10 suspects implicated in the kidnapping and trafficking of actor Wang Xing deported from Thailand to China

Recently, the incident involving Chinese actor Wang Xing being abducted and sold to Myanmar continues to escalate. On February 14th, 10 Chinese members of a fraud group suspected of trafficking Wang Xing were deported back to China. Informants revealed that the entire fraudulent network in Myanmar is orchestrated by the Chinese Communist Party (CCP).

According to China Central Television (CCTV), the Thai police stated that the 10 Chinese fraud group members suspected of trafficking actor Wang Xing were sent to Suvarnabhumi Airport in Thailand on the afternoon of the 14th to handle relevant procedures for repatriation to China.

In addition to the aforementioned 10 suspects, the Chinese Ministry of Public Security reported on January 26th that an important suspect named Yan Wenlei, also known as “Yan Sixteen” online, in the Wang Xing abduction case had been apprehended and returned to China on the evening of January 25th.

Wang Xing was lured into filming in Thailand by a fake film crew in early January, only to be subsequently trafficked to a fraudulent compound in Myanmar. Following widespread media coverage, Wang Xing was rescued and brought back to China on January 10th.

However, many more individuals like “Wang Xing” remain captive in fraudulent compounds in Myanmar. Wang Xing stated that approximately 50 Chinese individuals who were detained with him have yet to be rescued.

Radio Free Asia previously reported, citing informants, that at least 70,000 Chinese individuals are deceived into fraudulent compounds in Myanmar each year. These fraudulent compounds generate substantial daily income, with Chinese state-owned enterprises as investors and CCP-backed business association leaders as ultimate bosses, falling under the jurisdiction of the CCP’s United Front Work Department.

Several individuals who escaped captivity disclosed that there are two to three hundred thousand Chinese individuals in Myanmar in urgent need of rescue.

In January, a source familiar with the situation in Myanmar named Li Yong (pseudonym) informed Epoch Times that there is a large number of Chinese individuals deceived into Myanmar, with over a thousand minor celebrities alone sent there.

Li Yong revealed, “The fraudulent compounds in Myanmar are operated by Chinese, and the ones engaging in fraud are also Chinese. The compound in Yangon is quite large, with a company inside that designed a plan. They first deceive a person in Hengdian who is filming, then develop a scheme specifically using them to traffic those minor celebrities in Hengdian, acting as stand-ins or extras, successfully deceiving a significant number.”

Li Yong stated that in the Mandalay region alone, there are thirty to forty fraudulent compounds, with KK Compound being the largest. Numerous escapees exposed that KK Compound is involved in telecommunications fraud, as well as crimes such as torture, gang rape, and organ harvesting.

Li Yong disclosed that the entire fraudulent network in Myanmar involves human trafficking, with the backing of the CCP behind the compound’s leaders. He mentioned, “Those individuals who came out with the Belt and Road Initiative began building various compounds under the guise of the Belt and Road Initiative. They bought pieces of land from the local government. In the Karen State region leading to the Thailand side of the border, all the land along the river has basically been bought up by Chinese bosses through fraudulent means. They then built various compounds, originally with the intent to engage in fraud in the future.”

Li Yong pointed out that the entire fraudulent network in Myanmar, from involvement in vices such as gambling, drugs, and human trafficking to operating as hackers, is orchestrated by the CCP. He stated, “These individuals who came with the ‘Belt and Road’ Initiative, if they cannot earn money from high-quality projects, they turn to vices like gambling, drugs, and the main one, fraud, as fraud is the most profitable and easiest way to make money.”

He continued, “The ‘Belt and Road’ Initiative serves as a protective umbrella, where local governments are constrained by the face and authority of the CCP government, thus they can only turn a blind eye.”

Li Yong revealed, “Those who can secure key ‘Belt and Road’ projects are mostly ‘second-generation reds,’ granting them special privileges to go out and make a fortune while receiving protection from the public security bureau.”

He further disclosed that various factions within the CCP are profiting under the protective umbrella of the ‘Belt and Road’ Initiative, with CCP providing the electricity, communications, and network infrastructure utilized in the fraudulent compounds.

“The main public explanation behind why the CCP is promoting the ‘Belt and Road’ Initiative would be due to overcapacity, exporting domestic production capacity to gain foreign exchange. For economic entities related to construction, allowing them to earn money abroad falls under the ‘Belt and Road’ foreign aid,” Li Yong explained.

“In reality, the main targets are countries requiring ‘Belt and Road’ assistance. They want the land, essentially colonies, so that the Chinese can occupy those areas, which is their strategic goal,” he elaborated.

He disclosed that all participating countries in the ‘Belt and Road’ Initiative have fraudulent compounds under the protection of the CCP.

Chinese media previously reported that fraudulent compounds are rampant in Myanmar, with over 30 compounds in Mandalay alone. At its peak, a single compound like KK Compound could generate about 100 million RMB in fraudulent funds from the mainland in a day.

On January 27th, Deputy Minister of the Chinese Ministry of Public Security, Liu Zhongyi, led a delegation to Bangkok to meet with the Thai government, admitting that Chinese individuals operate 36 telecommunications fraud groups in Mandalay, Myanmar, employing over 100,000 people.

He also acknowledged that many Chinese citizens are enticed or trafficked to Myanmar, some of whom are subjected to beatings and even murder.

Epoch Times columnist Wang He pointed out, “The Chinese Ministry of Public Security has its own huge interests within this scenario. After the incident was exposed, it faced significant pressure domestically and internationally, prompting it to selectively disclose some internal information.”

Wang He stated, “The current issue arises from everyone seeking illicit gains, with various factions targeting Chinese individuals. Moreover, various factions within the CCP are involved, with the primary culprit still within the CCP itself. Without the intervention, cooperation, and support of official forces, it would be impossible to achieve this scale. Thus, it binds together the evil forces of the private sector and the government to harm Chinese individuals, forming an industry of evil.”