Yu Menglong’s Relics Hung on 798Cube? Full Timeline of His Death! ‘Hell Diary’ Reveals Truths

The truth about Yu Menglong's case grows more shocking the deeper we dig. From the strange way people pronounce the 798 art district, to his belongings now displayed in a museum, and most recently, a hell diary that allegedly recounts his entire death. Let's explore the truth behind it all in today's program. Are Yu Menglong's belongings really at 798 Cube? First, for those concerned about Yu Menglong's family, A screenshot shows his mother clutching his memorial portrait and sobbing. The family has since confirmed they are all right. Next, let's talk a bit about the 798 Cube. According to sources quoted by commentator Li Muyang, there is said to be a secret tunnel linking the Bulgari Hotel with the Qihao Art Museum, which is part of the 798 Art Zone. Next to the Bulgari Hotel stands the Kunlun Apartments, where Huayi Brothers have their offices. While the situation inside isn't clear, it's easy to see this area's close ties to the entertainment industry, as the Bulgari Hotel mainly serves that clientele. The site sits within the Guomao CBD, close to embassies and the luxury SKP Mall. Farther east lies Tianyu Media. In short, it's a neighborhood filled with stars and artists. The Qihao Museum of Art has three floors above ground and four underground levels. What's striking is that those four basement floors have never been opened to the public. Only the three surface floors are used. What, then, is hidden below? Many speculate that the underground levels might be used to detain celebrities. Psychic Tai William once spoke about mysterious warehouses and basements. Perhaps this is what she was referring to. Speaking of the British psychic, after she revealed what Yu Menglong had allegedly communicated to her, she began receiving threatening messages. YouTube suddenly demanded she submit her ID and a 6-second verification video to keep livestreaming. She said she almost complied, but her ancestors and guardian spirit warned her not to. So she did one final livestream, announcing she would stop. If her account were deleted, she would not make a new one, saying she didn't want to deal with negativity. Netizens also urged her not to hand over her ID, believing that exposing the truth had frightened bad actors who wanted to identify and silence her. Another netizen claimed that once the story came out, some sharp observers realized Bvlgari might be covering for 798. Unverified reports even said the Bvlgari hotel had been dismantled. When people began focusing on 798, a wave of voices suddenly appeared urging everyone to stop paying attention, arguing that it was a distraction. Some who discussed 798 were even labeled as government trolls. If 798 really had nothing to hide, wouldn't letting the public fixate on an innocent place be exactly what the guilty would want? Why were videos about 798 taken down while those urging people to look away spread freely? In Chinese culture, feng shui and the power of homophones are taken seriously. For instance, the number 8 sounds like fa, to prosper, symbolizing wealth, hence combinations like 168 or 8 and 88 are seen as lucky. But 798 sounds like ku si ba, which can be heard as go die. Could it be some wonder that the Chinese Communist Party uses the 798 art zone as a curse upon the people? The art museum there displays extremely disturbing works. The human skin exhibits are said to be genuine and the bodies are real human specimens. Some online users zoomed in on photos and noticed body hair, proving they weren't made of pig skin as claimed. Pig pores are much larger. One person even spotted what looked like Yu Menglong's shoes tied with a red string, allegedly on display. Another video shows those a room in the 798 art museum with tall arched doors and dishes scattered around. Some resemble western-style barbecue, others are unrecognizable. Most chilling of all, a pale pink jacket hangs on the far wall, very similar to one Yu Menglong was once seen wearing. Viewers are invited to look closely to judge whether it's truly his. If so, the thought is horrifying. There's one more suspicious point. An exhibition that was originally scheduled to end on August 31 was abruptly extended to October 8 without explanation. Exhibitions are usually planned in advance and rarely change so suddenly. Could this one-month extension be connected to the alleged detention of Yu Menglong or other artists? The 798 art district's head is Kai Junwu, assistant GM of Qixing Huadian Co. Ltd. He's known to be acquainted with Kai Huajun, CEO of Mango Media. Whether their ties run deeper is unknown, but the situation certainly raises questions. The Full Timeline of Yu Menglong's Tragic Death A netizen painstakingly pieced together the timeline and locations related to Yu Menglong's alleged murder. According to them, on August 31, a video was filmed at apartment 506, building 18, Sunshine-Shangdong Complex, Shibanya, showing Yu being threatened and hung outside a window. Though he wasn't dropped. Screenshots from a Xiaohongshu account suggest that the window was shattered that same day. Afterward, the perpetrators reportedly moved Yu between multiple locations, continuing to torment him, including Suzhou Zhajie Company at the GMA Fashion Center, the Bulgari Hotel, and the 798 art district, before returning him to another building in Sunshine-Shangdong, where paparazzi later captured footage of his fatal fall. Another user reconstructed Yu's timeline prior to his last public appearance, suggesting that he may have lost his freedom as early as September of the previous year, nearly a year before his death. Reportedly, after Yu's contract expired in 2021, he was frozen for three years. Then, on June 9, 2023, he suddenly joined the cast of One Umbrella in the Rain, Yi Sun-Yan Yu, as the male lead alongside actor Wu Junyu. A longtime fan, Xin Qi, who had supported Yu since 2011, may have invested in the film. Xin was considered a close friend of Yu's, along with Zhu Pin and Du Qiang. By May 2024, the three had founded a company together. In September 2024, Yu's assistant was replaced, the new one being Du Qiang. On September 25, Yu visited Universal Studios, where Wu Yaotao, said to be Zhu Pin's boyfriend, was also present. From that point on, Yu allegedly lived under surveillance. According to netizens, things began to seem off after November 22. 2024, when Yu's Shanghai Xiamen studio was dissolved. Du Qiang was photographed several times looking hostile. By April 2025, Yu went missing for a period. Rumors claimed he had joined an escape room game on April 9. On April 19, during a livestream promoting the series Chivalrous Hero, viewers noticed injuries on his lips and hands, a flushed face, and an overall unwell appearance. Wu Yaotao was said to own an escape room business. Later reports indicate that on June 6, Yu mentioned a film exhibition on Xiao Hongshu, scheduled for September 6 at the 798 Art Zone. That same day, Cheng Qingsong held a birthday party at Pingji Hot Pot Restaurant, attended by Xin Qi and Tian Hairong, just 20 minutes from 798. On June 16, a photo surfaced showing Yu beside Du Qiang with bruises at the corner of his eye. On July 9, Yu closed his Xiamen Dongyang studio. On July 16, he and Wu Yaotao were photographed flying from Shanghai to Beijing. Yu wore a blue t-shirt and beige pants, the same outfit seen on staff from Suzhou Jiajie Company. On August 13, Yu made his final public appearance, looking anxious and frightened. There were also claims that his phone was confiscated, and later posts under his name might not have been made by him. An audio recording later circulated describing a dog being killed, possibly linked to Yu's temporary Shanghai residence. Neighbors said similar incidents had occurred multiple times. From the timeline, it appears that since September 2024, when his assistant changed to Du Qiang, Yu gradually lost his freedom and was frequently beaten. Du Qiang, Zhu Pin, and Wu Yaotao allegedly took turns monitoring him. During the final year of his life, Yu Menglong was stripped of his freedom, forced to close two studios, and repeatedly assaulted. In his few public appearances, viewers noticed visible injuries. A viral surveillance clip showed a man running while being chased and beaten, followed by another shot of someone dragged across the ground. Many netizens identified the victim as Yu, though some dismissed it as footage from an escape room game. However, growing evidence suggests it may indeed show Yu being attacked. Filmed around April 9, 2025, the supposed owner of the escape room business, Wu Yaotao, was later said to actually be Zhao Yunqi. Screenshots from Xiaohongshu show an account named Mysterious Gentleman posting the surveillance video allegedly depicting Yu's beating. The account was linked to Heibu Cultural Creative Company in Hangzhou. According to Chichacha Records, Hangzhou Shangcheng Heibu Network Technology Co Ltd, represented legally by Zhao Yunqi, is tied to 22 businesses and 6 corporate groups. When searched on ChatGPT, Zhao Yunqi appeared as one of the producers of One Umbrella in the Rain. Given that Xin Qi, Yu's old friend, may have invested in the film, this implies a close connection between Xin Qi and Zhao Yunqi. It suggests Yu had never truly escaped the control of powerful financiers. From his 2021 contract and 3-year freeze to his reappearance in 2023, he lived under constant manipulation and fear. Inside the room where Yu was allegedly tortured, posters of stars like Leslie Chung and Teresa Teng were said to hang on the walls. Some netizens speculated that many other young celebrities who died mysteriously might also have been victims of these same shadowy forces. Finally, users discovered that Yu Menglong's Weibo account had been scrubbed of nearly all comments, posts, and updates. His total views reportedly dropped from over 38 billion to barely 50 million. His profile no longer appears in searches, and both his mailbox and Youku account were deleted, possibly containing sensitive information. As the British psychic once warned, clues might still be hidden within Yu's live streams and social media posts. Could those responsible have panicked and erased all traces and evidence? Does the Hell Diary reveal the truth? In the previous video, I mentioned a suspect identified by netizens, Wang Yusen, a screenwriter and producer. After Yu Menglong's death, she posted that he had saved her from ending her life twice. The first time was on New Year's Eve 2019, when she was standing on a rooftop and received a New Year's message and comforting words from Yu that stopped her. The second was on New Year's Eve 2023, when he gently told her, we don't live just for ourselves. From her words, it's clear the two shared a close friendship. Yet, according to some netizens, Wang later posted several entries on Instagram under the title Hell Diary, containing disturbing confessions. On August 21st, she allegedly wrote, Opening the painful memories, I remember his warmth. It wasn't just warmth, it was love. That warmth could be traded for money and power. As long as I abandon my conscience, I can have the light. I will be trapped in the darkness of morality, and so will he. But I'll start using that warmth to lure him into the cage. Words like transaction, money and power, cage completely contradict the gentle image she painted of him before. Worse still was her supposed September 8th entry, Yu Menglong is imprisoned and in terrible condition. At 3pm on September 8th, I made a deal with them. I turned our friendship into lies that deeply hurt him. He's imprisoned. Please let him go. The love I abandoned has become his tragedy. And finally, on September 9th, I looked back at him for the last time. This was his death sentence. She even added a note, From September 8th to 9th, 2025, there will be a blood moon. You can check it. What kind of scene do those words describe? Compared to the official claim that Yu Menglong died from an accidental fall while drunk, which version sounds closer to the truth? Of course, to be objective, since Wang Yusen's Instagram account has been locked, these screenshots can't be independently verified. However, the timing and content closely align with the period when Yu's tragedy occurred. In one of the leaked screenshots, there was also a greeting card Yu once sent her. Dear Classmate Yusen, Don't lose any more weight. You're already slim enough. Hope you soon find your ideal oppa. Meanwhile, Wang's identity has become increasingly controversial. She previously argued online about the fate of Yu's pet dog. On October 4th, she posted that the dog is fine and has been adopted, but refused to reveal by whom. Rather than calming suspicion, her statement made netizens think she was helping someone cover things up. Under growing backlash, she deleted the post, and soon after, her Weibo account disappeared as well. What do you think about Wang Yusen? Feel free to share your thoughts in the comments. Thank you for watching and see you next time.