On September 30, actress Wan Qianhui posted on social media that she would confront the Paris thieves and put up a notice with the lost camera's information, hoping more people would see it. She also offered $2000 to buy back her stolen memory card.
On September 29, Wan Qianhui posted a plea for help on social media:
Our camera was stolen while working in Paris, and it was gone in just 30 seconds. There was no surveillance footage, and we still can't believe it happened.
Wan Qianhui was born in 1993 in Jiangsu Province's Huai'an City and graduated from the Central Academy of Drama's Music Drama Department. She is married to musician Sanbao and has participated in several musicals. In 2026, she appeared on the variety show 'Ride the Wind 2026'.
It's worth noting that on September 30, actress He Yinghong posted on her personal WeChat that her team was robbed in Paris, saying, "On the way back from the airport to the city center, our car was broken into, and our luggage was stolen."
He Yinghong advised fellow travelers in Paris to be cautious and not carry expensive luggage. She also suggested keeping valuables in a safe place, such as under the seat or in a hidden compartment.
He Yinghong also commented in the comments section, "I'm fine, and my friends are all safe. We've reported the incident to the police and are seeking assistance from the embassy. We're taking care of everything else. Thank you for your concern."
According to public records, He Yinghong was born on February 2, 1960, in Hong Kong and is a Chinese actress. She debuted in 1977 with the role of Mu Nianzhi in the martial arts film 'The Legend of the Condor Hero.' She was known for her 'punching girl' image in her early days.
According to Red Star News, last year in July, singer Dai Yanni posted on social media that she was robbed of her luggage on the highway from the airport to Paris. In 2024, actress Huang Yixuan posted on social media that her shoes were stolen during Paris Fashion Week, and she had to buy new shoes to attend the show.
Reporter noted that to help Chinese tourists travel safely in France, the Chinese Embassy in France released a circular on September 23, 'Notice on Chinese Citizens' Travel in France during the Mid-Autumn Festival and National Day.'
Editor: Jin Mingyu, Du Hengfeng