Snow in June? Yu Menglong’s 200-Yuan Coat & the “Sacrifice” Plot

Heavenly Signs and Injustice. In ancient times, there was Doie whose grievance brought snow. In June, heaven and earth moved with compassion. Today, there is the male Doi, the actor Yuming Long, leaving the world with endless regret. Coincidentally, on the National Morning Day, his hometown Alai in Shinjang was hit by a sudden blizzard. The world turned white. Car accidents multiplied. Traffic collapsed like a real life version of snow in June. Don't miss the next drop. Subscribe and enable the bell. In the Chinese tradition of the unity of heaven and humanity, celestial phenomena are often seen as reflections of politics and the people's hearts. When the human realm grows dark, heaven may bear witness with snow. There are many similar cases to do ease in antiquity. Hinanzi records this. During the waring states period, Zo Yan served King Hu of Yen with utmost loyalty, but the king believed slander and imprisoned him. Zo Yin wept to the heavens in midsummer and frost suddenly fell. When Euf was framed by Chin Hui and killed at the Phoenix Pavilion, historical sources also say that at the moment of his wrongful death, a strange portend appeared. Sudden gales, all lights extinguished, a black fog filled the sky, sand and stones flew. And now this sudden snowstorm in Shinjiang coming at such a moment inevitably startles the heart. Could this also be a warning from heaven? This wind and snow not only became a metaphor of fate for Yuming Long, it also stranded crowds of self-driving tourists on the Ai Highway. On National Morning Day, sudden blizzard in Yumalong's hometown. On September 30th, the first day of the National Day holiday, many tourists drove to Shinjangs Hu and Kas to see the autumn scenery, never imagining they would meet an Iceand Snow fairy tale. Around 2:30 p.m. that day, a blizzard suddenly struck the Alai region. On the AI highway, snowflakes raged in sky and earth became one color. Tourists said, "We couldn't see anything." A female tourist from Shani described a scene straight out of a disaster film. It started as drizzle when she got on the road, then quickly turned into a blizzard. The road was slick and her car was hit twice. Fortunately, she was unheard. Not until 2:00 a.m. on October 1st did she escape the storm and reach a hotel in Alai City. That same night, she posted again. The Ai Highway was still in a blizzard, roadside snow already above the ankle. Although snow plows were clearing, the road was iced over, vehicles stalled one after another, the highway paralyzed, and over a 100 private cars stranded. Another nizen warned on October 1st, the AI highway is closed. I forced my way out after more than 9 hours of driving yesterday. The mountain road is full of curves and ice. Accidents everywhere, many people waiting for rescue. On October 2nd, tourists posted further videos. The heavy snow hadn't stopped. Controls remained in place, and only 27 km of highway had reopened. Many could only stay put. On-site footage showed cars creeping along, wrecked vehicles lining the roadside, and the scene full of anxiety and helplessness. For stranded tourists, the storm left a cold reality, a holiday trapped, frequent crashes, and no idea when they could return. Staff from the Alai City Traffic Police Brigade confirmed the Ai Highway is closed. All stranded people have been evacuated, but there are still over a 100 vehicles waiting to be towed. The earliest full reopening would be October 3rd, and that still depends on the weather's favor. The AI highway is 209 km long, starting in Alai City and ending at Hemu village in Kanas, northern Shinjangs most popular self-drive route. This blizzard essentially locked tourists inside a snow country. On October 1st, the Kana Scenic area was also sealed by snow. The steps of the fish watching terrace were entirely buried. On the second, the park declared normal opening, but the terrace remained closed. All hiking routes were suspended and travel grew far more difficult. A sudden storm turned golden autumn in Shinjiang into pure silver. Though ei snow in June mark an injustice for the ages, the September blizzard in Yumulongs hometown feels like heavens will on the national morning. The real life of Yumang Long. I 200 yuan coat, an iron bed, and cardboard boxes. This was the real life of the star Yumang Long. It has been more than 20 days since his passing. Yet the public outcry has not subsided. Voices across the internet still call for justice. What is even more heartbreaking is that as netizens retraced his steps piece by piece, people realized that this top celebrity with 20 million fans lived a life that could only be called austere. Someone found Yumlong's Taba record. He bought a cotton jacket for just 200 renb. The account nickname was Ian Fish with a puppy as the avatar. After ordering, he thoughtfully left a five-star review. Not bad. The cut is really good. Second time buying from this shop. Thumbs up to the customer service sister. Very nice. With such simple words, who could have imagined the author was a superstar, followed by 20 million fans. Even more piercing, he filmed a try-on video himself, smiling and rotating his arms before the camera, innocent and cute. Yet, the background shocked viewers. An almost empty little room, a crude iron bed, and cardboard boxes stacked to the side. Such surroundings are a world apart from what people imagine for a celebrity. In that moment, countless people asked, "In what situation was he living that he ended up like this?" When Ian Fish was recognized as Yuming Long, the product page on Taba was instantly flooded with tears. Netzens wrote, "If I had never heard that desperate scream, maybe I wouldn't be this sad. This rotten world still couldn't keep you. Shiaoyu, when other artists pass, I just treat it as news. But with you, I truly can't let go." Others pleaded. No matter how the seller deletes comments, please don't delete that turning his hands video. Let us keep a little remembrance. A 200 yuan jacket, a cute yet desolate try-on clip, a cold iron bed. This is now the most authentic view of Yumulongs life people can see, and also the last image he left the world. From the traces he left, it's clear Yang Long was not someone who pursued material enjoyment. He dressed plainly and lived simply. Even a 200 yuan coat could fill him with joy. But when it came to charity, he was never stingy. Beyond various poverty relief donations, there were public libraries, sports rooms, rural music, teaching, free lunches. No hype, no fanfare, only quiet giving. He turned self-restraint in his own life into generosity toward others. Yuming Wong had set up monthly automatic donations to the Han Hong Love Charity Foundation. Even after his death on September 20th, another donation was drafted. The certificate from the Han Hong Foundation to Y Mang reads, "It is your participation that restores hope to those lingering in hardship. Each time you extend a helping hand, an endangered life sees the dawn. May you and I travel smoothly together and let love spread far. Why? Why? Why was such a good person mercilessly cast aside? For whom was you Ming Long sacrificed?" Yum. Malone's death was not a mere accident. Countless people believe he was silenced. Whether he was abused by many or unwilling to be drawn into the CCP elitees arms dealing and moneyaundering underworld, this exceptionally talented star at just 37 ended up lying strangely on cold concrete. The anger of netzens has blazed toward the shei brothers. Rumors ask whether the prince who bullied him was Xiuanping, the brother linked by blood to Xi Jinping. Because in the imperial era, only a ruler's brother could be called a Chin Wong, prince. Adding to the stranges is Yumongs birthday. He was born on June 15th, the same day as Xi Jinping. Some suspect he was chosen as a sacrificial offering, his life exchanged for the elite family's prolongation and disaster avoidance. Nor is he alone. Another actor who died mysteriously, Xiaoin Leang, was born on October 15th, the same as Xi Jinpings father, Xi Jang Shuan. Are such coincidences truly coincidences or signs of a sinister ancient taking on another's calamity ritual of sacrifice? What chills the spine further is that not long ago, Xi Jinping publicly said, "Before a military parade, humans may be able to live to 150." When that statement overlays rumors of birthday sacrifices, it sends a silent shiver down the back. Thus, public fury flared and fingers pointed directly at the shei family. People asked, "Why him? Why do the young lives that keep being lost have these haunting overlaps with that family's birthdays?" Yumong's death in his prime is not only a tragedy for the entertainment world, it is a blood and tears indictment of a labyrinth of darkness. Where is the way out for celebrities? In mainland China, show business has never been just entertainment. It is a vanity fair where money and power intertwine. A place where the dreams and nightmares of countless stars unfold together. Behind the bright red carpets and spotlights lies a mess of unwritten rules. Sleeping for roles, sex for power deals, laundering money, kept relationships, and being ATMs for elite families. If you comply, you might soar for a time. If you resist, the ending is often tragic. This is the so-called reality of Chinese entertainment, not a contest of talent, but of who bows lower to power. Fan Bing Bings plunge from the peak is a vivid example. From sister fan to attack scandal and collapse, she was cast out and banned from the mainland market. Such a blow could have silenced her for life. Yet, she turned to go overseas. Recently with the Malaysian film Mother of Earth, Dmu, she was nominated for best actress at the 62nd Golden Horse Awards, praised as having washed away the glitter. Her studio was quick to post on Weibo. In 2025, Fan Bing Bing returns to Treasure Island with Mother of Earth. Lately, she has been shuttling among Japan, Hong Kong, and Malaysia for work. Late at night, Fan posted on Weibo herself to everyone climbing upward along Life's Road. Just off the plane, have a drink for this busy yet fulfilling stretch. The road is long. Let's walk it together. The IP location showed Hong Kong paired with a moody photo. Although she didn't explicitly mentioned the Golden Horse Awards, many netizens believed this was precisely her sentiment on being nominated again there and at the Tokyo Festival. This achievement not only gave her a new stage in the Chinese language film world, it also proved to the world only by escaping the den, jumping out of the system, out of that cage, can one find a path to live again, a second chance at life. As for you, Mang Long, clearly talented with both looks and ability, he remained long trapped in the den of China's entertainment industry. When he refused to bow and refused to be a play thing of the powerful, what awaited him was not applause, but darkness. That sunny youth had long been pressed to a dead end. Had you Ming Long left earlier, perhaps today's ending would be different. But there are no ifs in this world, only endless remorse and pain. Dis grievance brought snow in June, moving heaven and earth. In Shinjangs National Morning Day Blizzard, Yumulongs figure likewise chilled countless hearts. This world did not treat him well. Finally, let us commemorate this promising young man with lyrics from the song Remembering the Hazy E- Ming Long. The songwriter Xiaing Wu wrote, "There is no Yum Mingong in this world anymore. May our persistent efforts allow his and her names to see the light of day again. Though the ancient road remains, human hearts have grown old. The chronicles are not yet dry and right and wrong or inverted. The night is hazy, drifting and hazy. There is no Yumang Wong in this world anymore.