In the 1980s, Renowned Figure Zhang Xiaomin Reached Out to Cheng Qingsong to Provide Exclusive Insights Into the Yu Menglong Case

Zhang Xiaomin, a prominent actress from the mainland during the 1980s, is currently living abroad. (Screenshot from the internet)

[People News] Recently, as the Yu Menglong case has gained traction, Zhang Xiaomin, a well-known actress from the 1980s residing overseas, contacted Cheng Qingsong, one of the individuals implicated in the case, to gather information. Cheng Qingsong asserted that he was wronged, insisting that he was not present at the scene. Zhang Xiaomin also revealed that following the incident, rumours involving Xi Yuanping surfaced, leading Xi Jinping to promptly issue a gag order on the Yu Menglong case.

Zhang Xiaomin, a media figure from a revolutionary family in the mainland, was once a celebrated actress, comparable to Liu Xiaoqing. At the age of 23, she starred in 'Chuan Dao Fang Zi,' which left a lasting impression on audiences. Later, she courageously stepped back from the spotlight, moved to Canada with her family to pursue new opportunities, and founded her own film academy.

Zhang Xiaomin mentioned that she and Cheng Qingsong were classmates at the Beijing Film Academy and later became colleagues. Although they had not been in touch for many years, upon learning that the tragic incident involving Yu Menglong implicated Cheng Qingsong, she took the initiative to contact him for clarification.

During the program, Zhang Xiaomin disclosed that Cheng Qingsong not only repeatedly claimed he did not know Yu Menglong but also stated that he was not at the scene of the incident, but rather dining at another hotel, where the police had already gathered evidence. Regarding the widely circulated 'delicious' post attributed to Cheng Qingsong, he contended that it was a forgery.

However, some netizens commented to Zhang Xiaomin, stating that they had seen Cheng Qingsong posting 'delicious' in someone else's comment section. This netizen also noted that he had personally clicked on it and seen it himself.

In the past, some netizens noted that when the artist Qiao Renliang passed away suddenly nine years ago, Cheng Qingsong also posted a message saying 'delicious' before deleting it, which is reminiscent of the current situation. They suspect that 'delicious' serves as a code, signalling that something has been 'resolved'.

Zhang Xiaomin revealed why the mainland internet is tightly controlling information regarding the Yu Menglong case, even including it in the clean-up activities. According to the reliable information she received, 'This matter was initially suppressed because someone mentioned Xi Yuanping, leading Xi Jinping to order from the outset that this discourse should not be spread online anymore.'

She further mentioned that Cheng Qingsong and several others present, who are now under suspicion, are being used as distractions to shift public focus, while there are larger hidden agendas at play. The identity of Yu Menglong's management company remains to be investigated.

During the program, Zhang Xiaomin expressed her deep sorrow over Yu Menglong's death. She believes that the truth will eventually emerge. She clarified that her recounting of Cheng Qingsong's original words does not imply her endorsement of their accuracy, but it is essential to give Yu Menglong a fair treatment. She also greatly admires those who have been pursuing the truth, feeling a sense of solidarity with the courageous bystanders who dare to confront the situation.

Regarding the specifics of the Yu Menglong case, Zhang Xiaomin did not reveal further details. However, an audience member named Ma Nong informed her that Yu Menglong appeared in his dreams, prompting him to have a very profound dream. Zhang Xiaomin created a video detailing the process of Yu Menglong's victimisation as described by Ma Nong in his dream. She also mentioned that the video would be released following the airing of her program.

The story of the coder revolves around a young man named Xiao Li, who encounters the ghost of Yu Menglong while he is asleep. Yu Menglong reveals to Xiao Li that they had orchestrated everything many years prior, and the reason Xiao Li was chosen was that his birthday coincided with someone else's. The narrative explains that Yu Menglong discovered that Tianyu Company was using his account for money laundering and engaging in illicit activities. He gathered evidence and sought to negotiate with them for a way out.

As the story unfolds, during a gathering, Yu Menglong suddenly awakens to find himself in the midst of a sacrificial ritual. The participants are masked, resembling a ceremonial act. He boldly informs them that he possesses incriminating evidence of their money laundering and intends to expose their wrongdoing. In response, the group subjects him to even harsher torture, ultimately leading to his death. Yu Menglong clarifies that he did not die as a result of the sacrifice, but rather because he uncovered information he was not supposed to know.

This story, generated by AI, is visually striking and quite chilling. However, its content is rife with contradictions, possibly hinting at insider knowledge that the 'coder' is reluctant to disclose.

The first question arises: the story mentions that Yu Menglong's death is linked to both sacrifice and money laundering. While it seemingly dismisses the notion of sacrifice, the appearance of the 'evil individuals' in masks parallels the description of sacrificial rituals. This evokes memories of the 1999 film 'Eyes Wide Shut,' starring Tom Cruise, where mask-wearing is part of the Illuminati's sacrificial rites. According to media figure Ma Xian's revelations, Yu Menglong died as a result of a secret religious sacrifice, which starkly contrasts with the Western Illuminati's practices. Does this suggest that there are Illuminati members among the 17 individuals listed?

Question two: The AI-generated images are extremely unsettling, with some hazy faces resembling Qiao Renliang. Could it be that the 'code farmer' did this on purpose, implying that Qiao Renliang's death was also a sacrifice by the Illuminati?

Question three: Who is the mastermind behind this? Who is involved in money laundering? What money is being laundered? Netizens have reported that Xi Yuanping was spotted in the Shangdong community. It is rumoured that the text message sent by Yu Menglong to her mother also mentioned a prince, and currently, the only person who can be referred to as a prince is Xi Yuanping.

The story also refers to 'a net'; does this suggest that the red family is using celebrity accounts for money laundering? If so, is it money from bribery or from illegal transactions?

Zhang Xiaomin stressed that this is merely a story sent to her by a 'code farmer'. The author believes that there may be some truth hidden within this narrative, but she cannot disclose it directly, instead opting to use a ghost story to illustrate the chilling human drama.

(First published by People News)
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