@AniaSzulkowska@kimmuseVjin5555 Public figures with poor personal ethics and a history of fraud/falsification do not deserve to be idolized. Xiaozhan&his fans are infamous for triggering the massive '227 Incident' public sentiment controversy.
@jiejierie Xiao Zhan is a total piece of shit in the Chinese entertainment industry. He is vicious and malicious, willing to do anything just to get famous. If you like eating shit, please go eat it in the bathroom and stop recommending this piece of shit to us.🤬
@envyofyibo Xiao Zhan is a total piece of shit in the Chinese entertainment industry. He is vicious and malicious, willing to do anything just to get famous. If you like eating shit, please go eat it in the bathroom and stop recommending this piece of shit to us.
@_san_dra_acosta Xiao Zhan’s fans have been spreading rumors about and insulting Wang Yibo for years, and many of them have already been sued in China.
@kimmuseVjin5555 Xiao Zhan is often referred to by some people in China’s entertainment industry as a “cancer” within the domestic entertainment scene. He seems to constantly rely on creating controversies such as the 227 incident—or spreading rumors about other celebrities to gain attention.
@doyknowhatimean@fairylightsjin Xiao Zhan got 30 million likes for buying a bottle of water, but was later named and criticized by China Central Television (CCTV) over alleged fake data and misleading marketing.
@dearjins4 Xiao Zhan debuted through underhanded means such as exchanging power for sex, fabricating data, and resorting to petty theft. He's known as a "thunderbolt" in the Chinese entertainment industry.
@happycoya Xiao Zhan debuted through underhanded means such as exchanging power for sex, fabricating data, and resorting to petty theft. He's known as a "thunderbolt" in the Chinese entertainment https://t.co/MTTZyI7QeH chinese like him