Recently, a woman named “ Guo Meimei Baby” Showed off her extravagant lifestyle on her Sina weibo and claimed to be the general manager of a company called Red Cross Commerce, She has since become the hottest topic on the country’s major micro blog website, The Red Cross Society of China, made a public statement on June 22 that there was no Red Cross Commerce under the organization and Guo Meimei is not its employee. The Sina Micro Blog admitted that they failed to verify her identity and apologized for it.
Show-off girl Guo Meimei arouses hot debate online
On the evening of June 21, a netizen called “Guo Meimei Baby” caught the attention of netizens on Sina Weibo. According to her posts, Guo Meimei, 20, owns several luxury sports cars and dozens of designer handbags. Her young age, lavish lifestyle and her verified title of Red Cross Commerce general manager aroused curiosity among micro bloggers.
The woman’s flaunting of her wealth sparked anger in the online community with many posters accusing the Red Cross of being a corrupt organization and saying they wouldn’t donate money in future. Furthermore, a netizen connected Guo Meimei with Red Cross Society of China Vice-President Guo Changjiang and claimed Guo Meimei might be his daughter.
Red Cross denies Guo Meimei is its employee
The Red Cross noted there is no such organization as Red Cross Commerce, where the blogger claimed to be a general manager. As for the aforementioned suspicions, a Red Cross staff member told the reporter that Guo Meimei is not the daughter of their vice-president. The staff member said Guo Changjiang has no microblog and no daughters at all.
The Red Cross’ statement also indicates that the organization consistently opposes stunts to gain public attention by making fake information. It hopes that the public can treat this sort of event with peace of mind and will not be tricked.
In addition, the Red Cross also expressed its gratitude in the statement to all social sectors for their support over the years and hopes that all walks of life can continue to supervise its work.
Sina Weibo apologizes for failing to review Guo Meimei’s identity
A “V” sign on Guo Meimei’s page, meaning that her personal information had been checked and verified by Sina Corp, the operator of Weibo.com, has been removed.
In a statement, Weibo said Guo had previously said in her personal information that she was an actress and, after approval, she changed it to “general manager of Red Cross Commerce”.
Weibo apologized to the Red Cross and its users for failing to carefully review Guo Meimei’s information and pledged to tighten up the verification process.
True identity of Guo Meimei is still a mystery
In the face of mounting online anger, Guo Meimei responded on her microblog saying she had no relations with the Red Cross. She also said she had no relationship with the Red Cross Society of China or Guo Changjiang. “I am an actress the rumors have hurt me,” she wrote. “I and my family members are taxpayers. How can people attack us about how we spend our money?”
For netizens` inquiry about “true identity” of Guo Meimei, she did not respond. She choose to remain silent and hope things calm down in a few days. For negative impact on the Red Cross, Ding Shuo, the responsible man from Red Cross said they had not yet to consider prosecution, as currently the litigation subject was not clear now, whether there was Speculation team was not clear, “If there is really a speculation team, then we will be caught in the trap if we sue her.”














so what she is an ER-NAI OR SAN -NAI???
Er nai literally means ‘second wife’ – but er nais are not wives in the traditional sense. An er nai is a modern concubine, someone that a man decides to take in addition to his wife, while the first wife is still around.
The couple aren’t married and children are out of the question. The basics the woman is expected to supply are sex and company, and in return the man generally buys or rents a flat for her and pays her some pocket money.
The modern concubine is typically young, pretty, educated, fashionable, and in it for the money. Most people in Beijing either know somebody who is an er nai, or somebody who has one.
And San Nai means the third concubine.
it saddens me to see that people with so much money have such little contribution to the society – there is so much I want to acomplish, but with no money to realise it.
buying luxury goods like lamborghini or LV handbags do not make people envy you (if that is what they want to achieve, it failed to work on me). It makes people see you as shallow, dumb, immature, and do not understand your own purpose in life. if you want people to envy you, then have achievements to show for it, (for example Bill Gates etc.) then people will truly envy you for who you are, not because how much money they have, but because of their abilities and personality, and they have left a history in our society!
If you had so much money, there are so many posibilities, go open a school, support a hospital, investment into R&D, invent new products, even opening a store is better than burning money to make people jealous of you. they only person who you can make jealous are the pesants ( the same class as you), but what does that accomplish?! you cannot make us educated people jealous, because we know that deep down, you are not worth shit!
Actually most of the rich can be put into two categories, One, wealthy but low key, they just enjoy their treasure and life, most of them like to be unknown to the public. a large part of them are preparing to move and settle abroad. The other kind is some newly rich, they are huge but vulgar. buy big villas ,luxury cars and show off their lavish lifestyle, and all these will arouse resentment of the rich.
But all of them have a common characteristics. they all do not do charity to the society or do very less. Chinese rich people are really disappointing.
I just hope that when they get old, and look back at their life, and realise it was just one big fucking joke!
fuck her and her lambo
Chinese girls are so badass and sexy.