The movie bombing that was named due to the involvement of Chinese actress Fan Bingbing in tax evasion, its chief producer Shi Jianxiang rented the old house of Hong Kong's richest man Li Ka-shing but owed more than 5.85 million Hong Kong dollars (S$1.03 million) in rent, was ordered bankrupt by a judge yesterday.
According to the petition, Shi Jianxiang rented three detached houses, a garden, a terrace, three jacuzzis and six parking spaces on Shoushan Village Road in the Southern District at a monthly rent of 1.95 million Hong Kong dollars, but he failed to pay the rent on time since 2016.Xingang Investment asked him to move out of the unit.
In September last year, Xingang Investment applied to the court to recover one month's rent and two months' rent-free period rent, and applied for Shi Jianxiang's bankruptcy.The case was tried in the Hong Kong High Court yesterday. Shi did not send a representative to appear in court and did not make any application. The judge officially ordered him to go bankrupt.
Shi Jianxiang, who is active in the film industry, besides managing Big Bomb, is also an investor in another topical movie, Ip Man 3.He was the vice chairman of the China Cultural Management Association, the vice chairman of the China Film Foundation, the chairman of the board of directors of Shanghai Kuailu Investment Group, an independent film producer and investor.
It is reported that Shi Jianxiang, suspected of multiple crimes of fund-raising fraud, fled to the United States on March 7, 2016.The Office of the International Fugitive Pursuit and Asset Recovery Office of the Central Anti-Corruption Coordination Group of the Communist Party of China issued an announcement earlier, which contained a list of 50 fugitives suspected of duty and economic crimes, and Shi Jianxiang was among them.
Shi Jianxiang’s big bombing not only involved Fan Bingbing in the tax evasion scandal, but his Ip Man 3 was also suspected of box office fraud, which generated 400 million yuan in revenue within four days. The State Administration of Radio, Film and Television of China intervened in the investigation and confirmed that Ip Man 3 had abnormal time and false scenes.The phenomenon.
Shi Jianxiang, a 53-year-old second-generation farmer, worked as a construction worker in Shanghai more than 20 years ago, with a monthly salary of only 8 yuan. He loves Gu Long's novels the most, and is most fascinated by the novel's character Lu Xiaofeng.In 1999, he took over four bankrupt state-owned enterprises, established Shanghai Kuailu Investment Group, and moved to the financial industry 10 years later.He holds a Hong Kong ID card and lived a luxurious life in Hong Kong. In February 2016, he served as the chairman of the board of directors of Hong Kong-listed Shifang Holdings Co., Ltd., but immediately resigned on April 1 of the same year for health reasons.
