Zhong Lili, the "school flower of Nortel", attended the event and was kidnapped by an illegitimate child and stuffed into a sack. what do you think?

Everyone must have a certain impression of the actress who plays Wang Yidi in Little Joy, right? I wonder if you still remember the name Lili Zhong? In fact, most people didn't know about her until she had an affair with X-ray. I believe that friends who have seen Little Joy also like lively and confident Zhong Lili. Cute, her face value touched many audiences.

Zhong Lili, the school flower of Nortel, attended the event and was kidnapped by an illegitimate child. According to the news of netizens, Zhong Lili actually exposed a video on the day of attending the event. In the video, two suspicious men were stopped by security guards, and there was a bulging hemp bag next to them. When the security guard untied the bag, I didn't expect Zhong Lili to be unconscious, and then Zhong Lili was taken to the hospital for gastric lavage. Fortunately, the security guard took the suspicious man hostage that night, otherwise I don't know what would happen.

The two men deliberately avoided the surveillance and the eyes of passers-by, and took turns to carry the big bag furtively, sometimes carrying it and sometimes carrying it. Two people are holding such a bulging sack, which shows that the things in the bag are very heavy. So the hotel security guard still found something suspicious from the monitoring. Find those two suspicious people as soon as possible and untie the sacks.

After interrogation, two suspicious men revealed that they were fans of Zhong Lili. When they learned that she was going to plan a meeting of the support club somewhere and didn't bring a bodyguard, they had evil thoughts, sneaked into her dressing room while Zhong Lili was unprepared, and then anesthetized her with ether while she was not paying attention.

Fortunately, the hotel security guard felt that the sacks were bulging. I found the two men in the fastest time and successfully rescued Lili Zhong.

What do you think of this? I especially hate pestering Fan, because sometimes they go too far. Many artists have publicly expressed their disgust at pestering Fan in Weibo.

The first reason: invasion of others' privacy.

Because I also have favorite artists, I pay special attention to the entertainment circle. There are many fans in the entertainment circle, and there are also some fans who are obsessed with it. Personally, I hate stalking fans very much, because some of their behaviors, in my opinion, are particularly excessive and have no bottom line.

There are often some stars who say that there are hidden dangers in the safety of their stars when they see the stalking fan in the hotel room, and then those stalking fans also go to the star room to wait in advance. That feeling is particularly scary, as if someone is watching you. Maybe when I open my eyes, there is a stranger lying next to me, which is particularly scary.

Moreover, many stalking fans like to get in close contact with Aidou, which affects the safety of Aidou and often sends some pictures of Aidou to invade others' privacy.

The second reason: disturbing the artist's life

There are some stalking fans who don't know where they got Aidou's phone number. Originally, people had a heavy workload in a day and little time to rest. It's hard to have a rest, and Fan still keeps asking people to follow him. Send all kinds of messages. They can't have a good rest. Someone called and said something unpleasant, which greatly affected their mood.

The third reason: it affects social order.

Some people followed Fan at the airport, chasing their favorite artists. Regardless of the safety of others, keep pushing forward. A large group of people crowded together is particularly prone to accidents, and after many people, some public facilities will be damaged and social order will be affected. In order to seek their own interests, some fans who cling to others' feelings completely disregard others' feelings and often do some behaviors that endanger artists. They expose the artist's life to the public, leaving the artist with no privacy. ?