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Variety show host suspended following rape accusations
    2021-08-26  08:53    Shenzhen Daily

THE host of Chinese variety show “Day Day Up,” Qian Feng has been suspended from the show after a woman accused him of raping her two years ago.

Social media user Xiaoyi had taken to Weibo to highlight her ordeal after there was no action from police against the actor following the incident.

Hunan Satellite TV, one of the most-watched broadcasters in China, said they are cooperating with authorities on the matter and had suspended Qian according to a statement reported by Sohu.com.

Xiaoyi had claimed to have met Qian on Feb. 14, 2019 for dinner where she became dizzy after drinking liquor offered by him and became unconscious. When she woke up the next day, Xiaoyi said she was naked and Qian was lying next to her.

Xiaoyi also claimed Qian tried to buy her silence after she lodged a police report and attached a screen capture of the conversation between her and Qian as proof.

“I hope he will be dealt with severely but despite giving a statement to police, there seems to be no development on the case,” she said, adding that she tried committing suicide several times due to depression but was rescued by friends.

“I believe I am not the only victim. I believe there are others and I urged them to come forward,” she said, adding that she would bear responsibility for her post.

A statement issued by the Shanghai police yesterday said that a further investigation is under way. According to the statement, a police investigation was carried out in 2019 after receiving the crime report, but found no evidence of crime.

Qian is the second celebrity to be accused of rape after hip-hop star Kris Wu, who was arrested last month.

(SD-Agencies)

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