
The Chinese Internet celebrity "Jack" (Xu Zhihui), who once caused public outrage for cruelly abusing cats, was reportedly attacked by a cat lover with a knife at his home in Funan County, Anhui Province and was seriously injured and sent to the ICU. The woman involved fell to her death.
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Xu Zhihui was criticized by all walks of life for a cat abuse incident in 2023. He was detained by public security at that time, his honor was revoked, and his account was completely banned.
Chinese Internet celebrity "Jack Spicy" (real name Xu Zhihui), who once caused public outrage for cruel cat abuse, was recently shocked to be attacked by a cat-loving woman with a knife at her home in Funan County, Anhui Province. She was seriously injured and sent to the intensive care unit (ICU). It was even reported that her family members were also stabbed, and the woman involved fell to her death after the attack. Although local officials have not issued a formal police report to confirm the matter, relevant rumors have quickly triggered community discussions.
According to content circulated in Chinese online communities, the woman who committed the crime was from Tianjin. She was suspected of suffering from severe mental distress after watching videos of Xu Zhihui's extreme cruelty to cats in the past. In order to seek justice for the animals, she went to rent a house in Funan County, Anhui Province, where Xu Zhihui was located, and stayed there for nearly six months before finally finding his residence to commit the crime.
Rumor has it that the stairwell and elevator were stained with blood at the time of the incident, and Xu Zhihui and his family members were all stabbed. The police were called to the scene and laid out air mattresses for protection, but the woman eventually fell to her death. At present, the relevant plots are mostly screenshots of social conversations and leaked by netizens. The exact casualties still need to be further investigated and reported by the public security organs.
Xu Zhihui was criticized by all walks of life for the cat abuse incident in 2023. At that time, he not only stole the cats raised by his neighbors and put them into a juice machine to beat them, but also carried out execution-style tortures such as removing the cats' armor, piercing them with iron sticks, burning them, and dismembering them. He also made a short video of the process and uploaded it to the group to show off and suspected of selling it for profit.
Netizens accused the cat abuse group of showing gruesome content such as live cats being tortured, killed and skinned, and pregnant female cats being caesareaned. After the incident broke out, Funan police detained him in accordance with the law. His special honor as "Funan Good Person" was revoked, and his accounts on major platforms were also completely banned. However, it was still difficult to extinguish the anger among Chinese netizens.
As news spread that Xu Zhihui was suspected of being stabbed and seriously injured, public opinion in the community showed a strong emotional rebound. Many netizens who were deeply disgusted by the cat abuse back then called it "karma" and "evil will be punished". They even regarded the woman involved as a "hero" and expressed sympathy and regret for her loss of life.

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