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Editor|Science and Technology Baoding Entertainment
Zhang Ziyan was born in Seoul, South Korea, to a construction company owner and a modeling agent. Her family once gave her the reputation of "the lady of the sky", because she had an angelic face since she was a child, and was recognized as one of the most potential stars in the future.
However, the good times did not last long, and at the age of sixteen, his parents were killed in a car accident. Zhang Ziyan, who was already on a smooth road, instantly became a lonely wanderer. When her relatives saw her beauty, they became greedy and embezzled all the money from her parents' inheritance.
In this way, from the "lady of the sky" to a beggar on the street, Zhang Ziyan has suffered so many blows and tribulations in just a few years. However, God always opens a ray of life for those who have aspirations, and she struggles in a desperate situation and is caught by a brokerage company and begins her own star journey full of twists and turns.
In 2000, Zhang Ziyan entered the modeling industry with her outstanding appearance, and quickly appeared in major advertisements and magazines in South Korea. It didn't take long for her to set off a small whirlwind in the entertainment industry and was regarded as a valuable "money cow" by countless companies. In the end, a powerful brokerage company had the insight to sign this "budding rose".
But no one could have imagined that this company would be the beginning of Zhang Ziyan's nightmare. In order to make money, they desperately pushed this young girl onto the "noble" stage. It all started with that outrageous "party".
In South Korea, there are super-rich groups known as "chaebols". These behemoths came into being more than half a century ago, and they rose rapidly with the support of the government. Today, they have completely controlled most of South Korea's industries, and have extended their tentacles into various fields such as politics and culture.
The most famous are the big family businesses of Samsung, Hyundai and LG. Together, they account for more than 20% of South Korea's GDP, and the degree of monopoly is staggering.
What is even more frightening is that these large enterprises have been using bribery and other illegal means all year round, using a combination of methods and colluding with officials, making South Korean society full of the smell of familialism and "handing over power and money".
Once upon a time, the chaebols did make a significant contribution to South Korea's economic development. But in recent years, its power has gradually spiraled out of control, and it has become an out-and-out "hands-off shopkeeper". From the entertainment industry to the political arena, to the lives of ordinary people, their shadows are shrouded everywhere.
In 2016, South Korea was closely linked to the establishment and chaebol after the "billionaire prostitute calling" scandal. This is just a microcosm of the "selfish desires" released by the chaebol "buddies". In order to satisfy their hobbies, they have long abused their power to force young women to participate in "high-end club" activities, including Zhang Ziyan.
In March 2009, a suicide note that shocked the whole of South Korea circulated on the Internet. The suicide note is 230 pages long, and the author is a 29-year-old actress Zhang Ziyan.
In her suicide note, she bitterly recounted the experience of persecution for many years - she was forced by the agency to have relationships with more than 30 people, including political and business celebrities, was abused and humiliated many times, and finally chose to commit suicide under the double torture of mental and physical torture.
The contents of the suicide note shocked all readers. Soon after joining the company, Ms. Zhang wrote, she was required to wear revealing clothing to so-called "upper-class social occasions" and was drunk and forced to socialize. If you don't comply, you will be severely beaten and confined to other punishments.
What's even more appalling is that on some so-called "special occasions", Zhang Ziyan has been possessed by several men at the same time. On one occasion, four gangsters pinned her to the ground, beat her private parts with sticks, and stuffed props into her mouth, all of which lasted for hours.
Zhang Ziyan said that she sincerely admires the entertainment industry and dreams of becoming a high-profile star one day. Unexpectedly, this beautiful dream turned into a nightmare in his life. In her suicide note, she listed the names and positions of more than 30 men, including entertainment company executives, chaebol group directors, government officials, and others.
However, just when Zhang Ziyan expressed her hope to ask the world for help with a suicide note, her agency and related people acted quickly. They stole the contents of the suicide note, threatened and silenced Ms. Zhang, and cremated her body the next day, sweeping away key evidence.
Although Zhang Ziyan's suicide note still circulated on the Internet in the end, due to the fact that too many power people were involved, the police and the court only gave her the owner of the brokerage company and the agent one year in prison with a two-year probation after several years of "investigation".
It's a farce! Those culprits who brought down Zhang Ziyan had no way, but they were full of self-owned money and happy. Public opinion was in an uproar, and the people were full of complaints, but in the end it was still to no avail. This can't help but make people sigh that in the land of South Korea, power and money are more important than the law.
The streets of Seoul are lush and full of flowers and trees, and the streets of Seoul are bright and sunny in spring. However, behind the beautiful scenery of flowers, there is a more terrifying fact than Zhang Ziyan's suicide - the entire Korean society is almost completely controlled by the chaebol.
These giant corporations are omnipotent, they can manipulate political pawns, dispatch officials, and influence the lifeblood of the economy, and the Korean people who are confined to this place have no choice but to be floated and coerced by this turbulent wave.
The most ironic thing is that the chaebols claim to be "national assets" and have made significant contributions to the country's development. But in fact, they have already taken greed and exploitation to the extreme, becoming the "hegemon" at the top of the steel jungle of South Korea.
In this monolithic ruling environment, the political and business elites can do whatever they want, and bullying and molesting the weak is simply a matter of course. The fundamental reason why Zhang Ziyan suffered this catastrophe lies in this. Her suicide is a stark indictment of the deformed society of South Korea as a whole.
It is a pity that Zhang Ziyan's death aroused much heated discussion and indignation, and the government has seriously demonstrated its determination to punish corruption. But just as the waves receded, the corrupt swamp quickly calmed down again, and everything vanished.
To this day, these wolf-minded "chaebol gangsters" are still flaunting their might, relying on their own financial resources and power to point fingers at the law. Only this time, they really got away with it, and they didn't even take the life of a young girl seriously.
Who gave them the courage to do so? Are they too conceited, or is this society lacking common sense and bottom line from the beginning? There's nothing I can do but sigh deeply here. Because even conscience and compassion are dispensable in the eyes of these people.
Good is rewarded with good, and evil is rewarded with evil. I only hope that Zhang Ziyan's wronged soul will be completely avenged, and those who deserve to go to hell will one day pay for what they have done. For they have long been notorious on the scales of mercy and justice. And victims like Zhang Ziyan are the objects that this society should care for and sanction.
In short, this is a bloody lesson in how terrible power can be and how disastrous it can be if abused. This is the root cause of all kinds of violence, oppression, and injustice in this world. Let us encourage us to witness the great restoration of justice and humanity in our lifetime.