Li Yifeng

2022 - 9 - 11

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Chinese star Li Yifeng detained, accused of soliciting prostitutes (South China Morning Post)

Police in Beijing say a 35-year-old actor is under administrative detention and confessed to multiple visits to prostitutes.

Li was born in 1987 in Chengdu, the capital of Sichuan province, and made his debut on a talent show hosted by Shanghai’s Dragon Television in 2007. Chinese actor Li Yifeng , who played Mao Zedong in last year’s blockbuster The Pioneer , has been detained by Beijing police, accused of soliciting prostitutes, state broadcaster CCTV reported on Sunday. In a social media statement, Beijing police said a 35-year-old male actor surnamed Li had been detained recently.

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Multiple brands 'end cooperation' with Chinese actor Li Yifeng after ... (Global Times)

Chinese actor Li Yifeng, 35, has been detained for soliciting prostitution on multiple occasions. The Beijing police announced in a statement on Sunday the ...

Not repenting after making a mistake is more unforgivable than simply making a mistake," the comment said. Many netizens noticed that the official Weibo account of China's Supreme People's Procuratorate has also deleted all information related to Li on Saturday. Chinese actor Li Yifeng, 35, has been detained for soliciting prostitution on multiple occasions.

Brands sever ties as actor Li Yifeng detained for soliciting (SHINE)

Beijing police said that Li, a popular singer and actor, has been detained for 15 days for soliciting prostitutes multiple times. The 35-year-old has admitted ...

Beijing police said that Li, a popular singer and actor, has been detained for 15 days for soliciting prostitutes multiple times. Sponsors, including fashion house Prada and luxury watch manufacturer Panerai, have severed ties with Chinese artiste Li Yifeng after he was detained for soliciting. Brands sever ties as actor Li Yifeng detained for soliciting

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Prada and Panerai Cut Ties With China Ambassador Li Yifeng Over ... (WWD)

Li Yifeng, actor and the face of Panerai, Remy Martin and L'Oréal Paris, was detained by the authorities for repeatedly visiting prostitutes on Sunday.

[China](https://wwd.com/tag/china/)’s crackdown on the entertainment industry, following a slew of big Chinese stars like [Deng Lun,](https://wwd.com/fashion-news/fashion-scoops/gucci-china-ambassador-deng-lun-fined-tax-evasion-1235134245/) [Zheng Shuang,](https://wwd.com/fashion-news/fashion-scoops/prada-under-fire-china-brand-ambassador-zheng-shuang-alleged-scandal-1234700513/) [Kris Wu](https://wwd.com/fashion-news/fashion-scoops/kris-wu-arrested-suspicion-of-rape-1234891477/) and [Zhao Wei](https://wwd.com/fashion-news/fashion-scoops/fendi-chinese-brand-ambassador-zhao-wei-blacklisted-1234904124/) who fell from grace for alleged personal and financial misconduct last year. [Prada](https://wwd.com/fashion-news/designer-luxury/exclusive-gucci-stage-cosmogonie-show-seoul-november-1235313111/) and Panerai said shortly after the news broke that both brands have terminated Li’s ambassadorship. [Prada](https://wwd.com/tag/prada-2/), Panerai, Remy Martin and L’Oréal Paris, has been detained by the authorities for repeatedly visiting prostitutes, which is illegal in China.

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Chinese Actor and State Security Ambassador Li Yifeng Detained ... (What's on Weibo)

Li Yifeng is not exactly living up to his role as spokesperson for the Ministry of State Security.

[[email protected]](mailto:[email protected]). Since milk tea came to the mainland market in 1996, it has beaten coffee as a drink in terms of popularity ( Earlier this week, the popular Modern China Tea Shop announced its upcoming Nanjing debut on social media. Haidilao (海底捞) is one of China’s most popular restaurant chains serving authentic Sichuan hotpot, a dining style where fresh meat and vegetables are dipped in simmering broth. The opening of a Modern China Tea Shop branch in Nanjing was much-anticipated, but it only lasted for about thirty minutes. Although it is rumored the young woman choked on the tripe, this has not yet been confirmed as an investigation into the cause of death is ongoing. [very first](https://news.cgtn.com/news/2021-01-09/Chinese-People-s-Police-Day-A-due-salute-to-the-police-WUsxIKd7nq/index.html) National Police Day to give full recognition to the police and national security staff for their efforts. Besides the Beijing police statement, where is the actual proof?” Li became especially popular after starring in Swords of Legends and won an award for his role in the 2015 Chinese crime film Mr. Lukfook Jewellery, Mengniu Dairy, Honma Golf, Panerai, Prada, Sensodyne, King To Nin Jiom, and other brands declared that they had terminated their contract with Li (# He later debuted as a singer and became a successful actor, starring in various Chinese TV dramas and films. For this special day, the Ministry of State Security launched a [promo video](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-PH_Ytak4b8) starring Chinese actor Li Yifeng as the National Police Ambassador (#李易峰国安形象传片#).

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Brands cut ties with Chinese actor Li Yifeng following arrest for ... (Malay Mail)

KUALA LUMPUR, Sept 12 — Chinese police have detained actor Li Yifeng for soliciting sex workers on multiple occasions. Beijing police released a statement ...

In October last year, Chinese pianist Li Yundi waschina arrested for soliciting the services of sex workers. Li previously served as the promotional ambassador for the activities of the Supreme People's Procuratorate, participating in the shooting of music videos, among other publicity work. Li, who has more than 36 million followers in Sina Weibo, was initially announced to be one of the celebrities to attend the Mid-Autumn Festival Gala on CCTV on Saturday night, but his name was later deleted from the programme.

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Chinese actor Evan Li detained on suspicion of soliciting prostitutes ... (Reuters)

Chinese actor Li Yifeng, who played former Communist Party leader Mao Zedong in a 2021 movie, was detained recently by Beijing police on suspicion of ...

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Chinese actor Li Yifeng 'held on suspicion of soliciting prostitutes' (Free Malaysia Today)

State broadcaster CCTV's report yesterday led to the 35-year-old actor being dropped by several brands.

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Prada Cuts Ties With Chinese Star Held in Prostitute Scandal (Bloomberg)

Global brands including luxury fashion house Prada SpA and healthcare company Haleon Plc have cut ties with star Chinese actor and singer Li Yifeng, ...

[Beijing Municipal Public Security Bureau](https://m.weibo.cn/1288915263/4812568986650460) and a report by state-run [CCTV](https://content-static.cctvnews.cctv.com/snow-book/index.html?t=1662889507004&toc_style_id=feeds_default&share_to=wechat&track_id=BD295E70-A2C5-477B-A713-8982A39A24CA_684585816098&item_id=16892529540560592342). Li, 35, was arrested by Beijing police on charges of “soliciting prostitution on multiple occasions,” and reportedly confessed to the allegation, according to a Weibo post by the [Prada SpA](/quote/1913:HK) and healthcare company [Haleon Plc](/quote/HLN:LN) have cut ties with star Chinese actor and singer Li Yifeng, who was detained on prostitution charges as the government continues a crackdown on the entertainment industry.

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Chinese acting star Li Yifeng detained for 'soliciting prostitutes' (The Independent)

Soliciting sex in China can lead to administrative detention of up to 15 days.

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Chinese Actor Li Yifeng Detained In Beijing On Charges Of Alleged ... (Deadline)

Citing a Sunday post on the Weibo account of the Beijing Municipal Public Security Bureau, the Global Times reports that Li was arrested under criminal charges, ...

At the time, Weibo suspended thousands of accounts for fan clubs and entertainment news. The bureau did not disclose his full name in its post, though CCTV later [said](https://weibo.com/2656274875/M5gZ1okgF?type=repost) it had confirmed that it was the actor, citing sources from “authoritative channels.” Earlier, Li’s studio had issued a statement saying that some internet comments about his personal life were simply rumors.

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Chinese acting star Li Yifeng detained for 'soliciting prostitutes' (Yahoo Singapore News)

In a statement on Chinese social media site Weibo, the Beijing police announced the detention of a 35-year-old man surnamed Li. The actor's identity was later ...

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Brands cut ties with Chinese actor Li Yifeng following arrest for ... (Malay Mail)

KUALA LUMPUR, Sept 12 — Chinese police have detained actor Li Yifeng for soliciting sex workers on multiple occasions. Beijing police released a statement ...

In October last year, Chinese pianist Li Yundi waschina arrested for soliciting the services of sex workers. Li previously served as the promotional ambassador for the activities of the Supreme People's Procuratorate, participating in the shooting of music videos, among other publicity work. Li, who has more than 36 million followers in Sina Weibo, was initially announced to be one of the celebrities to attend the Mid-Autumn Festival Gala on CCTV on Saturday night, but his name was later deleted from the programme.

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Li Yifeng: China arrests star who played Mao for soliciting prostitutes (BBC News)

Li Yifeng, one of China's most popular actors, was arrested by police in Beijing, state media say.

Many in China have compared the arrest of Mr Li to that of Mr Wu in July 2021 for suspected rape. Within 24 hours, the statement had been deleted on Sina Weibo. Li Yifeng, also known as Evan Li, is a household name and hugely popular in China, with 60 million followers on the country's Twitter-like Sina Weibo platform. Striking what some might see as an ironic note, it reported he had been dropped as promotional ambassador for China's highest prosecuting agency, which had removed a music video of his from its channel. News of Li Yifeng's arrest comes amid a climate of anger about the ill-treatment of women in China, including the [China Daily said the actor had been "cancelled"](https://www.chinadaily.com.cn/a/202209/12/WS631ebbd0a310fd2b29e77252.html) after being placed in administrative detention on solicitation charges.

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Prada and Panerai Rush To End Actor Li Yifeng's Endorsement ... (Jing Daily)

High-profile Chinese actor Li Yifeng, who is the face of Prada, Panerai, and Remy Martin, has been arrested by the Beijing police on charges of “soliciting ...

At the news, young fans rushed to post their purchase receipts in the comment section and so express their gratitude and support for the label’s choice. The fan economy here is one of the most active in the world. China’s expanding scrutiny of its celebrity culture has serious implications for luxury groups’ marketing efforts in the mainland.

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