The real version of "Lust, Caution"! Jen-Hsun Huang was smitten by the beauty trap of the "communist spy mistress" and the former anchor uncovered the doubts

NVIDIA CEO Jen-Hsun Huang was involved in an extramarital affair, and the news shocked everyone from all walks of life. Former anchor Zou Qianlin bluntly said that this was an "epic disaster." Since the Chinese woman Huang Le was revealed to have a spy identity, she even described the entire incident as a real-life version of the movie "Lust, Caution," which reminded her of the "honey trap" that Chinese intelligence agencies have long used to target American politics, academia, and the financial world.

Zou Qianlin revealed that she had been curious about Huang Le's identity as early as June last year during the Taipei International Computer Show. At that time, Huang Le was chatting side by side with Huang Renxun in the bar, but the security team beside her did not stop her. She couldn't help but wonder: "Who is this woman?"

Zou Qianlin pointed out that the first time Huang Le was photographed in the same frame as Huang Renxun was during the Taipei International Computer Show in June last year. At that time, the woman held a senior position in a Singapore data center and drank with Huang Renxun in a bar. After Huang Renxun hosted a banquet with supply chain partners in May last year, the woman not only followed him, but was also suspected of having physical contact.

Zou Qianlin believes that Huang Renxun's worth and status are not trivial. He spends nearly 4 million U.S. dollars (approximately NT$130 million) on hiring bodyguards every year, and his protection is extremely strict. Without a special relationship, it is impossible for outsiders to approach or even touch his shoulders. She also raised questions: "Who is this woman? Can you follow up? I'm also curious if Taiwan has checked the background of everyone who traveled with Lao Huang? Does Lao Huang's current status know that it attracts such attention?"