Love. And he was Bai Zhen. So he was Bai Qian's brother. Yeah, fourth brother. With the other guy. And they just played chess and had such a chill life. And they were in the plum blossom. Drinking wine. After he gained a lot of popularity, you would think, you know, he would keep growing. But then he kind of died down for three years. Felt quiet. And a lot of people say it's because he rejected a female investor, producer. Her advances. And then which in turn got him blacklisted for three years. So let's start with this whole timeline. I think the first thing that came that hit this whole thing was a post. It was a post by a detective bouquet. And it was posted on September 11th on 11.25am from a Weibo page. It was said Yu Menglong, this actor from Session Session, he was having dinner with five or six friends at a friend's house on September 10th. And around 2am on September 11th, Yu Menglong retired to his bedroom and locked the door. And around 6am, his friends left the party and without seeing him, went downstairs and discovered his body. A neighbor walking their dog saw him and called the police. Yeah, the police have ruled out a criminal case. But the specific cause is still under investigation. That was the first post that came out that started this thing. Okay. Well, and then afterward, his unregistered studio came out with a post that said that yes, Yu Menglong did pass away, but it was because he got drunk and he fell out the window. Well, he did get very drunk. So at this friend's gathering, there were really famous people. Like there were a lot of directors. There were a lot of famous and powerful people. Producers. There were children of older and newer elites. And there's also 红二代, if you guys know that term. Yeah, it's different than 富二代. 富二代 is like the rich. And then it's like table. Yeah, but and then 红 in China, it's red, right? Red represents the communists. So 红二代 is the people, the kids of... Officials. Officials, the second generation. They're more powerful. They're more rich than the 富二代. So apparently the gathering started from 8.15 p.m. until 2.40 a.m. So that's over six hours of continuous drinking. And this continuous drinking thing is really common in the entertainment industry. Yeah, they'll be like, oh, let's go out and drink. And then you have to 陪酒, which means you have to accompany them to go drink. Because you know, you get your investors happy. And in turn, you get the girls. Yeah, so it was reported that there were 10 bottles of very strong foreign liquor. And including two bottles of 96 proof Polish vodka. Three bottles of 40 proof whiskey. 24 bottles of beer and four bottles of red wine. Including a 1982 Lafayette. It's a really famous wine gifted by a wealthy individual. The autopsy of Yumonon's body showed his blood alcohol concentration was three times the fatal level. And there was some unknown substance. They were injecting drugs in him. Okay, so I just want to come out and say that where are you getting all your information? I'm getting all my information from media outlets posted these. Okay, because I'm always going on Douyin looking for information on Yumonon. And I did not see one post that said his autopsy results came out. So I'm very shocked that like you can find it. There are whistleblowers. So people were constantly posting a lot of stuff out. About this thing, right? And they noticed that once they posted out on like Douyin and the Chinese controlled platforms, it would be deleted. Yeah. And taken out. Yeah. Like there are even the first very first post of him. The whistleblower that said he died. That post was even taken out. Yeah. So everything was deleted. Everything was, you know, pushed down. But it spread to the western. Yeah, right. Spreaded worldwide. Yeah, worldwide. So then people started posting on X. Okay. And like Instagram. And stuff platforms that the Chinese government cannot control. Yeah. You know, in the beginning, they said, okay, going back to this incident, right? So in the beginning, they said he fell down. Yeah. And that he climbed out the window and he suicide. So how can someone like him with three times the fatal level of blood alcohol concentration climb to an open window, open that window. Yeah. And jump out. Yep. If someone who's so drunk, how can he peel off the side? Be clear minded. Yeah. There were like evidence of like scratches. Yep. And his door was locked, right? They said. But it was locked from within. Yeah, from inside. The picture that we're going to show you now, it basically shows a picture on the outside. And then on the bottom red box, you can see that there's scuff marks. Why is there scuff marks there? Like, it doesn't make any sense. Was he hung upside down where he's trying to save himself by scratching? And that's why you can see the scuff marks. And do keep in mind that picture that we're showing you now, you can't find it in China. Yeah, that's one thing I really want to bring up is very interesting fact is that every post. Yeah. Every video about his death from the beginning, it's just been quickly. It's gone. Deleting, disappearing. The pictures that they will show you in China of the actual window itself, and then of the ledge. Like you can't even see the scuff marks on the bottom. And then the video recordings that we're going to show you, the voice recordings that we're going to show you, you can't even find it on Douyin. No matter how hard I try finding on Douyin, I can't find it. Anymore, right? Yeah. And the police in the beginning, they said it was they, you know, automatically remove murder out of the case. They're like, no. They're like, oh no, this is definitely not homicide. No, no way. And then yeah, like bring it back to the video of him crying like crazy. But people were saying that it's fake. They were saying it's not him. It's some delivery person, blah, blah, blah. But there are proof. So in the video that you said with the small light. All I can hear in that video is basically him saying from when I was 25 years old, I've always been threatened by you. And so apparently Malone was hung upside down. That's why I was saying you can see the scuff marks, right? But then that means that Malone was trying not to suicide. The suicide thing is just BS, trying to cover it up. Exactly. And then a lot of people were saying that he was depressed. I don't think he was. He's not depressed. No, he doesn't have depression. He has work the next day. He's the most gentle soul. He's the most professional person I've ever met. Not that I met him personally, but from his actions, he's the kindest person we've ever met. He's like donated a lot of money when people needed help. Yeah, he donated $50,000 to help with the flooding situation. There's another video that supposedly shows Malone being escorted by his perpetrators back up to the room. Like you can see that the video was recorded from the peephole. Oh, and then the shadow, right? And then the shadow went by. And then there's like a couple of guys going through. You can hear like crying in the hallway. And then the last person I believe was a girl because that person was holding her cell phone with like a dangly thing on the bottom, right? Sus. So these are all the videos I found on Instagram. I could not find any of this. Undoing. That's crazy. None of it. So when the 17 suspects were, you know, came out, you know, people were saying every one of them was like, oh, I wasn't there. I don't know him. I don't really interact with him. Like everybody was saying that. And people were like even escaping the city, like overnight going to a different city to be like, oh, I'm not there. I'm here, you know? And then it's really funny because a lot of them, after they said it, it was like so 打脸 to them. Controversial. Very controversial. It's only been like 10 days, a little bit more than 10 days. Yeah. And it's already deleted. But it's like a huge thing. It's like, it's still very, there's no answer. There's no answer. And the answer that they did give us was like suicide? Bruh, please. Anybody, any fans who knew Meng Long was like, Meng Long would not do that sort of thing. He came out with a interview that says, like, I'm gonna live well. I'm gonna do my best. I also want to point out that Meng Long's studio came out with a notice, right? That, oh, it's true. He's suicide. He passed away, right? And then after that, the mom also came out through the studio that says it's true. His cause of death was drunk, right? But keep in mind that both of his studios, Shanghai Qimeng and Dongyang Xianmeng were both unregistered. Yes. November 2011 and July 2025, right? So that's weird. But then the second thing is when studio came out with the notice, there should be an official seal. There was no official seal. In China, official seals are everything. I think the mother's post that you're talking about isn't really his mother posting. It's probably just whoever's posting because apparently Yu's mother went to Yu's company and was saying, you guys are a heartless company and return my son. So there are a lot of 潜规则 and the Chinese entertainment unwritten laws. Yes. One of them is that if you don't drink, you don't get the part. And another one is if you don't sleep, you don't get the part. And if you sleep, you can become top. Really interesting thing I found is that so a lot of these directors and producers, they're guys, right? And before, it's always targeting the women. But they got tired and bored. So now they're targeting the men. So they're just disgusting. So I've seen a video on Instagram that basically listed three different actors. And they were like, wow, it makes sense. Because these three actors, when they were young, they were beautiful and handsome. And then as time progresses, they went the complete opposite route. They were bald and then they were rugged. And then fans were like, were they trying to save themselves? And a lot of people choose celebrities, they choose to kind of leave the entertainment and just don't, yeah, it's so sad. But like we said earlier, a lot of these whistleblowers that post this information, their account has been suspended. And then all the comments and those 17 suspects, including the pink hair director guy, the girl, some other director guy, their comments are disabled on all those posts and stuff. So the most shocking, shocking, shocking after all these, you know, it came out that apparently his death has to do with a USB. So apparently this whole center figure is called a person named Xin Qi. We have no information about him, but apparently he is a producer and he's very well known in the industry. And he's some descent relative of like the Xi Jinping family or... Supposedly. Some really, really high official that we don't know. And he's a person with a really red background. The Hong Er Dai thing I was talking about. So apparently Xin Qi and others wanted to use their influence on Yu Menglong. But Yu Menglong refused to cooperate. And then Yu Menglong found out and got evidence of Xin Qi laundering money. And then Xin Qi found out. So the USB was Yu Menglong's evidence. In fact, Xin Qi was just targeting Yu Menglong trying to force him out the whereabouts of the USB drive. So this whole thing, this abuse thing, I'm going to call it, it definitely lasted more than one day. Like that last drinking wasn't the only abuse he got. What I found on Instagram is that Menglong had proof of their tax evasion. And then he gave them back the tax evasion. Proof that he had. And then he swallowed the USB. But then his friend was like he swallowed the USB. He gave something else back. It's like here's proof. But the USB has more information. It probably had copies of it. Oh, I see, I see. Yeah, he probably made copies. He gave them back the original maybe. Apparently that's why he was hung upside down because they were like spit the USB out. Okay. Apparently that's why, right? You know, I heard besides them trying to hang him up down as well that they actually went to the hospital and cut open his stomach and try to get the USB out. Oh, God. Yeah, because there's images of him, you know, days just before this thing that he was wrapped. And I don't know, but I saw a picture of him on the ground, the dead, that he was wrapped like that. They will do that. Like they will do that. I'm very, I don't suss if that's actually true. Yeah, they're not scared of anything. They're not scared of retributions because, you know, they think that I'm so powerful, nobody can touch me. Yeah, so they ultimately just wanted to get the USB, the proof of them laundering money. Next, we will jump to our favorite blue background, white words, police report, which we know is not credible at all. Just go back to our Li Yixue video and you'll know why. It came out on September 21st. And in the police report, they basically said Yu Menglong's cause of death is being intoxicated to the point that he couldn't control himself and accidentally fell out the window. Now, in that police report, there's also... They used the word accidentally. Okay. There's also three points that they also brought up, right? Ridiculous points. One, the rumor that Menglong was set up, assaulted and jumped out the window. So in one of the attendees to the drinking party, there's a director, Chen Qingsong, who was also mentioned in the rumors, right? So he publicly stated that he wasn't at the scene. He's not involved. And the guy in the picture had black hair and he had red hair. That's his excuse. Okay. And he's like, I don't know that guy. Okay. I guess he went overnight and dyed his hair. Right? And then because this netizen also said that investors wanted to teach him a lesson. The investors lackeys created a Hongmen Banquet, so which is like a trap dinner party where they got him drunk and assaulted him. Menglong couldn't bear it anymore and thus jumped off the building. So this is... The police report. The police report, right? They're like, all of this? Ah, that's false. All right. So number two in the police report. The rumor of Menglong was thrown out the window slash building. So Menglong was outside the window and was hung upside down. He had his nails ripped off, his stomach ripped open and threw out the window. All of this rumor? No, not true. Wow. The third one. The rumor that Menglong's mother is under supervision or being controlled. Security cameras were destroyed by someone. There were some big investors involved and Menglong's mother is currently being supervised slash monitored. This rumor? No, no, no. It's false. And then the conclusion is Menglong's cause of death is intoxication. I mean, this police report is so specific that I'm like, if they say it's not true, then it probably is true. I think they... Didn't they say they arrested three people? The only people they arrested were the three... Rumors. The three rumors that blew up. The three people that spread these rumors, they arrested those three people. For defamation, for... Wow. What is that in English? Wow. Creating chaos within the people. Yeah. Like things like that. And then that's their excuse for arresting them. Wow. Talk about free speech, guys. What justice is that? Oh my goodness. Okay, that is just crazy. So none of the 17 suspects or whatever suspects, none of the... None. Okay, so one last key point I want to say with all this is that the Chinese entertainment industry is just for money laundering. Like that is their main purpose, actually. It started back in Hong Kong, you know? Yeah, for the... What's it called? 黑幫? The gangs. The gangs, yeah. And you know, with Fan Bingbing's stuff, it was all with money laundering too. You know, she was just really smart and she paid the fines. She didn't interrogate anyone. So she's, you know, still not that bad right now. This whole Chinese entertainment is just for money laundering. Why? Because it's so easy. Yep. You know, there are a couple ways. We mentioned last time, like the sets, you don't know how much it costs. The contracts between the actors, it could be, you know, and there's just a lot of other ways. And the company, the movie theater, the tickets, everything, the ticket sales, it's all fake a lot of times. Yeah. Just for money laundering. This is what we found at least as of now. But if there's any new updates, we'll definitely let you know. Like we all want justice for this Yu Menglong's death because we can't take it that he... He just passed away like a nobody. Yeah, fell down on his own. And so suspiciously too. Yeah, like it just doesn't match up. This doesn't click. And plus the fact that he fell down from the fifth floor, I believe. And there were a test, like if someone fell down from the third floor, you can already hear a really boom. Yeah. And he fell down from the fifth floor. Like, so about that, apparently some of the people who lived in that district, they were like, oh, I hear something. And then the police or someone was like, no, you didn't. And then apparently they also got hush-hush money. The people in that living place. Well, that building is a really expensive. And then I also want to bring up that one of the actors that I saw, he's like, you say there are six or seven or there are 17 people drinking with him. Why isn't anyone stepping out? Yes, yes. That was a really good point as well. Like there were so many people. Crime scene, I want to say. And none of them, no one is saying anything. Yeah, they're all keeping their mouth shut. It's like, why? You say you're friends, like when a friend is really in need, where are you? Well, I mean, he passed away. Shouldn't you stand up and say something? Yeah. And it's not like one person. It's not like one or two. At least six. Okay. And I'm saying 17 here. There was a lot of people involved and nobody is saying anything. It's all these like whistleblowers that we don't know. But like, I trust them more than the police report. So, but yeah, it's take your judgment. And I don't know if there's be justice, but we do hope someday. Someday. Take what we say with a grain of salt, you know, because nothing is concrete. Like we don't know anything yet. The Chinese government isn't doing anything. All the information that we have is apparently, supposedly it's him. My two cents is if the Chinese government is deleting all of this images, videos, voice recordings, then it says that some of these evidence is actually true. Yeah. And it's got to be some really powerful people involved. Yeah. That's why this is being so shushed up. Yeah. So, and because there's no scapegoat right now. Yeah. Besides those three innocent people that spread rumors. Yep. And you guys say there's, there's freedom of speech in China. No, no way. It's like, look at the three people who said just what they think happened, you know? Yeah. So I just want to end it by like this whole thing. I mean, reflect on me, like looking up to the celebrities, like to be more cautious, I would say. Yeah. I mean, I actually would say that if we really do like a celebrity that we should actually observe his actions, her actions, observe if there's any bruises on them, how they act around other people. I think because body language does tell a lot of things. So let us know in the comments below on how you will be remembering Yu Menglong. For me, I will always remember him as Sidi. I will remember him as Bai Zhen and just drinking, living a really chill life. Yeah. Just such a carefree person. That's it for today. Don't forget to like and subscribe and leave your comments on what you think. Okay. We'll see you next time. Bye.