[Epoch Times October 31, 2021]Mainland pianist Li Yundi was arrested for engaging in prostitution, and the incident shocked the entertainment industry. Liu Shikun, a famous pianist now living in Hong Kong, publicly stated that Li Yundi should be given a chance. Li Yundi holds the right of abode in Hong Kong. It is reported that he will be released soon and leave mainland China.
On October 29th, the well-known mainland director He Jinde broadcast live videos of Li Yundi’s previous years on his social platform, and revealed in the message area: Li Yundi’s mother said that Li Yundi will leave here.
Public information shows that He Jinde is the chief director of Guangzhou TV Station. Li Yundi has served as the spokesperson for the city’s image in Guangzhou.
After Li Yundi’s accident, some netizens broke the news that his mother Zhang Xiaolu washed her face with tears every day.
On October 30, the “Sing Tao Daily” and other media reported that the news circulating on the mainland Internet stated that Li Yundi would be released soon. Although the Beijing police notified “Li Moudi” of whoring on October 21, the incident had already occurred earlier. happen.
Some netizens revealed that Li Yundi has obtained the right of abode in Hong Kong and believes that he will leave mainland China soon after his release.
In June 2006, Hong Kong launched the “Excellent Talent Admission Scheme” with the purpose of attracting the best talents from all over the world to settle in Hong Kong.
In July 2007, the “Guangzhou Daily” reported that as a young pianist, Li Yundi successfully obtained the above-mentioned “entry of outstanding talents” approval and obtained the right of abode in Hong Kong.
After Li Wendi was notified by the police this time, he turned into an “inferior artist” overnight, and all his careers in the mainland were suspended-he was announced by the Chinese Musicians Association to cancel his membership, and the China Performance Industry Association also required member units to treat him. Practitioners resist. The Chinese Communist Party’s official media issued a document criticizing him for “involving himself and cannot live.” On the official social media of the Mango TV comprehensive program “Brother Overcoming Troubles” he participated in, the related content has been deleted, and several programs have been removed from the shelves.
The “Hong Kong 01” report reported on October 28 that Liu Shikun and his third wife Sun Yong attended a press conference on the same day and were interviewed on the Li Yundi incident. Liu Shikun pointed out that the incident was shocking: “I feel sad and don’t want this to happen to him. Now that it has happened, I think our society should give him a chance to cheer him up and play the piano again. Social and public services. After all, he is very young and he still has a lot to go. Don’t beat him to death.”
Liu Shikun’s wife, Sun Ying, said that it is not easy to win a Chopin competition, and the gold content is high. I hope everyone will give him a chance because everyone has a chance to make mistakes.
In addition, Beijing police arrested the whistleblower “Chaoyang Citizens” often mentioned by artists, and this has been increasingly questioned by netizens.
A netizen posted a question on Twitter: “Have you ever seen the people in Chaoyang report a corrupt official?”
In addition, the time when the police announced that Li Yundi was detained has also received attention. Some netizens said: When Zhengzhou floods caused serious casualties and public opinion held officials accountable, the officials brought out Wu Yifan; the Shenyang explosion just happened, and the officials brought out Li Yundi. And they all use the topic of “sex” to divert the public’s attention.
“Chaoyang People” is a name for informants from Chaoyang District, Beijing. It is well-known because it has repeatedly cited applicants (artists) for drug abuse and prostitution. Netizens ridiculed that the “sunrise masses” are one of the “fifth largest intelligence agencies in the world.” The other four major intelligence agencies are the US Central Intelligence Agency, the Soviet KGB (now the Russian National Security Agency), the Israeli Mossad and the British MI6.
Editor in charge: Fang Xiao
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