This post is completely false and fabricated:
The image is from a May 2020 interview where Xiao Zhan apologized for the online disruption of the "227 Incident" (caused by fan actions) and for casual, immature comments made with a friend on social media during his college...
Xiao Zhan a local Chinese actor, apologizing after making racist remarks toward a Chinese-Indian woman, calling her disgusting black, unsuitable for a role. Also for calling women “inflated sex dolls” & for his fans’ actions during the 227 incident which got him canceled in China
In a May 2020 interview, Xiao Zhan apologized generally for any immature language he used as a college student. Furthermore, Beijing courts have ruled that spreading these malicious narratives constitutes illegal cyber-defamation, forcing multiple internet trolls to issue
During the massive "227 online backlash" in 2020, anti-fans dug up this decade-old comment, completely stripped it of its original context, and fabricated a malicious lie claiming he used the phrase to insult women or actresses
Around 2011, long before Xiao Zhan became famous, he was a regular college student. He left a casual, inside joke under an online shopping post belonging to a close male friend on his private Weibo account.
Beijing courts have repeatedly ruled in Xiao Zhan's favor, forcing cyber-defamers to issue public apologies and pay damages for spreading these exact fabricated rumors. He was never canceled and remains a top global brand ambassador
@Caloma25@valeriadr0@IvanCepedaCast ¿Y si tanto te gusta la ultra derecha porque no te vas para ecuador o argentina? Pues si tanto, es solo una invitación
Me imagine algo así
T: *Pensando enncomo decirle a M, H y V que perdió su carabina hace tres días*
H: *Esperando que vayan a reclamar la carabina que tiene hace 3 días en su despacho*
Me imagine algo así
T: *Pensando enncomo decirle a M, H y V que perdió su carabina hace tres días*
H: *Esperando que vayan a reclamar la carabina que tiene hace 3 días en su despacho*