The couple responsible for Taichung Daya's "Danshui Hot Pot Food" lost their investment and flew to China and lost contact. The number of victims was nearly 500, and the loss was estimated to be 5 billion yuan.

Danshui Gun Hot Pot Restaurant has put up a notice for leasing. (Photo by reporter Zhang Xuanzhe)

Huang Qunrui and Hong Yiying, the husband and wife team responsible for the Danshui Hotpot Food Group in Daya District, Taichung City, lost contact with their family of four after their investment failed. They flew to China and lost contact. It was rumored that the number of victims was nearly 500, and the amount of losses was estimated to be 5 billion yuan. It has been more than three months since the incident, and there is no news. There are even rumors in the local area that they may have moved to Southeast Asia. Neither the former employees nor some of the victims know this.

The Dan Group in Daya District, Taichung City, was founded by Mr. Huang and Ms. Hong through financing and lending, and they were very active in local societies. Local people or community leaders invested cash. Because there was a fixed interest rate at the beginning, many people invested their life savings. Victims emerged, including members of senior citizens' associations and leaders of charity and sports societies. Many victims were victims.

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Danshui Hotpot and Danqutao Travel Agency, as well as "Danchu" credit agency and "Danwu Showdown" art company, have all closed down, and the travel agency's license has been revoked by the Tourism Department. Recently, a notice for leasing has been hung at the door of a hotpot restaurant on Minsheng Road in Daya District. Due to the accumulation of cigarette butts in the corner of the arcade of the hotpot restaurant, the landlord posted a notice emphasizing that they were also caught off guard and asked the victims not to damage the hotpot restaurant.

Because the couple first flew to Jiangnan to travel with members of its Danqutao Travel Agency for a day and a night, then left the group the next day, and their children flew to China to join them. They had lost contact for more than a hundred days and seemed to have disappeared. People in the Daya area concluded that they had moved from China to a Southeast Asian country to hide, but the police did not know this.

The landlord of Danshui Gun Hot Pot Restaurant posted a notice stressing that he was caught off guard. (Photo by reporter Zhang Xuanzhe)