On the day of May Day, the writer Ming Xiu, who first exposed Gong Mingxia’s identity theft, posted a long Weibo.
Because of the attention Gong Mingxia’s incident had garnered, her followers had reached 800,000, including various news dia outlets.
This lengthy Weibo began with the origins of the pen na "Ming Xiu," then ntioned the creative backgrounds of a series of works such as "The Cook," "Entering the City," "Daqing Concubine," "General’s Daughter," "Wan Qiu," "Female Doctor Qiu Jin," and more, along with six popular songs composed under Ming Xiu’s na. It also included details about donations made for earthquake relief, poor students, Hope Schools, cooking on the front line of flood control, interview clips, and so on, which were all revealed.
When the length of one post wasn’t enough, she managed to put it all into five long Weibo images, and finally expressed all the grievances Gong Mingxia had endured.
After its exposure, people with firsthand experiences replied below.
"Yes, yes, I knew she looked familiar; she actually made donations to our education bureau for Hope Schools," a staff mber from an education bureau replied.
"This sister ca to our village to cook for the flood control warriors and stayed for a month. She paid for all the expenses, and the quality of the food was exceptionally high. A kind and enthusiastic person," a villager replied.
"I’m a warrior from the frontline of the flood control, and I can testify that this sister really cooked for us. The food was incredibly delicious and is unforgettable to this day," another warrior responded.
"I am a poor student, replying using my classmate’s phone, I am one of the students Sister Gong has donated to. She supported for three years of high school and two years of college, a total of five years. Now that I can substitute teach, I no longer accept money, and in the future, I will definitely beco a useful person to society to repay Sister Gong’s help."
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The Weibo accounts of these individuals with personal experiences were all upvoted to the top. Following that, people from record companies ca out to confirm the authenticity of the incident and indirectly inford everyone that she could donate one to two million because she indeed had money. As for those who said she embezzled the more than eighty thousand, it was completely baseless.
Everyone thought that the incident would end there, but then a real estate salesperson from Beijing ca out and said that this sister had bought fifteen small-sized houses in their community in one go. Additionally, a staff mber from the securities center pointed out that Sister Gong was not only audacious but also very wise, for if she hadn’t exited the market after earning a few million, she might have ended up like those who committed suicide due to the volatility of the stock market.
As more and more people exposed Gong Mingxia, everyone was stunned. No one expected that this rural woman, who started by selling boxed lunches, could be such a hidden gem. Not only did she beco rich through her own efforts, but she also generously contributed her love and strength. What kind of immortal sister is this?
Those who accused her of being greedy for money were now furiously slapped in the face. She never lacked money to begin with, and having freely donated one to two hundred thousand, would she care about your re eighty-six thousand?
Those who said that even after getting a university degree she wouldn’t be able to earn that much money were even more disgracefully refuted. The vast number of netizens rallied to her defense, arguing whether Gong Mingxia would be even more formidable now if she had indeed attended university. A potential talent was buried, Gong, doesn’t your conscience hurt?
With each exposure of Gong Mingxia’s hidden capabilities, waves of people sighed for her. While Zhang Liang and Gong Mingxia’s family mbers, who had been waiting to enjoy the drama, were plunged into deep regret and indignation upon realizing her incredible abilities, wealth, and background...
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