
Internet celebrity Sicha Maorou found a frontal photo of Ju Juexian and posted a joke saying that Hong Kong people cannot come to Taiwan to file a lawsuit.
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Shen Boyang was secretly photographed and monitored by Hong Kong people across the sea, and the magazine revealed that the financial sponsor was former Hong Kong policeman Ju Juexian.
Internet celebrity Sicha Maorou found photos of the person involved. (Taken from Four-pronged Cat Threads)
Shen Boyang, the Taipei mayoral candidate of the Democratic Progressive Party, was secretly photographed and surveilled by Hong Kong people across the sea. Today, the magazine revealed that the identity of the financial sponsor is former Hong Kong policeman Ju Juexian. Internet celebrity Sicha Maorou found the person's photo and posted it on social media. He joked: "Anyway, Hong Kong people should not be able to come to Taiwan to sue me."
According to "Mirror Weekly", Ju Juexian and others hired a credit reporting agency across the sea to monitor Shen Boyang, but Shen Boyang's life was very simple. After more than a month of following the gossip without romance, Ju Juexian and Lin Qing flew to Taiwan to understand the situation on the spot. The weekly pointed out that Ju Juexian was originally a Hong Kong policeman. After his retirement, he soon became the executive director and chairman of the board of directors of the Hong Kong listed company Color Entertainment Group Co., Ltd. The company was later renamed Yongyao Group. It has a diverse business scope and is suspected to be backed by the Chinese Communist Party, government and military organizations.
In response to this, the internet celebrity Sicha Mao posted a post on Threads today, offering to help fill in the frontal photo of the client "Ju Juexian". He also said with a smile: "Anyway, Hong Kong people should not be able to come to Taiwan to sue me XD."
"Four-Chased Cat" Liu Yuxi was sued in January this year for posting the past criminal conviction record, life photos and other personal information of a man surnamed Xin on a social platform, and also posted an article insinuating that the man was a "pedophile grass". On the 13th, the New Taipei District Prosecutor's Office prosecuted Four-Chased Cat for violating the Personal Data Protection Act and the Criminal Code, public insult and dissemination of text defamation. In response, Sijimao joked, "I never thought I would be arrested and imprisoned earlier than Ke Wenzhe."

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