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Crypto Magnate Sues Actress Jing Tian, Alleging Absurd Entertainment Industry Rules: 'Daytime Role Fights, Nighttime Sex'

From Liberty Times · () Chinese

Translated from Chinese and summarized by DistantNews. Read the original for the full story.

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  • Chinese actress Jing Tian is being sued by crypto mogul Sun Yuchen for the return of 30 million yuan (approx. NT$130 million) in betrothal gifts.
  • Sun Yuchen has also accused the entertainment industry of absurd practices, including alleged quid pro quo arrangements for roles.
  • The lawsuit and allegations have drawn significant attention to the entertainment industry's practices.

Chinese actress Jing Tian finds herself at the center of a high-profile lawsuit initiated by crypto billionaire Sun Yuchen. The mogul is demanding the return of over 30 million yuan, approximately NT$130 million, which he claims were given as betrothal gifts. This substantial financial dispute has quickly escalated, drawing considerable public and media attention.

Beyond the financial claims, Sun Yuchen has leveled explosive accusations regarding alleged practices within the Chinese entertainment industry. In a lengthy post on overseas social media, he described what he termed absurd rules, including claims of artists vying for leading roles during the day while engaging in sexual favors at night to secure their positions. These allegations paint a picture of a potentially corrupt system.

The lawsuit and the accompanying accusations have ignited a firestorm of discussion about the pressures and potential ethical compromises faced by individuals in the competitive entertainment world. The case highlights serious allegations of exploitation and questionable conduct within the industry, prompting scrutiny and debate.

Daytime role fights, nighttime sex

— Sun YuchenDescribing alleged absurd rules within the entertainment industry.
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