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Breaking news! Fu Sheng angrily tears into Zhou Hongyi in the group at midnight: Owes billions and doesn't pay back, even deletes friends? The century-long reconciliation is completely shattered!
The internet circle has welcomed another late-night scoop! Several screenshots of WeChat group chats have directly ignited the gossip spirit of the tech world. Fu Sheng, CEO of Cheetah Mobile, openly erupted in the group, directly @360 founder Zhou Hongyi, unleashing his fury and angrily cursing at him, his emotions running high to the point of swearing.
From the exposed chat records, the information in this scandal is simply astonishing! The core of Fu Sheng's accusations can be summarized in three words: debt, breach of contract, and deletion of friends.
Stunning bombshell one: Not paying back and still blacklisting? Fu Sheng pointed out in the group that Zhou Hongyi owes him money and, even more shocking, not only does he not pay back, but he also deleted him! This made Fu Sheng angrily call him an 'sb'.
Stunning bombshell two: The amount involved is as high as several billions! A group member advised everyone to calm down late at night, to which Fu Sheng retorted, feeling wronged and angry: 'If you’re scammed out of several billions and then deleted, if you still don’t take it seriously, I think you’re amazing.' It is evident that this messy account is astonishingly large, definitely not a small amount.
Stunning bombshell three: Burning bridges after crossing? Even more dramatically, Fu Sheng revealed insider trading: the other party had once 'had a conscience' and promised to pay back at least one billion, on the condition that Fu Sheng stops his lawsuit in Hong Kong. Fu Sheng agreed, only for the other party to go missing after their A-share listing, not responding to any inquiries.
A bystander in the group posted a photo of the two once laughing and enjoying each other's company, soulfully asking: 'Did the reconciliation only last for two years?'
Back in the day, these two went from early tensions to a later 'meeting with a smile to bury past grievances', and it was once considered a great tale in the internet circle. Unexpectedly, in the face of real money, the 'plastic brotherhood' of the big shots has also shattered. Several billions in funds, lawsuits in Hong Kong, shell listing on A-shares... these keywords strung together are even more exciting than a TV drama!
Currently, Zhou Hongyi's side has not publicly responded to this.
The internet circle has welcomed another late-night scoop! Several screenshots of WeChat group chats have directly ignited the gossip spirit of the tech world. Fu Sheng, CEO of Cheetah Mobile, openly erupted in the group, directly @360 founder Zhou Hongyi, unleashing his fury and angrily cursing at him, his emotions running high to the point of swearing.
From the exposed chat records, the information in this scandal is simply astonishing! The core of Fu Sheng's accusations can be summarized in three words: debt, breach of contract, and deletion of friends.
Stunning bombshell one: Not paying back and still blacklisting? Fu Sheng pointed out in the group that Zhou Hongyi owes him money and, even more shocking, not only does he not pay back, but he also deleted him! This made Fu Sheng angrily call him an 'sb'.
Stunning bombshell two: The amount involved is as high as several billions! A group member advised everyone to calm down late at night, to which Fu Sheng retorted, feeling wronged and angry: 'If you’re scammed out of several billions and then deleted, if you still don’t take it seriously, I think you’re amazing.' It is evident that this messy account is astonishingly large, definitely not a small amount.
Stunning bombshell three: Burning bridges after crossing? Even more dramatically, Fu Sheng revealed insider trading: the other party had once 'had a conscience' and promised to pay back at least one billion, on the condition that Fu Sheng stops his lawsuit in Hong Kong. Fu Sheng agreed, only for the other party to go missing after their A-share listing, not responding to any inquiries.
A bystander in the group posted a photo of the two once laughing and enjoying each other's company, soulfully asking: 'Did the reconciliation only last for two years?'
Back in the day, these two went from early tensions to a later 'meeting with a smile to bury past grievances', and it was once considered a great tale in the internet circle. Unexpectedly, in the face of real money, the 'plastic brotherhood' of the big shots has also shattered. Several billions in funds, lawsuits in Hong Kong, shell listing on A-shares... these keywords strung together are even more exciting than a TV drama!
Currently, Zhou Hongyi's side has not publicly responded to this.
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