Cbiz tycoon suspected of being related to Vu Mong Lung made challenging statements when being boycotted

The death of actor Yu Menglong has been a hot topic of discussion among Chinese public opinion. Although the authorities have quickly released an official conclusion, many people still express doubts.

After the incident, a number of artists who were said to have been present at the gathering that day were also thrown into the whirlpool of rumors, including entertainment tycoon Phuong Le. This caused the new film he supervised - Next Storm - to become the focus of a boycott wave.

On October 18, the official accounts of the film and Phuong Le simultaneously posted statements, affirming that he was "caught up in baseless rumors" and is currently "subject to a smear campaign". The producer emphasized that The Next Storm will still maintain its nationwide release date of October 25, and "will not back down under pressure".

According to domestic media, The Next Storm has now entered the pre-sale stage. Despite the participation of many famous actors such as Zhang Zifeng, Zhang Weili, Li Xinjie and Yao Chen, the ticket sales results are still very low, reaching only 12,000 yuan as of October 18, equivalent to about 44 million VND.

The media said that the reason why the audience turned their backs on the film came from rumors spreading on social networks. Some people said that Phuong Le and a few other filmmakers were present at the gathering related to Vu Mong Lung, although there was no confirmed evidence. It was this information that led to a wave of calls to boycott works with his participation.

According to official information, The Next Storm was written by Phuong Le, invested by his company and directed by Ly Ngoc. Initially, the film was scheduled to premiere on April 4, 2025, but due to the conflict with the film Na Tra 2, the premiere date was moved to October 25 this year.

After Phuong Le's statement was released, netizens left many mixed comments. Some people said that the audience has the right to choose, and if they do not trust it, they can not watch the movie.

"It is the audience's freedom to watch or not to watch. We cannot blame others for low revenue. When things are unclear, consumers have the right to decide how their money is used."

"If it's really not related, let the authorities announce the details so the public can rest assured. When everything is transparent, the audience will naturally be more fair."

Many people believe that the audience's reaction is not only based on personal events, but also reflects the general psychology of trust in the entertainment industry. Some comments assert that boycotting or supporting is a personal choice, and should not be labeled or imposed.

According to analysis by some film experts, although the producer announced that it would not change the screening schedule, in the context of tense public opinion, The Next Storm may face many challenges in terms of revenue and communication.

Currently, Phuong Le and the Next Storm crew are still trying to explain and find ways to restore their public image. This incident shows the strong influence of social networks on the entertainment industry.

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