Chinese Actor Wu Xiubo Loses 46.6 Million Yuan in Cheating Scandal Amid Previous Controversies

On the evening of November 24th, actor Wu Xiubo took to Weibo to reveal that he was cheated by scammers using false stamps and fake contracts, resulting in him losing everything. This admission sparked a series of reactions from Weibo netizens, many of whom were influenced by Wu's previous controversies.

Wu Xiupo had previously been the subject of online discussions due to keeping a mistress for seven years and suing her for extortion before retiring from the entertainment industry. His recent revelation that he was subject to an execution order amounting to 46.6 million yuan further intensified the criticism and scrutiny he faced on social media.

Weibo netizens expressed a range of reactions towards Wu's situation, ranging from disbelief to cynicism. Some netizens were deeply concerned about his financial loss: "As long as I don't pay attention to these hot search topics, in fact I feel quite happy with my life, having food and drink, but when I see a celebrity being able to pull out 4.66 billion in execution funds, it suddenly feels like chicken legs are not tasty anymore," one netizen said.

Others were critical of Wu's previous actions: "Having no room for maneuver yourself, you also meet people who don't give you any room to maneuver, and when others trap you, you are not such a good person either." A few netizens even questioned the fairness of the legal system: "Upon seeing these people spending several billion minutes out, I suddenly realized that my money is just a piece of crap. Illegal stuff will be dragged in and you won't be allowed to enjoy peace and quiet anymore for us."

Actor Wu Xiu Bo also responded to the situation on Weibo: "Caught in a fraud! More than 460 million yuan of huge wealth, walking on the front line of Weibo videos." He emphasized that this was not a matter of repayment but of time, expressing his disbelief at Wu Xiupo's misfortune.

Some netizens were quick to point out that Wu's financial difficulties were due to his own actions: "Remember when Boss Bo crashed on the mid-autumn Festival day. A girl asked my mother not to make big crabs, please tell me how to steam big crab? After so many years, I have seen news of Boss Bo's before and after work, such as 'Before Dawn', 'General Commander Si Mi Ya', and 'Beijing Meets Seattle'. Later, I felt that this man has a human face and an animal heart too much slag."

Despite the controversy surrounding Wu Xiupo, many Weibo netizens expressed their sympathy for him: "The stars are really wealthy, do take care of yourself with billions or more." Others seemed to believe that this unfortunate event could potentially mark a turning point in Wu's life and career.

In conclusion, the execution order of 46.6 million yuan against Wu Xiupo has triggered heated discussions on Weibo. While many netizens expressed disbelief and cynicism towards his situation, others were more sympathetic and even speculated about the potential for a career comeback. Regardless of the outcome, this event will undoubtedly continue to shape popular perceptions of Wu Xiupo in the Chinese entertainment industry.