Zeng Baoyi urgently sent a message asking for help! Identity package disappeared after returning to Taiwan by plane. "More than NT$10,000 in cash offered as reward for good Samaritans"
Quick Look
- After artist Zeng Baoyi flew from Hangzhou to Taoyuan Airport on EVA Air on November 4, her Aizen ID bag disappeared, which contained Hong Kong ID, health insurance card, credit card and NT$ and RMB cash.
- She is willing to give the approximately NT$10,000 in cash in the bag as a reward and seek help from well-wishers to find it.
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Why It Matters
Zeng Baoyi flew from Hangzhou to Taoyuan Airport on EVA Air on November 4. She lost her indigo ID bag, which contained her Hong Kong ID, health insurance card, credit card and Taiwan dollar and RMB cash.
Zeng Baoyi posted a rare post on Threads late at night yesterday (5th) asking for help. She revealed that after taking EVA Air from Hangzhou to Taoyuan Airport on November 4, her indigo ID bag that she carried with her disappeared mysteriously. It contained Hong Kong ID, health insurance card, credit card and cash. She was looking for it everywhere in a hurry. She was even willing to give all the cash in the bag, about NT$10,000, to the finder, just so that the ID bag and her beloved wallet could be returned to their original owners.
Zeng Baoyi sent a message asking for help, revealing that she lost her Aizen ID bag after returning to Taiwan by plane. She was willing to give all the more than 10,000 yuan in cash in the bag as a reward, and hoped that kind-hearted people would help find it. (Reproduced from Threads)
Zeng Baoyi said that she took a flight back to Taiwan with her family that night and arrived at Taoyuan Airport at around 9 p.m. After collecting her luggage, she boarded a pre-booked airport shuttle at the departure boarding station No. 22 and arrived at Minsheng Community Circle at 11 p.m. Because it was too late to return home and she was tired, Zeng Baoyi did not pack her luggage immediately. She was surprised to find that her ID bag was missing the next morning. She described the bag as a small blue-dyed zippered cloth bag, slightly larger than her passport. In addition to her Hong Kong ID and health insurance card, there was also a small wallet containing credit cards and cash in Taiwan dollars and RMB.
After discovering that it was lost, Zeng Baoyi was not sure where it was lost. She successively asked the airport pick-up driver and the lost and found office of Taoyuan Airport. She also went to the aviation police center inside and outside the customs and the police station near her home to look for it but still found it missing. She said helplessly that she She was sure that the ID bag had followed the flight back to Taipei, but she could never find it, so she posted a post on social media with her last hope, hoping that some kind-hearted person would contact her after finding it. She also promised to give all the cash in the bag as a reward, hoping to get back the ID bag and her favorite small wallet.
In order to find lost items, Zeng Baoyi also revealed that she has tried various folk methods of finding items shared by netizens, including chanting "garlic, garlic, garlic", "onion, onion, onion", and even hanging scissors at the door. She joked that she had basically done all the metaphysical instructions provided by everyone, and now only netizens can help. Zeng Baoyi finally called out to the people who may have found the document package, hoping that well-wishers would lend a helping hand and wishing them "good people a safe life."
Open Questions
- At what point was the certificate package lost?
- Is there any kind person who found it and contacted Zeng Baoyi?
- Can the certificate package be recovered?





