Làn Sóng Tẩy Chay Lớn Chưa Từng Có Và Những Hình Thức Tưởng Niệm Vu Mông Lung Không Thể Xóa Bỏ

Quiet acts of remembrance that could never be erased As the story of the vague rumor spread something strange began to happen Although increasing amounts of information about him are disappearing from online platforms memories of him in the public's heart remain undiminished On the contrary it spread in a very different way—not through large-scale campaigns not through public declarations Through small quiet actions filled with emotion fans in many countries began planting memorial trees named "Vu Mơ Lung " One such tree stands in Iceland A tree in England A tree in France A tree in Australia Then another memorial tree appeared in Indonesia as well Those trees were more than just ordinary greenery to the participants they were symbols The symbol of a name they never wanted to be forgotten Meanwhile in Beijing another unexpected form of remembrance emerged A 36-year-old food blogger from Guangdong has opened a new bakery The bakery is called Mang Bakery He said he's been passionate about baking for 10 years but never had the proper equipment to turn it into a career Until heard Vu Mong Lung's words: "As a human being live facing the sun " Those words inspired him to open a bakery On the shop's business card you can see a special message: Thanks to you I feel incredibly happy The phrase is a pun on the name Vu Mong Lung Next to it is a cartoon drawing of him holding a slice of cake All the cakes and breads in the shop are adorned with small blurred drawings of the moon For many it's just a bakery but for those who know the story behind it it's like a reminder A reminder that some names though erased from many places still linger in the most ordinary corners these actions make noise But when placed together they form a wave— a wave of remembrance that cannot be easily erased And the more people express affection for the ambiguous figure the greater the outrage grows toward those suspected of being involved in the incident In many places calls for boycotts began to emerge—movies events television programs— Any place where suspected individuals appear becomes a target of backlash This led to a series of events that many consider unprecedented A film was pulled from its broadcast schedule A major event forced a change in the guest lineup sparking intense debates across social media a development many have dubbed The largest boycott wave related to the Wu Menglong incident A wave of boycotts targeting names suspected of involvement As the wave of remembrance for Wu Menglong spread widely another emotion began to grow within the online community—outrage For many people the story was not just about mourning an artist—they began to question If there are people who must be held accountable who are they On the internet many names have begun to surface Among them the name most frequently mentioned is Pham The Ky The more people express their sorrow for Wu Menglong Opposition to individuals suspected of involvement intensified One of the most notable incidents occurred in Taiwan Here the Wei Ai She Network system had previously planned to broadcast the series Qing Zhi Shen A film released in 2020 featuring Pham The Ky Originally scheduled for March 9 the film was set to screen from 10 p m to midnight but as soon as this information surfaced Those following the story of Wu Menglong reacted strongly—sending emails to the network posting on forums They are calling for a boycott of the film Many people believe that airing the film under these circumstances is unacceptable Public pressure mounted rapidly Finally the unexpected happened The broadcaster decided to change the broadcast schedule The drama Qing Zhi Shen was pulled from its previously announced time slot and replaced with another program for many people on social media this change has sparked discussion This is seen as a victory for public opinion But it is not the only incident Another event occurred on January 23 In Yixian City Sichuan Province That day an official program titled the China Good Person Ranking was held The organizers invited Pham The Ky as a guest participant in fact he attended the rehearsal the day before But news of this appearance quickly spread Within a short time live streaming platforms and social media were flooded with backlash comments as messages continuously scrolled across screens Don't insult the two words "good person " Don't let the accused step onto the stage Public pressure is mounting day by day Ultimately the organizers were forced to make a decision: Fan Shiqi would no longer appear at the event For many internet users it was a symbolic moment—they believed this was one of the rare instances when pressure from the online community Forcing an official event to alter its plans Meanwhile the wave of backlash extended beyond television programs This year's Lunar New Year film season has seen another movie become the center of controversy It is the film *Untitled* directed by Zhang Yimou featuring actor Yi Yangqianxi The film is promoted with a very special detail The movie's poster explicitly states that the project is under the direction of the National Security Bureau And regarded as the first film in the history of Chinese cinema Directly supervised by this agency The film's plot is said to be based on a real espionage case and with a renowned director like Zhang Yimou at the helm A star actor and strong backing Many believe box office revenue is nearly guaranteed In reality things unfolded in a completely different direction As soon as advance tickets went on sale Ticket sales were far lower than expected Some audience members claim they won't buy tickets online on social media a post titled "I'm Just an Ordinary Person" I refused to watch the anonymous film It spread very quickly Many people say today's audiences are no longer easily convinced Just because of a director's reputation or backing from major organizations does not silence the ongoing controversy When some movie theaters in Shaanxi announced a boycott of the film According to theater managers They allocated about 23% of screen time to the film For them that was already a fairly high percentage But the publisher insisted on further increases Some industry sources have said that There were even threats that if theaters did not increase the number of showings they would not provide the film's release key The release key is the essential license required for a theater to screen a film Some theaters have reported Their ticketing systems have even been disconnected This rendered previously sold tickets unusable forcing the companies to refund customers industry insiders refer to this as a form of pressure tactic According to them the distributor apparently believed that with strong backing behind it audiences would have no choice but to accept watching the film But this time the audience's reaction was completely different This story made many people realize something important: in the world of entertainment Power and money can have a significant impact but sometimes public opinion also holds its own unique strength—when many voices rise up on a given day A wave of boycott could spread very quickly This file ends here If you'd like to keep following stories like this don't forget to subscribe to the Hồ Sơ Bị Kịch channel and leave your comments below This story may not be over yet