Luo Yonghao responded to Jia Guolong's claim that he would kneel down before he could reconcile. He broke the news: Rogue and black PR spread rumors, evidence has been collected and will be prosecuted

📅 2026-09-22

Abstract:

On September 22, Luo Yonghao issued an article last night to refute the rumor that "someone asked Luo Yonghao to kneel before he would reconcile." He said that the only source of this statement was a "notorious rogue black publicist", and said that this black publicist "has done more than once to take Party A's money and then harm Party A."

Luo Yonghao pointed out that the hot searches related to "kneel down" are almost all about scolding someone. In response to this person's rumors and slander against him, Luo Yonghao said that he has completed the evidence collection, "The next step will be to file complaints and prosecute," and reminded the public not to worry.

Li Ji immediately counterattacked, saying that "we both recognized the conversation" with Jia Guolong, and accused Luo Yonghao of "refuting the rumors by spreading rumors."

At the same time, Liji further accused Luo Yonghao of being a "white glove who helps corrupt officials do business and convey profits", creating hot spots for a long time to attract traffic to the live broadcast room, and threatened to go to the Discipline Inspection Commission to explain the situation.

It has been more than a year since the crisis in Xibei. Stores have been closed one after another, and the reputation has plummeted. Jia Guolong recently took the stage to appear at the Learning Power Development Conference and delivered a speech.

Jia Guolong said in his speech: "Cyber ​​attacks are rampant and we must protect the stable business environment of private enterprises. From the perspective of private entrepreneurs, combined with this painful lesson in Xibei, I have some insights and appeals."

Jia Guolong proposed that, first, we urge regulatory authorities to further clarify the boundaries of speech for high-traffic online accounts and distinguish between normal public opinion supervision, debate of opinions, and malicious disparagement, commercial slander, and soft online violence.

He also mentioned: "For accounts with huge traffic, after disputes occur, they bypass legitimate legal channels such as industry administrative complaints, mediation, and litigation, and instead openly incite public opinion on the Internet, offer rewards to build momentum, accuse people to provoke war, and even implicate the parties' partners."

Recently, Weibo celebrity "Li Ji" broke the news that Xibei will completely collapse within two to three months. This statement quickly attracted the attention of the entire Internet. In response to this, Xibei said in response to the media that the reported closure was not official news, and stores across the country are currently operating normally. Subsequently, "Liji" published several blog posts in succession, discussing the rumors of Xibei's collapse and the dispute between Xibei and Luo Yonghao, saying that "Xibei has sued Luo Yonghao and a court hearing is about to begin."

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