Fan Bing Bing Returns to The Entertainment World

Fan Bing Bing returns to the entertainment world after the scandal in 2018 

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The Chinese actress Fan Bingbing was rumored to be returning to playing films in the near future after her career ‘stopped’ since 2018. The rumor emerged after the director Li Yu uploaded a photo with the actress to Weibo on Tuesday (22/11).

“A little drink, old friend,” wrote director Li Yu as reported by The Strait Times some time ago.

The upload then made the Wargainet speculated director Li Yu made a film with Fan Bingbing. The speculation rose after Li Yu replied to Warganet’s comments.

A little drink + old friend = new film “Netizen comment. “Yes,” replied director Li Yu.

Fan Bingbing is one of the famous actresses from China. He starred in a series of award-winning films, including Lost in Beijing (2007), Buddha Mountain (2011), and Double Xposure (2012).

The actress and the model has also been Kameo in Iron Man 3, and became Clarice Fong aka Blink in X-Men: Days of Future Past in 2014.

In 2017, he was in the first position of the Chinese actor list with the highest paid version of Forbes

With a paid 33.5 million pounds, equivalent to Rp648.8 billion.

However, he had disappeared BAK in the earth since July 2018, after being involved in a case of tax evasion. He really disappeared for three months, including on social media. In fact, he is known to be active in cyberspace.

This happened after the Cui Yongyuan television host showed evidence of the actress’s tax evidence. Fan Bingbing allegedly used a double contract called the ‘Yin and Yang’ contract.

One contract contains actual income, and the other is used to avoid taxes.

So, the alleged alleged Fan Bingbing embezzled tax because since July the Chinese government was taking steps so that tax revenues from the huburan industry were greater.

In addition, the Chinese government is taking decisive steps to overcome tax evasion.

Until October 2018, Fan Bingbing again appeared and apologized through social media.

The Chinese state tax administration said the fan had to pay taxes and a fine with a total of 883 million yuan or equivalent to Rp1.9 trillion at that time. However, Fan Bingbing was not subject to criminal charges.