Yu Menglong Imprisoned Long Ago in Qihao Museum’s Tunnel? Xi’s Brother Controls Beijing’s Celebs?

According to the latest update from commentator Li Muyong, a friend recently sent him a screenshot showing Yu Menglong's mother clutching her son's portrait and sobbing uncontrollably. The friend repeatedly emphasized that after careful verification, the woman in the photo was indeed Yu's mother. Both Yu's mother and cousin are reportedly safe Just a few days ago, commentator Lau Deng claimed that Yu's cousin had been killed, his mother was lying in the ICU, and another female relative had been driven to madness. The information circulating right now is chaotic, so we can't independently confirm these reports. Still, many are praying for Yu Menglong's family and hoping they remain safe. One of the most striking pieces of news today comes from British psychic T.Y. William, who claims that the spirit of Yu Menglong reached out to her and revealed a series of shocking revelations. Soon after, she posted a photo showing that her channel had been restricted. She could no longer upload any videos. To regain access, she was told she must record a 6-second video and take a photo while holding her ID card. William believes this is a deliberate act of harassment and intimidation. Given all this, we can confidently say that the information Yu Menglong's spirit revealed to William may indeed be true and that it has now struck directly at the Chinese Communist Party's main artery. It seems that this battle between good and evil has already spread across the world, and if investigators keep digging deeper, they may soon uncover truths so explosive they could shake the very foundations of our world. And at the center of this storm stands a man whose name has quietly surfaced again and again. Xi Yuanping. The man controlling China's entertainment industry. On October 15th, commentator Daiyu dropped a bombshell. He revealed that a long-time friend from Beijing's entertainment circle, someone who has spent many years in the film industry, came forward with stunning insider information. Xi Yuanping, the younger brother of Xi Jinping, is not just one of the biggest figures in Beijing's entertainment world, but the most powerful man behind the scenes, the ultimate patron who quietly controls the entire industry. Back on September 28th, we released a video raising the suspicion that Xi Yuanping might actually be the key figure behind the entire Yu Menglong case. Many of you may remember Yu Menglong's farewell message to his mother, where he described a sinister figure. The old man who calls himself a prince, his eyes greedy like a wolf. Every time he came near, my back went cold. In the culture of the Chinese Communist Party, the word prince refers to the princelings, the children of the party's highest ranking leaders. In this context, Xi Jinping and Xi Yuanping, the sons of Xi Zhongshun, a veteran revolutionary, former vice premier, and one of the CCP's founding elites, perfectly fit that label. From this, it isn't hard to infer that the man Yu described was Xi Yuanping himself. Adding to the suspicion is the massive, coordinated cover-up and the nationwide gag order now sweeping across mainland China, reportedly the harshest since the COVID-19 pandemic. The scale of suppression makes one thing clear. Without the direct hand of China's top leadership, such an operation would be impossible. These were the findings we reported in our September 28th broadcast. But now, the letter from Dai Yu's insider friend in the Beijing entertainment industry further reinforces those claims. If Xi Jinping stands at the top of China's political pyramid, then his brother Xi Yuanping holds the same absolute power over Beijing's entertainment world. And in that realm, no one dares defy him. According to commentator Dai Yu, Xi Yuanping's control serves several key purposes. To select concubines and mistresses, to launder money, including funds from arms trading, to shape and control public opinion, and even to obtain ritual sacrifices. By taking direct control of Beijing's entertainment industry, Xi Yuanping can carry out all of these objectives effortlessly. And this, Dai Yu says, explains the countless disturbing rumors that have long surrounded him. A clear example of this is Xi Yuanping's wife, John Lan, who was once an entertainer active in Beijing's nightlife and film scene. The two married on August 7th, 2008, and according to reports, John Lan was among the women Xi Yuanping personally handpicked from that very circle. Beyond the entertainment world, Xi Yuanping is said to handle the Xi family's internal and behind-the-scenes affairs. Everything from organizing the opening of their father's memorial hall in Shaanxi, to family anniversaries and public appearances reportedly falls under his management. Given this role, even esoteric or occult practices, such as hiring people to perform witchcraft or spiritual rituals to prolong his elder brother's life, would naturally fall within Xi Yuanping's domain of duties. Another curious detail has emerged in recent days. Several independent media outlets reported that a man in a white shirt with a large belly, bearing a striking resemblance to Xi Yuanping, was spotted at the crime scene. Some have claimed the man was merely a security guard for the residential compound. His identity has yet to be confirmed. Still, if it truly was Xi Yuanping, his presence felt almost symbolic, as though fate itself were lifting the veil on a truth long buried. Adding further weight to this theory is testimony from another insider, Chinese filmmaker Zhang Xiaomin, once a prominent figure in China's entertainment industry. On her own program, Zhang stated that the Yu Menglong case is far from a simple murder. It is, in her words, a high-level power struggle. She revealed that rumors implicating Xi Yuanping spread quickly after the incident, prompting Xi Jinping to issue an immediate gag order. Reliable sources confirmed this was a top-down silencing campaign. The Cyberspace Administration of China reportedly included the case in its clean-up-the-internet operation, wiping out all related videos, comments, and trending searches. In other words, while the public keeps searching for the truth, the online space has been drowned in chaos and manipulation, with the CCP's 50-cent army likely working behind the scenes to twist the story. In the end, it's becoming more and more evident that the investigation has been pointing the wrong way all along, because the real mastermind may be none other than someone within the Xi family itself. Let's be patient and see how the story unfolds next. Are we about to expose China's hidden entertainment underworld? In our last three consecutive episodes, we discussed three highly suspicious locations that are now believed to be linked to the death of Yu Menglong. The Vulgari Hotel, the 798 Cube Art Museum, and the Qihao Art Museum. According to commentator Li Muyang, his friend in Beijing revealed that right next to the Vulgari Hotel stands the Kunlun Apartments, which house the headquarters of Huayi Brothers, one of China's largest and most powerful entertainment conglomerates. This makes it highly probable that the Vulgari Hotel primarily caters to the entertainment industry. The friend further explained that this area belongs to the Guomao CBD commercial zone, close to several foreign embassies and the upscale SKP Mall. Just a bit farther east is Tianyu Media, the company that had signed Yu Menglong. In short, this entire district is a gathering hub for celebrities and entertainment figures. Now speaking of the Vulgari Hotel, there is reportedly a secret underground tunnel. This passage connects directly to the Qihao Art Museum, which sits between the Liangma River and a main city road. Its primary structure faces the river, while its main entrance opens toward the road. Beneath it runs a long underground corridor linking the two facilities through the Vulgari Hotel. The Qihao Art Museum itself is part of the 798 Art District, a building with three floors above ground and four below. In other words, the museum clearly has four basement levels, yet none of them have ever been opened to the public. Only the three surface floors are accessible. Why is that? What exactly are those underground floors used for? Could it be that detained entertainers were once imprisoned there? No one outside knows. If that's true, then the scenarios described by psychic T.Y. William might correspond precisely to this very place. Of course, this remains an analysis and speculation. The real situation has not been confirmed. In our previous episode, we discussed how the 798 Art Museum exhibited terrifying so-called artworks that revealed the sick and twisted psychology of certain artists, people who used human bodies as raw materials for their creations. And now, according to new information from commentator Li Muyang, the Qihao Art Museum is said to display similar pieces, skin products, skulls, and other human relics. But most disturbingly of all, they are real. Some netizens enlarged the photos of the skin exhibits and found visible hair follicles. So when trolls try to claim it's just pigskin, that's absurd. Pigskin pores are far larger. Just how dark and depraved must a mind be to carry out something this horrifying? To grasp the full picture of how such evil could exist, we must return to its source, the body plastination industry. Inside China's gruesome body plastination industry. A few days ago, we talked about the horrifying body plastination industry in China. However, due to some unexpected technical issues, we couldn't release the full video at that time. We sincerely apologize to our audience. Today, we'll present the complete information in detail. As mentioned earlier, back in August 1994, Xu Ming, known as a white glove for Bo Xilai and the late husband of actress Tian Hairong, who is now believed to be connected to the death of Yu Menglong, founded Dalian Shide Plastic Industry Company, launching 12 production lines through a joint venture with a German firm. Then, in 1999, when Zhang Zemin, the CCP's top leader at the time, launched the brutal persecution of Falun Gong, Bo Xilai, then serving as the party secretary of Dalian, became one of the campaign's most ruthless enforcers and a leading vanguard in the crackdown. Soon after, Bo Xilai personally approved the creation of China's first human body processing factory in Dalian, also the largest plastination factory in the world. Von Hagen's Plastination Litted, founded and operated by German anatomist and businessman Gunther von Hagens. The company specialized in preserving human corpses through plastination technology and exporting them worldwide. According to its promotional materials, the exhibits used biological plastination, preserving tissues as if alive, dry, non-toxic, odorless, and even touchable. Gunther von Hagens claimed that all bodies were supplied through official Dalian channels, but witnesses later testified that most of them actually came from Falun Gong practitioners persecuted to death, with only a small number from other sources. Today, a new figure has entered the spotlight, Sui Hongjun, a member of the Dalian CPPCC and a standing committee member of the China Democratic League Dalian Committee. Sui once served as general manager at Von Hagen's Plastination Litted. Before that, he had traveled to Germany to study human plastination techniques under Gunther von Hagens himself. However, due to profit disputes, Sui left Von Hagens after only one year of cooperation and established his own body processing factory. Beginning in 2004, Sui Hongjun, much like Von Hagens, started holding Body Worlds exhibitions throughout China. Both claimed their bodies were sourced from Dalian's official channels. Sui added a shocking detail that some of the bodies had been collected personally by himself. But according to Chinese tradition, the dead must remain intact and be buried in peace. So where did Dalian's authorities obtain so many bodies? As mentioned earlier, witnesses later confirmed that most of them came from persecuted Falun Gong practitioners. If this is true, then these were the corpses of Falun Gong practitioners tortured to death during the ruthless persecution carried out by Bo Xilai and Zhang Zemin. According to a 2004 report by The Guardian, Gunther von Hagens, who was then in Dalian, employed 200 people to preserve corpses at a facility located near three prison camps, housing political detainees and Falun Gong practitioners. Even more disturbing, among the exhibits displayed worldwide was the body of a pregnant woman, her fetus estimated to be about 8 months old. According to insiders, that woman was Zhang Weijia, a former Dalian TV host and mistress of Bo Xilai. When Bo Xilai's wife Gu Kailai discovered the affair, she was enraged and allegedly ordered Zhang Weijia's murder. Her body was then sent to the plastination factory and turned into a human specimen. If her child had survived, it would be about the same age as Bo Guagua today. Commentator Li Muyong further analyzed that although Xu Ming's name was never directly tied to von Hagens' plastination operations, it is highly unlikely that Xu, as Bo Xilai's right-hand man and a powerful figure in Dalian, had no involvement in such a profitable business. This may explain why Xu Ming was silenced before his release to bury the dark secrets of the body plastination trade including the origins of the corpses, the CCP's persecution of Falun Gong, and the live organ harvesting network, among other crimes against humanity. Otherwise, a simple bribery charge against Bo Xilai would never have justified Xu Ming's elimination. As mentioned in our previous episode, Ji Guangguang is believed to be a shareholder of Xiangya Hospital, which has long been accused of harvesting organs from living donors and selling them for profit. Dr. Luo Shuaiyu was reportedly murdered after collecting evidence of a live organ harvesting operation there. He met the same fate as Yu Menglong and Qiao Renliang, falling to his death. When connecting all these facts, a terrifying pattern becomes clear. The Xiangya Hospital, controlled by Ji Guangguang, is allegedly responsible for live organ harvesting, while Tian Hairong's family handles body plastination, forming an evil one-stop chain of human exploitation and death. This also explains why Tian Hairong and Chen Qingsong went to such lengths to stage that pitiful performance we mentioned in our previous episode. An attempt to divert public attention away from this interconnected web of crimes, all deeply tied to the atrocities the Chinese Communist Party has tried to conceal for decades. Returning to the Yu Menglong case, based on all the information currently available, it's possible that the bodies of Yu Menglong, Qiao Renliang, and countless other ill-fated artists were plastinated and displayed as specimens at the 798 Art Museum or Qihao Art Museum. If that turns out to be true, it would be an unspeakable horror. According to Minghuainet, a website dedicated to documenting the CCP's persecution of Falun Gong practitioners, as of December 31, 2024, 5,167 deaths have been officially confirmed. Some practitioners were tortured to death, while others died after suffering years of psychological trauma or financial destruction. Because of strict information censorship and unreported cases of live organ harvesting, the actual number of deaths is believed to be much higher. According to the Epoch Times, commentator Tang Hao observed that, if the Chinese Communist Party is capable of harvesting organs from tens of thousands of living people, why would it hesitate to sacrifice a few, or even a few dozen, celebrities? Therefore, regardless of who appears to be the direct perpetrator of Yu Menglong's murder, the real culprit behind the scenes is the CCP system itself. This is institutional murder. Fortunately, Yu Menglong's sacrifice has awakened the conscience of countless Chinese citizens. Over the past month, hundreds of thousands have visited overseas three withdrawals, websites to publicly declare their withdrawal from the Chinese Communist Party, the Communist Youth League, and the Young Pioneers. Through this act, they aim to condemn those responsible for Yu Menglong's death, restore justice for him, and at the same time free themselves from the CCP's brainwashing and control, reclaiming an independent and self-directed life. As of now, more than 453 million people have completed the three withdrawals. Using this peaceful and non-violent method to say no to the CCP is the most effective way to dismantle the power of the perpetrators. The truth can be buried, but it can never be erased. Yu Menglong's death is no longer just a tragedy, it's a mirror reflecting the decay beneath not only China's entertainment empire, but also the regime that feeds on the blood and bones of the people. As more voices awaken and speak out, the wall of lies begins to crack. Justice may move slowly, but once it begins, no force on earth can stop it. What do you think? Share your thoughts in the comments, we'd love to hear your perspective. If you found this analysis valuable, don't forget to like, share, and subscribe so you won't miss what's coming next. Thanks for watching, and we'll see you in the next episode.