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BYD Chairman Scandal: Alleged Mistress and Illegitimate Child Reported in the US
The Chairman of BYD, a top Chinese electric vehicle manufacturer, faces scandal as allegations surface of an extramarital affair with a female executive, resulting in American children. The accusations claim he concealed his situation while holding a reputable image in China.
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Chairman of China's leading electric vehicle manufacturer BYD finds himself in the middle
of a scandal.
On March 9, a video on X accused the party secretary and chairman of BYD Wang Chuan-Fu of
having an extra marital affair with a female executive named Li Ke, resulting in two children
who are American citizens.
The video accuses Wang of maintaining a respectable image in China while owning numerous properties
in the United States and failing to disclose his situation to regulatory authorities or shareholders.
Hello everyone, I'm Zhang Xiaolei, the founder of Song Song AutoMobile.
I'm reporting with my real name, that BYD Party Secretary,
and Chairman Wang Changfu cheated with his female executive, Li Ke, during his marriage.
His illegitimate children, William Wang and Alice Wang are both American citizens.
One Changfu has an upright image in China in his diligent, thrifty, and patriotic.
However, he has a large amount of private property in the United States and lives the Lee
Code, which seriously violates party discipline.
He has never informed the China Securities Regulatory Commission and shareholders of the
truth.
Currently his illegitimate son William Wong has begun to participate in B.Y.D. business
in the United States.
I'm worried that the personal and travel information of millions of B.O.I.D. users will be controlled
by the United States.
The Shenzhen Municipal Commission for Discipline Inspection once replied that they had begun
an investigation, but it has been three months and there has been no reply.
Zhang held up his ID and said that the two executives mentioned had decent images in China, but
they had many luxury homes in the United States.
Because the reported content was too sensitive, the video had been deleted by major video
platforms in China. Public records reveal that Wang Tran Fu,
born in 1966 in Anhui Province, founded BID in Shenzhen in 1995, marking his entry into
the lithium battery industry in 1996. Over the years, BID expanded into the automotive
sector, acquiring Xi'an Qingtuan automobile in 2003 and renaming it BID Auto.
Li Ke, implicated as the mistress by Zhang Xiaolai, is a long-serving figure within BID,
having joined the company in its early years in 1996. She has held various positions within
the company, including market manager, sales manager, and executive director of BYD electronics.
Currently, she serves as BYD's vice president, suggesting a trajectory of promotion potentially
influenced by Wang Tron Foo. As of August 2022, Li Ke reportedly holds over 1 million shares in BYD,
valued at more than 3.3 million RMB, approximately $740 million USD.
Despite the removal of the expose video from Chinese media platforms, Zhang Xiaolai remains undeterred.
Following the initial video, he hinted at further revelations, indicating a series of disclosures yet to come.
The photo on Weibo was accompanied by a sentence.
The first bullet is just the tip of the iceberg. There are 30 bullets in total. We will slowly reveal the news.
Sure enough, on March 10, Zhang Xiaolai posted another video on Weibo naming names.
He doesn't say a word about his own affairs and accuses others.
You thoroughly investigate complaints from others, even accessing back-end data.
What about your own affairs? It's not even a good idea to mention it.
If you want to prove yourself, do a DNA test and then show your passport.
Okay? Wang Changfu?
The expose video initially surfaced on China's dooying platform, stirring attention before being removed.
However, by that time, copies of the video had already spread to oversee social media platforms.
Mainline media outlets have provided some background information on this whistleblower, Jiang Xiaolai.
Born in 1974, Jiang is the founder of China's Top Motorcycle Club, Songshan MC, as well as Songshan Top Motor Museum and Songshan Technology Beijing Company Limited.
His company primarily specialized in selling custom high-end retro motor cycles with designs