On the evening of October 21, Beijing Chaoyang Public Security Bureau reported that it had received reports of prostitution in a community in Chaoyang. The police arrested Chen Mohui (female, 29 years old), a prostitution offender, and Li Moudi (male, 39 years old), a prostitute. After review, the above-mentioned personnel have confessed to the illegal facts and have been administratively detained by the Chaoyang Public Security Bureau.
Afterwards, the party media “People’s Daily Online” and CCTV immediately criticized Li Yundi. CCTV said in their comments, “‘Piano Prince’ Li Yundi was arrested for prostitution, which once again sounded the alarm for some celebrities who regard national law as nothing: Zunji Abiding by the law is the bottom line of life. Whoever dares to break through the bottom line and challenge the laws of the country and public ethics is to commit sins and not live!”
The national propaganda machine came to an end one after another, making netizens unable to grasp the direction of the wind, but they knew that Li Yundi was cold this time. However, as the incident continued to ferment, public opinion continued to reverse. On the morning of the 23rd, the authorities continued to question Li Yundi’s handling of Li Yundi on Chinese social media, and some netizens even complained about Li Yundi; some netizens and legal scholars questioned whether the authorities’ notification to Li Yundi was legal.
Some netizens said: “A prostitute is only detained for 15 days in administrative detention. I don’t know how it has risen to’respect the law of the country as nothing’ and’self-inflicted and cannot live’?”, “The nature of prostitution is more serious than murder, and it has already arrived.” “Unable to live’ to the extent”.
A media person forwarded the official legal expert’s notification of prostitution and whoring to the unit and family members that it was illegal, and posted a post asking: “Is it appropriate to inform the world of personal privacy?”
Many netizens also ridiculed with black humor: “Shanglian: A good-looking skin can’t withstand pornography and illegality: An interesting soul is also suspected of account violation”; “It is said that he could run away at the time, but unfortunately, he is Li Yundi. , Never out of tune…”
Some netizens did not approve of the Music Association’s decision to expel Li Yundi: “Come and come, every member, put your left hand on the Bible and your right hand on your own conscience, and swear that you have never had a prostitute. What if. If you dare to swear, I will issue you a certificate of chastity.”
Others said: “Li Yundi’s news has successfully diverted people’s attention from the Shenyang explosion.”
People from the mainland China media even discussed the Li Yundi incident extensively. An article on the WeChat public account “Dock Youth” that has been deleted by the WeChat platform stated that seeing the media harassing Li Yundi’s teacher in the middle of the night for the Li Yundi incident-but Zhaoyi, who is in his 80s, feels that these so-called media have no basic knowledge. Journalism ethics, to harass the elderly in the middle of the night, have you ever thought that his heart will not be affected?
The real big media, “should go to dig for the exclusives of Oujinzhong, and dig for the exclusives of the Zhengzhou floods. Bullying the soft and fearing the hard, what a hero is. It is understandable for ordinary people to talk about celebrities. Human nature. But above the temple. Some of the so-called serious media of the People’s Republic of China are stern, rigorous, and particularly funny. These same media are silent when some incidents related to social fairness and justice occur.”
Han Xu, a professor and doctoral supervisor of Sichuan University Law School, a doctor of law and a postdoctoral fellow, is an expert who enjoys special government allowances from the State Council, and has also publicly questioned the official announcement.
Professor Han Xu believes that the official notification is unfounded and is suspected of administrative illegality. In addition, the official notification does not conform to the constitutional principle and the “principle of proportionality”, which damages the basic rights of citizens.
Professor Han also pointed out that “if our administrative law enforcement officers cannot firmly establish the concept of’human rights protection’ in law enforcement, a government under the rule of law and a country under the rule of law will never be built.”
Former well-known investigative reporter Chu Chaoxin wrote an article that if it is necessary to talk about the social harm, the social harm of “sexual greed” holding public power is far greater than the prostitution of these celebrities. For prostitution, A pays his own money for B’s sex. Although it violates the Public Security Punishment Law, it does not greatly hinder social fairness and justice. Officials holding public powers engage in power and sex transactions are different from money and sex transactions. Seriously endanger social fairness and justice.
No matter from which point of view, the power and money trading in officialdom is far more harmful to society than celebrity prostitution. Since the officials feel that which prostitutes the celebrities have engaged in is worthy of public notification to the public, wouldn’t it be more worthy of notification to which of the opposite sexes the officials have engaged in power and sex transactions, and how they engaged in power and sex transactions.
Imagine that if all the details of the officials and those who engaged in power and sex transactions were publicly notified, the families and even families of both parties would be greatly pressured by public opinion. In the future, which lower level would dare to lure their superiors to engage in power and sex transactions, Money transaction? In recent years, many officials have been arrested for prostitution, but they are rarely reported. The public notification of prostitution of artists, this is a typical selective notification.
“It’s not normal for the officialdom, which is more harmful to society, wider and more serious, to selectively stare at those entertainers without reporting “sexual greed”.
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