LayarHijau – The death of Chinese actor Yu Menglong, who reportedly fell from a building in September, continues to attract widespread public attention. Although authorities officially ruled it an “accidental death,” speculation and doubt have continued to circulate on social media. Several media outlets mentioned that actress Song Yiren had been linked to the case, including unverified claims related to Yu Menglong’s pet dog, Fuli. However, no official confirmation has been released regarding these allegations.
Despite the controversy, Song Yiren has remained active on social media. Her online presence sparked rumors that she might have hired online buzzers to maintain her image, but allegedly failed to pay them, leading to criticism from netizens.
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Recently, a set of screenshots has been circulating online. In September, one netizen posted in “Song Yiren’s Super Topic,” writing, “Don’t believe in rumors, don’t spread rumors, Yi Yi is fine,” along with a selfie of the actress to show support. On October 6, the same user posted again, saying, “Happy Mid-Autumn Festival, Sister,” and “I believe in you and will always support you.”
However, the situation soon shifted. The same netizen later left a sharp comment: “Didn’t you say that if I posted five messages with over 100 likes, I’d get 5,000 yuan? Liar.” The amount of money the netizen claimed would be given by Song Yiren was said to be nearly twice the minimum wage in major Chinese cities.
According to media reports, it is suspected that Song Yiren and the online buzzers may have disagreed over payment terms, sparking heated discussion across Chinese social media.
