Edison Chen was dragged into the debts of his father. "Kina" is going to release related sexy photos of international martial arts stars (with pictures)

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Edison Chen was dragged down by his father's debts.

According to the latest issue of a Hong Kong weekly magazine, the "Sex Photo Scandal" not only dragged Edison Chen down because of his own fetish for taking pornographic photos, but also due to being implicated in his father, Chen Zemin's debts. It is rumored outside that his father's business had cash flow problems and he also got caught in a stock market crash, resulting in losses amounting to 50 million yuan on paper, which led to many creditors coming to his door. When Edison Chen sent his computer for repair in earlier years, multiple sex photos had already leaked out. Originally, there was no issue, but when the photos fell into the hands of creditors, they were used as a retaliatory tool. After discovering that there were people selling pornographic photo CDs on the streets of Shenzhen, some citizens of Hong Kong actually bought the CDs as gifts for their friends.

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"Gina" has not stopped yet

Since February 12th, a piece of news began circulating on various forums in Hong Kong, claiming that the curtain would soon fall on this "Sex Photo Scandal" event because the mysterious person releasing the photos, "Gina" (netizens referred to the photo releaser using a character from the Japanese movie "Death Note"), had reached an agreement with Emperor Entertainment Group, and after receiving 7 million Hong Kong dollars, would stop the act of releasing photos. The widely circulated rumor in Hong Kong stated, "Gina is not a moral warrior, just an ordinary citizen of Hong Kong, money is ultimately his choice. Gina has disappeared forever."

However, at 3 PM on the 14th, "Gina" struck again, this time with a new victim, "Princess Heung", singer Vivian Yan. In another photo, the main subject was still actress "BoBo" Man-Yuen Chan. Previous reports claimed that "Gina" had already received 7 million Hong Kong dollars and thus decided to stop, which clearly was inaccurate.