Moreover, many of her outfits have been auctioned and the profits donated to charity. Reflecting on her personal life, on 29 May , Li Chen announced through his social media that he and Bingbing were dating. Moving on, they got engaged after he proposed to Fan at her birthday party on 16 September Unfortunately, the two announced their separation on 27 June However, she seems to be single currently.
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Sign up. Already have an account? Log in. Resend verification e-mail. Subscribe now. Frequently asked questions. Good job, you've read 3 articles today! Fan said no, they should keep going. She was O. In , a reporter asked Fan whether she was going to follow custom and marry rich. In the month after she was engulfed in scandal, shares in publicly listed movie companies in China fell by an average of 18 percent.
Last summer, after Fan stopped appearing in public and posting on social media, the entire world began speculating about her whereabouts. Five days later, unverified tweets claimed that Fan, after seeking counsel from Jackie Chan, had landed in Los Angeles to request asylum. Chan quickly denied the rumor that same day.
Montblanc dropped her as brand ambassador. So did Chopard and Swisse, an Australian vitamin company. Then, on October 3, Fan reappeared as suddenly as she had vanished. The system was instituted in , under President Xi Jinping, making it legal for the Chinese secret police to detain anyone charged with endangering state security or committing corruption and hold them at an undisclosed location for up to six months without access to lawyers or family members.
Sources close to Fan told me that she had been picked up by plainclothes police. While under detention, she was forbidden to make public statements or use her phone. After her release, Fan issued an obsequious apology on social media. I offer my sincere apology here once again!
It could have been worse. Until , first-time tax offenders in China could be charged with criminal liability. And until , economic crimes such as tax evasion were punishable by death. For decades, film workers received salaries on par with factory workers, and most movies were imported from Hollywood. The rest were stored at the national granary, in climate-uncontrolled archives. Then, after , the government decided there was big money to be made in movies. They snapped up the U.
For the past four years, China has been building 25 new movie screens every day. Last year, after Fan turned down the role of the Chinese oceanographer in The Meg , a sci-fi thriller produced by Warner Bros. Fan seemed poised to become that impossible thing: a star who can appease fans in the three Chinas—mainland, Taiwan, and Hong Kong—as well as Hollywood studios, and their sudden desire for Asian faces.
Discs were organized not by title or category but by actor. Nicole Kidman, whom many Chinese consider a vision of unimpeachable beauty, also got her own row. Others—Natalie Portman, Michelle Williams, even Meryl Streep—were relegated to a row seemingly reserved for miscellaneous white actresses. In the years that the Chinese film industry was allowed to grow unregulated, it became common for stars to falsify contracts to avoid paying taxes on the huge sums that they were commanding.
The government claims that economic output grew by 6. With consumer spending slowing and foreign investment plunging in the midst of a trade war, the government is seeking to redirect economic power back under state control.
In March , President Xi established the National Supervision Commission, granting it sweeping powers to investigate corruption and tax evasion. Suspects could now be legally kidnapped, interrogated, and held for as long as six months.
That same month, he also gave the Central Publicity Department, which heads up propaganda efforts, the authority to regulate the film industry. The only other time film was put under the propaganda ministry, according to industry insiders, was during the Cultural Revolution.
Films that had passed the censors years ago have now been retroactively banned. An eminent TV news anchor was taken away hours before going on air. A retired professor with views critical of the government was dragged away during a live interview on Voice of America. A billionaire was abducted from his private quarters in the Four Seasons in Hong Kong. Other high-profile disappearances include Interpol president Meng Hongwei in September, photojournalist Lu Guang in November, two Canadians who went missing in December, as well as the writer Yang Hengjun, who went missing in January.
Fear of the system, where no matter how high you are, from one day to the next you can disappear. When I arrived in Beijing, just before Christmas, everyone in the film industry seemed to be in a state of panic.
Those who paid up would not be fined. The authorities also declared that special tax zones, which had allowed stars to pay lower taxes, were no longer legal. Tax rates in the zones could be as low as 0. Now, overnight, those working in the film industry would be taxed at the highest rate—45 percent.
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