The Mystery of Yu Menglong's Origins (Part 4): Strive for Life
Continued from “The Mystery of Yu Menglong's Origins (Part 3): The Trainee”
After these trainees learn a full range of skills at entertainment companies—singing, acting, music, instruments, dancing, and so on—the companies arrange for them to enter many different competitions when they are around eighteen or nineteen years old.
The competitions are extremely grueling, with very high frequency and intensity. Many children’s bodies cannot withstand them. Before dying, they are blood-typed and turned into an organ bank. Yu Menglong endured all of these processes.
Let us refer to Wikipedia’s brief account: Yu Menglong first participated in Dragon TV’s My Style, My Show in 2007 and reached the top 16 in the Xi’an singing division. In 2010, he entered Hunan TV’s 2010 Super Boy and reached the top five in the online direct-entry division, later becoming a trainee in “Happy Boy Group 8090.” In 2013, he again participated in 2013 Super Boy, winning the Beijing singing division and placing tenth nationally.
But in reality, Yu Menglong entered more numerous and more complicated competitions, of even greater intensity. All of the pain, blood, tears, and hardship involved are known only to the entertainment companies and Yu Menglong himself.
Yu Menglong’s persistence was not for fame or greater recognition. It was simply to survive, and to find an opportunity to make public the evidence he had collected over a long period of time. If he did not do so, more victims hoping to enter the entertainment industry would be persecuted within the dark industrial chain of China’s entertainment industry.
He had no national ID card or passport and could not travel to a free country. He could only endure the entertainment company’s inhumane arrangements.
Here, we especially remind everyone that, in the dark entertainment industry, most people who can go abroad are descendants of the powerful or intelligence agents. Everyone may use this to judge whom they cannot trust.
But one point must be made: even intelligence agents or people regarded by everyone as bad have the right to learn of the message about the Key to the New Universe, because only God can judge the true good and evil of a life. Yet those who aid wrongdoing may dismiss these messages without even listening—not because they themselves refuse to listen, but because God no longer allows them to hear.
After Yu Menglong debuted, the entertainment company arranged many singing jobs for him. It also accepted a great many acting jobs without his consent, because the company never intended to tailor suitable dramas for him. Its thinking was that if even one production became popular, that would be enough; therefore, its approach was to accept acting roles in enormous quantities.
Under such intense work, Yu Menglong’s physical strength was quickly exhausted. He began to develop unexplained fevers frequently while filming. Even when he had a fever because of work, his manager gave him no meaningful assistance, only pouring water over him to cool him down. There was not even a medical team on set to provide help.
When filming kissing scenes while he had a high fever, Yu Menglong tried to protect the female artist from becoming ill through intimate contact by using his tongue to push her lips apart. Medically, this was the wrong approach, but Yu Menglong did not understand; he only wanted to protect others from getting sick.
Entertainment companies gave their artists a drug which, after being taken, made them highly energetic and physically stronger, allowing them to work from morning to night without fatigue. But it was a narcotic: repeated use could cause addiction. Those who took it also stopped eating. At that point, to prevent muscle loss, the companies force-fed them a high-protein liquid nutritional supplement, which they drank throughout a full day of filming.
At first, Yu Menglong also considered taking this drug, because his strength had already been exhausted, yet he still could not rest. It was truly agonizing.
But after seeing the miserable suffering of a senior colleague who had become addicted—very possibly Qiao Renliang, since the two knew each other—he did not dare take it. He could only force his body to keep filming, and eat food and drink hot water whenever he rested to restore his strength.
To protect Yu Menglong, this senior colleague invented a form of writing that only the two of them could understand. Yu Menglong then learned that the senior colleague was often beaten badly for refusing to comply with unwritten rules, because he was a person of strong character. After being beaten, he was not sent for medical treatment. Instead, some ointment and medicated plasters were thrown into his room. His scenes were merely postponed until the bruising on his face faded, after which filming resumed.
Having learned from this senior colleague’s experience, Yu Menglong could only become someone who complied with the unwritten rules. He did not resist being humiliated, violated, tortured, or bullied, striving only to keep himself alive. He wanted to find an opportunity to act abroad and then release the materials he had collected, which he regarded as more important.
Yu Menglong deeply hoped to go abroad during his lifetime, but how could the entertainment company possibly allow him to have his wish?
One day, the senior colleague used a code understood only by him and Yu Menglong to write that he was about to be sacrificed, specifying a date and exact time in September 2016.
Not long afterward, the senior colleague’s back molars were violently extracted and sent to an underground laboratory tolerated by the Chinese Communist Party, where they were frozen for scientific research. The purpose was to clone this person; the laboratory possessed extremely detailed cellular data about the artist.
In fact, the reason Yu Menglong’s and other artists’ back molars were extracted was the same.
Yu Menglong recorded the materials left by the senior colleague in detail and stored them on a USB drive, making several copies and hiding them in places unknown to the entertainment company.
After the senior colleague died, many influencers and artists who spoke out for him also disappeared after receiving threatening letters containing his dismembered remains. They were detained in the entertainment company’s basement and were ultimately sacrificed, consumed, turned into organ banks, or made into preserved specimens and sent to art museums.
Yu Menglong knew that the path taken by his senior colleague was also the path he himself would take in the future. His heart was filled with despair and sorrow, yet he could not contact the outside world or initiate conversations with anyone outside the entertainment company. Everything he said had to follow a script; he could only speak the words written in it.
Here, Yu En especially wishes to convey Yu Menglong’s heartfelt words to friends in Taiwan: Yu Menglong did not want China to unify Taiwan. He knew that the current Chinese regime is controlled by a terrifying Satan. Taiwan is a democratic and free country. Instead, he hoped Taiwan would bring democracy and the rule of law to China, rather than allowing a terrifying Satanic regime to rule Taiwan, which possesses truth, goodness, and beauty.
Therefore, none of the Weibo statements expressing the opposite view were written by him. Those words were absolutely not what he meant, because his Weibo was controlled and screened by the management company. Yu Menglong did not even have his own Weibo account or password.
I know that, for friends who interacted with Yu Menglong on Weibo, accepting this truth may be painful: those posts were actually published by people hired by the management company to imitate Yu Menglong’s manner of speaking. They were merely an account-management tactic.
In other words, even Yu Menglong himself could not post messages on his own Weibo or social-media platforms. Everything was operated by the entertainment company, out of fear that he would reveal the dark secrets of the entertainment industry.
Everyone can think about this rationally: if Yu Menglong had been able to control his social-media platforms and speak for himself, then after the Qiao Renliang incident, why was he unable to speak for his senior colleague? Why, when he knew that he himself would be sacrificed, did he not immediately appeal to his tens of millions of fans for help? If he had only said something, tens of millions of fans would have launched a nationwide search. Everyone would have protected him, and Yu Menglong would not have died. Isn’t that so?
Some friends may wonder how Yu Menglong’s image-morphing posts were published. Yu En believes that not everyone in the management company was necessarily bad; there may also have been people who wanted to help, but were later persecuted to death.
This is also why Yu Menglong hopes everyone will not direct their sorrow and anger at innocent artists in China’s entertainment industry. Like Yu Menglong, they have no freedom in their daily lives and suffer persecution. Their accounts are managed by company agents and cannot represent their true voices. But everyone must persist in boycotting the entertainment industry until the Chinese Communist Party falls.
In the one or two months before his death, Yu Menglong became extremely thin, skin and bones. Everyone likely saw this on screen. It was not because he was poisoned, but because three things made him so distressed that he could not eat:
First, his back molars had been extracted, making chewing relatively difficult; he could only grind food with his front teeth. Second, he knew his death was approaching, and was in such emotional pain that he could not swallow food. Third, his bodyguard, Du Qiang, often humiliated and beat him, leaving him fearful and hopeless.
Yu Menglong had always wanted to come to Taiwan to experience freedom and light. Sadly, he no longer had that opportunity in this lifetime.
In his next life, Yu Menglong will be reincarnated in Taiwan. Yu En sincerely feels comforted that Yu Menglong will be able to realize his wish.
The final message left by Yu Menglong’s primary spirit, reincarnated in Taiwan, is: he misses his fans very much, and he also misses his mother—his adoptive mother—very much.
Continued in: The Mystery of Yu Menglong’s Origins (Part 4)