Recently, the incident involving a Chinese woman verbally abusing a nurse at a Chinese hospital continues to escalate. Yesterday, in court, the Chinese woman in question pleaded guilty on the spot and apologized, while also requesting leniency from the judge.
According to reports from Chinese media, individuals who know the woman have revealed that she only holds a work permit in Singapore, yet she lives in a luxury apartment, drives expensive cars, and frequently travels and stays in hotels.
It is reported that this 29-year-old Chinese woman, originally named Han Xzi, is a TikTok influencer with currently 265,000 followers.
Although her IP address indicates Beijing, her posts primarily consist of photos taken in Singapore on beaches, in apartments, and hotels, as well as fitness photos, often featuring revealing outfits. Given her extravagant lifestyle, one might assume that her status in Singapore is not ordinary. However, the Singaporean police posted on Facebook yesterday, expressing suspicion that she violated the rules of her work permit and have referred the case to the Ministry of Manpower for investigation.
So, she was only holding a work permit?
This raises the question because, in Singapore, those with work permits typically earn salaries of only around 2,000 to 3,000 Singaporean dollars…
The police statement mentioned that on the evening of October 3, 2023, at 9:32 PM, while escorting the woman back to her apartment at The Sail@MarinaBay, located at 2 Marina Boulevard, the 44th-floor corridor and elevator, she pushed a security guard’s shoulder, pulled his tie, and used offensive language towards him. To rent this luxury apartment by the seaside, it costs 6,800 Singaporean dollars per month.
If you were to purchase it, it would cost 14 million Singaporean dollars, a price that an ordinary working girl would find difficult to afford.
Furthermore, apart from living in a luxury apartment, she drives an expensive car. Earlier, she uploaded a video on TikTok, with her IP address showing as Singapore. When looking at the roadside signs, it is indeed in Singapore. The paparazzi mentioned that although they are not knowledgeable about cars, it’s clear that it’s a sports car just by looking at the rearview mirror. It’s important to note that, due to the high cost of owning a car in Singapore, purchasing a sports car there requires a considerable amount, starting at around 180,000 Singaporean dollars.