Yu’s Murder Scene Listed for Rent—‘Bizarre Traces’ Exposed, Xin Qi’s Cover-Up Orders Leak?

A house once associated with death is now being quietly listed for rent. 20 tons of water evaporated while it sat vacant, and now, with just a single click on a VR house tour, unexpected marks on the floor have sent chills down the public's spine. At the same time, leaked chat logs believed to belong to Shin-Chi have surfaced, revealing a cold, commanding voice operating behind a veil of power. Why has someone been repeatedly named and called out for months, yet remains completely silent and unaccounted for? Amid this darkness, memories of Yu Menglong resurface through painfully kind stories, standing in stark contrast to an entertainment industry that appears rotten at its core. From newborns forced to stand in the rain, to actors being exploited, to the collapse of so-called box office idols and the sudden disappearance of wealthy benefactors, all of it feels like pieces of the same puzzle. The question is, are these merely isolated scandals, or signs of a much larger reckoning drawing near? Let's dig deeper in today's program. A murder house put up for rent. Do you remember the apartment where Yu Menglong met with tragedy, which I reported on earlier? During the period it sat vacant, the property inexplicably consumed as much as 20 tons, or 20 cubic meters, of water. At the time, I could only speculate about one question. What was all that water actually used for? But over the past two days, the case has taken a turn with the emergence of visual evidence. Netizens discovered that the crime scene apartment, located in building 18 of Sunshine Shangdong, Beijing, had quietly been listed for rent on the Lianjia app. When curious viewers opened the VR house tour feature, what they saw appeared to confirm long-standing suspicions about an attempt to erase traces. According to online users, a careful look at the VR panoramic images provided by Lianjia reveals a striking anomaly. On the living room floor near the window, there is a large area that looks unmistakably like damage left behind after prolonged water soaking. As soon as these images began circulating, public opinion immediately connected them to earlier rumors. We previously reported that after the homeowner hastily moved out, the apartment was theoretically left unoccupied. Yet water bills posted on the door showed that within just two months, the empty unit had used 20 cubic meters of water. At the time, many speculated that the water had been used to wash away bloodstains. Now, the abnormally water-soaked section of flooring visible in the VR images seems to have become the most direct piece of evidence supporting that theory. Even more disturbingly, despite this being a widely known murder house, both domestically and internationally, agents are still determined to rent it out. Recently, two large red lanterns were even hung in the residential complex. Netizens' comments were biting. Who would dare rent this place? If the tenant hears that recording of Yu Menglong screaming in agony, they'd run for their lives. Others questioned the morality behind it all. After witnessing such a human tragedy, how can anyone still be in the mood to celebrate the new year and believe next year will be better? Can things really get better at all? Have sensitive chat logs of Xinqi been leaked? Recently, a series of chat screenshots alleged to belong to Xinqi began circulating online. In the group chats, he is seen issuing orders in an extremely arrogant, domineering tone. That video with the chained legs. Shut it down immediately. I don't care what methods you use. I don't want to see it or hear about it anywhere online. If you can't handle it, think about the consequences yourselves. You already messed up the audio once last time. Don't disappoint me again. He even insults people recruited by his subordinates, calling them brain-dead trash. Below, group members hurriedly reply, Yes, President Xin. Understood, President Xin. Six consecutive President Xin messages. Who knows how many more if you keep scrolling? It's a textbook display of how a local tyrant flies into a rage. Some netizens commented, If these are chat logs, I can't help but believe them. Others were more cautious. The way the screenshots are blurred could easily expose who took them. Anyone in the group could cross-check and identify the source, so it's hard to say whether they're real or fake. What do you think? Are the leaked chat logs real? Share your opinion in the comments. Despite being repeatedly named by the public as the direct perpetrator at the scene of the Yumenglang incident, Xin Qi has never appeared publicly nor made any statement. Why is he so untouchable? One commentator bluntly stated on a program, Because there is an enormous hard cover protecting him from above. Some people have compared photos of Xin Qi before cosmetic surgery with Xi Yuanping, the biological younger brother of Xi Jinping, the current top leader. ChatGPT assessed the resemblance as slightly above average while AI Grok went further, claiming a similarity rate of 85%-95%, even suggesting they could be the same person at different ages or extremely close direct relatives such as father and son. There is also a curious detail. Xi Jinping's mother is named Qi Xin. Reverse the pronunciation of Qi Xin and what do you get? A sound strikingly close to Xin Qi. Is this merely a coincidence? According to insider revelations, this individual reached deputy bureau level at just 18 years old and by 28 had already risen to deputy ministerial level. With a career trajectory like riding a rocket, is that something an ordinary family could ever achieve? If all of this is true, then what Yumenglang faced was not an accident but total annihilation by the crushing weight of power and darkness. In the face of such a grim reality, some spiritually tinged accounts may offer another perspective. A psychic named Ziyu claims she has connected with Yumenglang's spirit. She says he has now transformed into a golden mass of light, returning to a higher dimensional spiritual state. Most importantly, he is said to have delivered a warning about the future. The wheel of karmic retribution in the universe has begun to turn. The massive black chain that was once buried deep underground will be dragged up from the swamp. Even figures at the level of heads of state will be exposed to the light. He predicts that this enormous black iron chain will completely break within about two years. In other words, from now until roughly 2028, we may witness a truly major reckoning. Do you believe this prophecy? Let me know your thoughts in the comments. The kindness of Yumenglang lives on. Everyone knows that Yumenglang was a rare figure in the entertainment industry. The more people dug into his past, the cleaner it turned out to be. Yet recent memories shared by fans and former staff still make people's hearts ache. One fan recalled this story. Once, when Yumenglang was recording a program at CCTV, fans were waiting for him at the gate. One fan had her head down, looking at her phone, and didn't notice that he had already come out. He had gotten into his car and was about to leave when a security guard alerted her. She panicked, ran over, and waved at him. At that very moment, a shared bicycle nearby, loaded with items, suddenly tipped over, scattering belongings everywhere. Guess what happened next? Yumenglang immediately got out of the car, squatted down with the fan to help pick things up, and even asked whether anyone had been hit or hurt. Then another bicycle fell over as well, and his former manager also stepped out to help. When the owner of the bike returned, the manager even apologized on their behalf. As the car door was about to close, the flustered fan blurted out, It wasn't me who knocked it over. I hope you believe me. He smiled and said, Okay. The fan added, embarrassed, Please forget about this. He laughed again. Alright, I've already forgotten. Moments like these simply can't be faked. There are even more touching stories. One fan happened to be on the same flight as him. After landing, he collected his own luggage, but didn't leave right away. Instead, he helped the fan pull her suitcase off the carousel before heading out. Despite being allergic to pollen, he carried a bouquet of flowers for quite a long distance, simply because he didn't want to disappoint fans who didn't know about his allergy. Even staff members who had already left their jobs said that he would give female employees time off during their menstrual periods. And on birthdays, he handed out generous red envelopes. He reserved his gentleness for those around him, and extended his light to places far beyond his immediate circle. Only after he was gone did people realize how much this big kid had quietly done. For seven consecutive years, he sponsored 200 students. During the 2020 Wuhan pandemic, 30 ventilators were donated anonymously. In 2021, he anonymously paid the medical bills for five children with rare diseases. Even after his death, netizens discovered that donation accounts he had set up continued to make automatic contributions. All of this was done despite the fact that his own life was never particularly comfortable or wealthy. As netizens put it, these small acts are the lost beauty of the human world. His kindness was like winter sunlight, shining into every corner that needed warmth. While mourning Yu Menglong, it's impossible not to feel anger at the darkness of the entertainment industry itself. When we look toward Hengdian and its so-called blockbusters, it becomes clear that the industry has rotted down to the bone. What has Hengdian become? According to Dashijiu, it was once a hub for major film productions. Now, 85% of crews are shooting short-form content. Why? Because no one watches long films anymore. Tens of thousands of actors compete for survival every single day. Many handsome men and beautiful women can't find roles, and sometimes can't even afford food. Some actors complain of working 5-16 hours a day for just over 100 yuan, treated as less than human. There are also countless scams and abuses. Regardless of gender, actors may face harassment, be pressured into taking unknown pills, or be asked outright whether they accept the industry's unspoken rules. In stark contrast to the struggle of bottom-tier actors is the collapse of once-glorified box office legends. Do you remember Wu Jing? The wolf warrior who once shouted, whoever offends China will be destroyed, no matter how far away. His new film, Blade of the Guardians, is reportedly scheduled for release during the upcoming Lunar New Year, and would need 1.8 billion yuan, 250 million USD, in box office revenue just to break even. But online, a wave of boycotts is already forming. Wu Jing's previous film, Goodbye Bad Guys, was released in August last year. After seven days in theaters, it earned only 267,000 yuan, 37,000 USD. Yes, not even 300,000 before being pulled. For a so-called top-tier actor who carries the box office, this was nothing short of a catastrophic collapse. Why are audiences no longer buying tickets? Because they're tired of being lectured. Wu Jing once said, if you don't like it, don't watch it. Go watch American movies instead. What? Too cowardly? Now netizens respond, human language and wolf warrior language don't translate. He insults your intelligence, calls you a coward, and still expects you to help him make money. How cowardly would that be? His past interview boasts like, I can drift a tank or I've eaten earthworms all across China have now become internet jokes. One comment bluntly states that so-called patriotic box office success was nothing more than an illusion propped up by administrative power. And now that luck has run out. The film industry is reeling and the more it stumbles, the more shocking truths are beginning to surface. Film crew forces children to stand in the rain. On January 18th, the keyword short drama actress exposes film crew for forcing children to stand in the rain shot to the top of search trends. Actress Xing Yun publicly accused a production crew of inhumane behavior. During a rain scene, in order to save time, the crew refused to use a doll as a stand-in and instead made a baby who couldn't even speak yet endure real artificial rain sprayed by water trucks for an extended period. According to her account, the child was so cold that they shook uncontrollably, crying in heartbreaking distress. The baby's mother looked visibly unwell but didn't dare say a word. What makes the situation even more painful is that the baby's pay amounted to just 800 yuan, 110 USD. Although lawyers have pointed out that the parents' barimary responsibility, the incident exposes the cold indifference of the entire industry. In the freezing winter of the film business, in the rush to meet schedules and cut costs, even the health of infants can be sacrificed. This is not an isolated case. Xing Yun recalled another shoot in Xi'an where a newborn was also written into the script and the scene required her to place the baby into a real garbage cart. After filming wrapped, the child's father even laughed cheerfully and said, once this scene is done, my kid has to rush over to shoot the next one. This is eerily similar to the Yu Menglong case we mentioned earlier. In front of the machinery of capital, human life seems to become the cheapest consumable. Humanity is stripped away and anything becomes permissible as long as it generates profit. Finally, let's turn to the case of the disappearing wealthy socialite, Li Xiang. As we previously reported, on January 16th, her accounts on Douyin, Weibo and Xiaohongshu suddenly all displayed a follow-disabled status. The former TV host, who once boasted of monthly food expenses of 650,000 yuan and breakfasts featuring 7,000 yuan imported Wagyu beef, may this time have truly run into serious trouble. Some believe she flaunted her wealth too excessively and ran afoul of campaigns cracking down on materialism. Others point out that although she once controlled numerous businesses, 14 of her companies were suddenly deregistered, raising suspicions of tax violations. More speculative theories suggest she may be connected to complex money laundering schemes or even acting as a white glove for someone more powerful. One particularly biting comment reads, Do you really believe she ran 20 companies all by herself? How much of the ability attributed to these so-called female buffets, like Xiaowei or Li Xiang, actually belongs to them? Justice may not arrive immediately, but over time, the truth will continue to surface. What we need is patience and faith. What do you think about these developments? Leave your thoughts in the comments below. Thank you for watching and see you next time.