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After Liu Nian was accused by his former employer of embezzlement and misappropriation of millions of dollars of income, the studio responded with a certificate of no criminal record, and the dispute over the termination of the contract and the lawsuit heated up at the same time.
Liu Nian, a popular actress who became popular with her hit short dramas and has been called a “leader in the short drama industry”, recently became a hot search after it was revealed that she is “under investigation for suspected criminal offenses”. Within 24 hours the storm took a surprising form. Facing the bombardment of criminal reports and public opinion from the agency, Liu Nian Studio immediately posted a “certificate of no criminal record” issued by the public security agency to counterattack, turning this contract termination fight between a sinister agent and a popular actress into a hilarious scene that attracted the attention of the entire network.
It is reported that the first person to fire was Liu Nian’s former employer “Qingqing Culture”. The company ruthlessly reported the matter to Beijing Chaoyang Police, accusing it of “violating personal ethics” after becoming famous, allegedly abusing its position, and secretly transferring up to one million yuan in business revenues. The police receipt from the case was also leaked online, putting her at risk of becoming a “legal celebrity”.
Faced with accusations, Liu Nian Studio used forceful methods to refute the rumors on November 5, directly confronting his former employer, posting a “Certificate of No Criminal Record” issued by the Public Security Agency on Weibo. The studio revealed that contract renewal negotiations between the two parties had broken down as early as October 28. In order to force Liu Nian to sign the “91 Branch” blood-sucking contract, the company resorted to such dirty public opinion defamatory tactics. It also revealed that the former owner had a long history of ensnaring Liu Nian. Late last year, it even sent lawyers to Liu Nian’s filming set to make a fuss and disrupt the filming.
It is understood that the contract termination lawsuit related to Liu Nian’s acting career has been officially opened on November 5. Although the report acknowledgment posted online only means that the police “received the material” and no formal criminal case has been filed yet, the two sides are completely at odds. Many netizens are worried that many of Liu Nian’s highly anticipated sweet pet short dramas to be broadcast will face the crisis of being blocked or removed from the shelves.
25-year-old Liu Nian made her debut as an idol girl group in her early days and became famous by participating in the popular talent shows “Produce 101” and “Produce Camp 2020”. After moving into the film and television industry, he successfully entered the short drama circuit. She quickly gained many fans with her popular short dramas such as “Please Enter My Arms”, “Yu Dian Lover”, “Ocean Lady Fuyao Record” and “The Masterless Flower”, and was dubbed “the pioneer in the short drama industry” by the media and netizens.
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The turmoil began when former employer Qingqing Culture reported him to police, accusing Liu Nian of abusing his position and secretly transferring up to one million yuan in business income. He also claimed that his personal morals had deteriorated after becoming famous and attracting public attention.
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On November 5, Liu Nian Studio disclosed the criminal record certificate issued by the Public Security Agency, emphasizing that the conflict between the two parties was due to the breakdown of contract renewal negotiations, and accused the former owner of using public opinion to discredit the contract by signing an unfavorable account sharing agreement.
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According to reports, the contract termination lawsuit was opened on November 5, but the leaked acknowledgment only represents the police receipt, and the case cannot be officially registered. The outside world is worried that many of his short dramas that are waiting to be broadcast will be blocked or removed from the shelves.
