The photos of the palace were circulated.

One day in 2006, Mr. and Mrs. Gong suddenly received a phone call from a foreign friend, saying that they had seen photos of Gong's body on some body art websites. The couple found that their online electronic photo album was stolen and the images were leaked.

"I added a password when I registered the photo album. I didn't expect it to be unsafe. " Next, the couple kept contacting Chinese websites such as Baidu and asked to delete the relevant pictures. Baidu replied that the pictures appeared on other small websites. Baidu search engine just linked to their websites and asked Gong to provide those websites himself. Baidu tried to block the links.

As soon as the couple are free, they will check the website where Gong's photos are posted online. They wrote more than two pages, and counted more than 50 pages and sent them to Baidu. "In fact, there are far more related websites." After reading so many websites, Baidu replied that the coverage is wide and the workload is heavy, so it is impossible to completely stop them. Gong's portrait pictures can only be deleted by themselves by notifying the relevant websites.

Mr. and Mrs. Gong are exhausted and on the verge of collapse. "Thank you for being with me to comfort my husband. He said to me,' What are you afraid of? It's just human art photography, which is neither illegal nor harmful.' Now we have slowly come out of the shadows and begun to face this matter calmly. "Gong Guolan said.

Several websites and forums in Yongkang have deleted some indecent comments on Gong. Gong thanked netizens for their understanding and support. At the same time, he hoped that they would not do malicious language harm to the couple. They just want to live quietly.