Yu Fell Into Xin Qi’s Trap! 16 Mysterious Deaths, 7 Involved Cheng Qingsong?

Today I'll take a closer look at Shin Chi, the person whose information was wiped the moment the scandal broke. How did he manage to control Yu Menglong, starting from when Yu was 25, and what enabled him to do it? There's also a list of 16 artists who died under unusual circumstances said to be linked to a large hidden network along with names rumored to be the perpetrators, as if everything had been planned and assigned in advance. Let's dig into the truth. How did Shin Chi trap Yu Menglong? After the incident broke out, all information related to Shin Chi was quickly erased, which made the public even more suspicious about the forces behind him and his true role. First, it must be emphasized that Shin Chi is gay, and therefore he paid special attention to Yu Menglong. Shin Chi's real name is said to be Shin Chaoxiong, born on September 13, 1991. He graduated from Sun Yat-sen University in Guangzhou. His ID number, said to be 423211910913018, his hometown allegedly Xi'an in Hubei province, and even the phone number 139072881594 have circulated online. Internet users claim that his biological mother is Tian Haiyan, the sister of Tian Hairong. In earlier years, Shin Chi and Tian Hairong, who was much older than him, often appeared together in public and their relationship seemed unusual, indirectly reinforcing speculation that the two were close relatives. As for who Shin Chi's biological father is, it remains a mystery. Several versions circulate, naming former chairman of the State Grid Corporation of China Xin Bao'an, or Xin Jie, and even CCP Politburo Standing Committee member Kai Qi. Recently, another clue appeared online, making the question of Shin Chi's father even more explosive. Shin Chi is said to have undergone plastic surgery. These are his before and after photos. People often say genes don't lie. Looking at this supposed childhood photo of Shin Chi, who do you think he resembles? Many internet users say he looks very similar to Xi Jinping or to Xi's relatives, such as Xi Yuanping. What puzzles the public is how a seemingly ordinary young man could suddenly gain access to so many major resources and have a career path specially arranged for him right after graduation. Who is the power backing him? According to circulating information, by 2011, at just 20 years old, Shin Chi was already involved in entertainment PR, film planning, production, and artist management. In 2015, he moved into new media, short videos, and joined Jia Zhangke's new media company Yishanchuan Media, serving as a senior shareholder, deputy general manager, and CEO of Shouying. He was believed to be a long-time film industry partner of director Cheng Qingsong, and his alleged aunt, Tian Hairong, had been a friend and collaborator of Cheng for over 20 years. It is said that Shin Chi was the actual decision maker of Tianyu Media Co. Ltd. In 2013, when he was only 22, Shin Chi was said to control 400 million yuan, beginning his journey of predatory dealings and money laundering in the entertainment industry. He reportedly had 200 shell companies under his name. From 2015 onward, he used the names of many male and female contestants from the show to register companies in all sorts of fields, weaponry, fireworks, medical equipment, agriculture, covering every industry to facilitate money laundering. In 2013, Yu Menglong took part in Superboys for the second time, reached the But many sources claim that his advancement and signing with Tianyu involved many man-made arrangements. Yu once said he actually didn't want to join a talent show, but friends encouraged him. Ironically, his friends didn't go, but he did. He was nervous, but ended up selected. In reality, a force behind the scenes was manipulating and positioning him, according to these claims. Yu Menglong had very good looks, but at the time his singing skills were average. Weak breath support and a voice that wasn't very strong. In Superboys 2013, he entered the national top 10 thanks to the revival round. Strangely, that was the only season of Superboys that ever had such a revival round. It is said online that Shin Chi had already taken notice of him and arranged for him to enter the competition. In the event footage, Shin Chi even disguised himself as one of Yu's fans, appearing on site to cheer for him. On July 31, 2013, during the first of the top 20 to top 10 live shows, online rumors began spreading. The handsome Yu Menglong entering the next round was highly controversial. A former roommate who had competed in Superboys 2010 exposed him online, calling him effeminate and kept. Although many friends defended him, a simple, straightforward young man like Yu was pushed into a fabricated scandal, step by step falling into Shin Chi's trap. Some people revealed that in order to sign Yu, Tianyu deliberately released defamatory rumors about him first, and then approached him saying they could use their vast resources to suppress the negative news. With no backing and unaware of the industry's hidden dangers, Yu perhaps signed with Tianyu for this reason. Some claim the smear campaign during Superboys 2013 was orchestrated by Shin Chi and Tianyu. First smear him, then appear before him pretending to be saviors, and then lead him into signing the contract. At that time, Shin Chi was only 22. In recent years, after entering what the text calls the field of power, Yu Menglong gradually realized he was in a dangerous situation. In a variety show, when asked, what is the most rebellious thing you've ever done, he replied, joining the singing competition. Netizens believe he deeply regretted entering that pit. Someone said that after Yu ran into trouble, his mother rushed to Beijing. Upon arriving, she collapsed and cried loudly, I told you not to sing, but you didn't listen. The account pained many readers, who believed his mother had long feared he would encounter danger. Online rumors claim that to control Yu, Shin Chi resorted to every means possible, even establishing two studios under Yu's name to launder money and conduct illegal transactions. Even the contract with Tianyu Media was filled with unreasonable clauses. Some netizens pointed out that someone 22 years old, freshly graduated, already knew how to manipulate and control the psychology of everyone around him. First, he made the victim feel they advanced through their own efforts. Then he extended Tianyu's olive branch and the resources of various tax evading companies, making the victim feel grateful and believe this was a future worth entrusting to. When everything was later exposed, the victim would realize both sides were grasshoppers on the same rope, with no way out, ultimately becoming a sacrificial pawn to A massive dark network? A leaked death list? According to a photo sent to commentator Li Muyang, a sheet of paper lists many artists' names and dates on the left, and another set of names with numbers on the right. The image is said to reveal shocking information. On the left side are 16 names, all artists who had passed away, each under unusual or mysterious circumstances, according to the text. 1. Shang Yubo from Hubei. Died on October 25, 2011, after falling from a building. He was 28, 1.84 meters tall, and known for his good looks. A month before his death, he had signed with Wang Jinhua's agency, Busa's Culture. 2. Bai Jing from Liaoning. Stabbed to death on February 28, 2012. A Central Academy of Drama graduate who became famous at 24. At 25, she married stage director Ching Hai, who had a family. At 29, tragedy struck. Rumors accused Chu Xinghai, but he reportedly committed suicide at the scene, leaving no testimony. 3. Bian Zi from Jilin. Fell to his death on June 9, 2015. A host on CCTV6 and known as the most handsome male host. On the day of the incident, he spoke with his mother for 40 minutes. One hour later, news emerged that the 32-year-old had fallen to his death. 4. Wang Jexi from Hunan. Died on August 10, 2015, reportedly from leukemia. Born in 1989, a Beijing Film Academy graduate who appeared in several dramas, mostly in supporting roles. Her sudden death at 26 shocked many. 5. Yu Liu from Zhejiang. Passed away on July 28, 2016. A Central Drama Academy graduate who acted in many stage plays. She was riding in a mid-size coach with Zhu Chunlei, chairman of Sanmu Film, and 13 others when a semi-trailer rear-ended their vehicle, causing it to overturn. Yu Liu died in the crash. 6. Chow Renli and Tehran Nam from Shanghai. Died on September 16, 2016. Active since 2007 in both music and film. News suddenly broke that he had died in a Shanghai apartment. Police ruled out homicide, saying he likely took his own life due to depression. 7. Ben Shi from Xinjiang. Passed away on December 24, 2016. A well-loved singer-songwriter with her own musical style. On Christmas Eve, sudden reports claimed she died by jumping from a building. Her agency issued a statement three days later. 8. Ren Zhao from Liaoning. Died on October 16, 2017. A Beijing Film Academy graduate and actress with striking looks. At 28, she reportedly fell to her death in a Suzhou hotel. Fully naked, according to circulating claims, and had reportedly shared the room with multiple people beforehand. 9. Liu Jiarong from Shandong. Has been missing since 2019. Born July 5, 1984, he acted in both film and TV and had spoken up publicly for Chow Renliang. During a shoot in 2018, he suddenly posted a photo of a bloodied hand on Weibo, sent to him by Zhou Hao. 10. Zhao Ying from Liaoning. Died on February 3, 2021, in Beijing. A multi-talented entertainer known as a carefree spirit. His family said he died of illness after ineffective treatment, though he had never publicly disclosed any condition. 11. Ji Dongrun from Beijing. Passed away on May 16, 2022. A Beijing Film Academy graduate with natural acting talent. Two accounts surround his death. Some say suicide. His family says he died suddenly on set. 12. Liu Feng from Henan. Died on February 27, 2023, at age 25. A handsome Beijing Film Academy graduate who acted in many productions and had a large, loving family. Fans said he collapsed from breathing difficulty while working out at a gym. 13. Lian Yabin from Henan. Passed away on September 5, 2023. A respected producer in the industry. On August 16, shortly before his death, he posted on Weibo. In this age of chaos and collapse, I still try to hold on to my own sense of righteousness. 14. Tian Zongqi from Hubei. Died on May 9, 2024. A Wuhan University journalism and communication graduate and a sports program host commentator. At age 41, he fell from the 6th floor of a hotel apartment in Bangkok. Thai media reported that the body was found wearing only a t-shirt and shorts, with severe head and leg trauma, possibly linked to a secret social circle, according to local speculation. 15. Yu Menglong from Xinjiang. Reported to have died on September 11, 2025, according to the document. 16. Feng Yom, Feng Yom. Suspected. Listed as a possibly related artist. At the moment, we still don't know this person's true identity. His Weibo profile picture shows a young man posing in front of the gate of the Beijing Film Academy. In the early hours of April 17 this year, he posted a strange Weibo message, with the IP location showing Heilongjiang. The post read, Me Jie, I have to go. Being able to know you in this lifetime makes me so happy I can't put it into words. Me Jie, I wish you joy every day in Los Angeles, USA. Me Jie, I hope your family and children stay healthy and blessed. It continued, Me Jie, among the six of us, you are the best and also the happiest. Brother Bian Jie, brother Shan Yubo, sister Bai Jing, your younger brother Feng Yom, that's me, and our younger sister Wang Jiexi. The five of us have never been as lucky as you. A few minutes later, he left another comment under the late host Bian Jie's Weibo. Brother Bian Jie, I'll come down soon to keep you company. I'll leave this world, a world that was never meant for us. In his post, he also mentioned a Weibo account with the nickname Li Mi. According to public information, Li Mi is the Weibo account of Li Mi, a CCTV Movie Channel host and Communication University graduate. She later married a wealthy American and emigrated abroad. Earlier Weibo interactions show that Li Mi had previously been in contact with Cheng Qingsong. This makes it likely that the Me Jie he mentioned refers to this Li Mi. Next, on the right side of the list, next to the numbers, there are also names, though their meaning is unclear. Below are commentator Li First is Xiao Hua. In the entertainment circle, many actresses are called Little Flower, but the most notable is Fan Xici, whose nickname is Fan Xiaohua. Kawashima Yiren, among the suspects in Yu Menglong's case, is Song Yiren, whom some say has a real name similar to Shandao Yiren. It's unclear whether Kawashima Yiren refers to the same person. Red Hair, a very familiar nickname, most likely referring to Cheng Qingsong. Mi Jie should be the same Li Mi mentioned earlier, who later emigrated to the US. In her mainland days, she and Cheng Qingsong interacted frequently. The person labeled Chun Tianlei remains unknown. Belly, Duzi Uzi, is also unclear. It may be a nickname, stage name, or codename. The one called Principal, according to Li Muyam, this often refers to Hong Kong singer Alan Tam, widely called Principal, for having trained many newcomers in music. But it's uncertain whether the Principal in the photo refers to him. Mayor Zhou, likely refers to Zhou Hao. Online, some Weibo fans jokingly called him Mayor Zhou. He is the founder and CEO of Tong Pictures and also considered one of the suspects connected to Yu Menglong's case. So what do the numbers after each name mean? Do they correspond to the numbered list of artists with unusual deaths on the left side? If this interpretation is correct, if those numbers match the positions of the artists listed on the left, then Xiaohua corresponds to 3, 6, 11, 15, which are Bian Che, Qiao Renliang, Ji Dongran, Yu Menglong. Based on what is known, both Bian Che and Yu Menglong were acquainted with Fan and were said to have a good relationship. Chuandao Yiren corresponds to 1, 3, 5, meaning Xiang Yubo, Bian Che, Yu Lu. Online, some accuse Song Yiren of killing Bian Che after killing Yu Menglong. Whether this accusation is true or whether Chuandao Yiren refers to Song Yiren is unknown. Redhair corresponds to 1, 3, 6, 11, 12, 13, 15, which are Xiang Yubo, Bian Che, Ji Dongran, Liu Feng, Lian Yibin, Yu Menglong. Among these, Bian Che, Qiao Renliang, and Yu Menglong are all said to have deaths connected to Hongmao, referring to Cheng Qingsong, and were allegedly harassed or abused by him. So could all seven artists linked to these numbers have had direct ties to Cheng Qingsong? Mijie corresponds to 1, 2, 3, 4, 16, which are Xiang Yubo, Bai Jing, Bian Che, Wang Jiexi, Feng Yong. Of these five, the first four have already passed away, and Feng Yong is currently missing. These points have been explained earlier. Chun Tianlei corresponds to 2 and 5, meaning Bai Jing and Yu Lu. When Yu Lu died, she was traveling with Zhu Chunlei, chairman of Sanwu Film. Zhu was reportedly injured but not seriously. Whether Chun Tianlei refers to him is unclear. Du Zibeli corresponds to 6 and 15, meaning Qiao Renliang and Yu Menglong. Both were signed to Tianyu Media and shared the same manager, Du Chen. So does Duzi refer to Du Chen? Xiao Zhang, the principal, corresponds to 6, 7, 9, 10, meaning Qiao Renliang, Ben Xi, Liu Jiarong, Zhao Yingjun. Public sources say Zhao Yingjun first entered entertainment because he heard Alan Tam, the principal, might attend a talent show in Shanghai, prompting him to fly there, though he apparently never met him. Whether they had further contact is unknown. Mayor Zhou, Zhou Shijian, corresponds to 6, 9, 15, meaning Qiao Renliang, Liu Jiarong, Yu Menglong. Rumors claim Zhou Hao was present when Qiao Renliang was beaten to death and later sent Liu Jiarong a photo of Qiao's blood-covered hand. Shortly afterward, Liu disappeared. Zhou Hao's name also appears among the suspects in Yu Menglong's death. At this point, the implication of the list becomes clearer. Perhaps these deaths had been planned long in advance and assigned with careful precision. What dark truth might this suggest? You are invited to reflect on it. Thank you and see you next time.