Wang Sicongs Weibo was banned previously questioned Lianhua Qing Plague

I posted a few days ago to question the Weibo of Wang Sicong, the son of Wang Jianlin, the first richest man in China, was banned.

Starting yesterday (April 19), Wang Sicong's Weibo page showed that "due to violations of relevant laws and regulations, the user is currently inaccessible."

Wang Sicong reposted a "recommendation" of the WHO "recommendation" on Weibo on Weibo on the 14th of this month. Who told you?The video also wrote in the post: "The Securities and Futures Commission should strictly investigate Yiling Pharmaceutical." However, he deleted this sentence and left only the video.

After that, Dr. Lilac and scholar Rao Yi also issued a document to question Lianhua Qing Plague, causing the drug manufacturer to continue to limit the stock price of Ling Pharmaceutical.

For Wang Sicong's ban, some netizens believe that it is related to the incident of Lianhua Qing Plague, and some people say that he "breaks into trouble" because he questioned the detection of nucleic acid.Yesterday, a WeChat circle of friends circulated on the Internet showed that Wang Sicong wrote "Daily nucleic acid detection every morning, not the test is not positive or negative, but your slavery and blood.>

Weibo certification shows that Wang Sicong is the chairman of Beijing Pusi Capital and a director of Wanda Group. His Weibo fans have more than 40 million.