LayarHijau– Chinese actress Zhao Lusi shocked fans on the evening of August 2nd by posting a lengthy statement accusing her agency, Galaxy Cool Entertainment, of serious misconduct. In her post, she vented her frustration, writing, “The crew disbanded, and this is the result? Everyone left, and this is the result? In the end, I have to pay the money, and this is the result?”
The post quickly sparked heated discussions online. Zhao claimed that Galaxy Cool Entertainment had initially promised to take responsibility for a canceled endorsement deal during her medical treatment. However, the company later transferred 2.05 million yuan directly from her studio’s account without approval. She also pointed out that both parties had failed to reach an agreement on key issues, including the management rights of her studio and the termination of her contract, which further strained their relationship.
On the morning of August 3rd, Galaxy Cool Entertainment released an official statement in response to Zhao’s accusations. The agency said it was “deeply shocked” by her words but insisted that it had not committed any illegal or contract-breaking acts. The company emphasized that Zhao’s physical and mental well-being had always been its top concern and stated that it was actively coordinating work matters. It urged Zhao not to post “ambiguous” content online and invited her to resolve the matter privately through communication and negotiation.
Zhao Lusi didn’t hold back. She reposted the company’s statement, adding a “green tea” emoji—a popular internet slang term in China used to describe someone who appears innocent but is actually manipulative. She also wrote, “With so many shareholders in this company, has even one person reached out to me directly?”
She went on to slam the agency in the comments section:
“What are you so shocked about? What exactly is surprising here? Did anyone reply to my WeChat messages? All you know is how to post on Weibo? You stayed silent while people in the industry accused me of faking my illness. Who was the one hospitalized last year? I was on medication and oxygen for more than a week. Where were you? Skiing in Hokkaido.”
Zhao ended her remarks with a bold warning: “I have countless recordings and plenty of evidence. I look forward to your lawsuit.”
Later that night, the topic “Galaxy Cool Entertainment unfollows Zhao Lusi” began trending on social media. A quick search showed that the company had indeed unfollowed Zhao’s personal account but continued to follow her studio’s official account.
The public fallout between Zhao Lusi and her agency has garnered widespread attention. As tensions continue to rise, many are waiting to see whether Galaxy Cool Entertainment will take legal action or opt for a more private resolution as suggested in their statement.
Source: Sohu
