His photographs nampang with supercar 'wow', he recommended either on account Weibo microblogging site - similar to Twitter from China - his, "Guo Meimei Baby". Not to forget the luxury villa photos, a collection of Hermes bags that cost of course not cheap, and when he sat down to enjoy a drink in the sweet-class airplane seat.
Nothing wrong with showing off. But the fatal flaw - or ignorance - he does is write sponsored Red Cross Society of China (RCSC) - China's largest charities that have ties with the Communist Party. He even wrote his status as a 'general RCSC manager'.
Suddenly, Chinese netizens rage exploded. In Weibo alone, 600,000 status Guo Meimei writes about every day. It is estimated that up to now numbering more than 140 million. An incredible amount. The majority, of course, contain insults.Internet users called for a boycott on the RCSC and the finger of corruption. The charity was experiencing an acute crisis of credibility. The big question then arose, how could a young woman can live as luxurious as it is, whether he or his girlfriend took the money should be donated by the life of luxury?
The activists then tried to pry the virtual world background credentials, his past also this young girl. The results of these investigations: he lived with his mother two years later, his father was in Sydney, he studied art, had plastic surgery, and members of the SCC (Super Car Club).
Later, he was accused of being a lover or mistress RCSC senior official, Wang Jun - a man 46 years in charge of organizing a charity campaign for the Red Cross.
Suspicions were further fueled the photos circulating on the internet about the alleged Red Cross Society of China Shanghai branch to spend money amounting to 9858 yuan, or Rp13 million just for the food. Also news that the state auditor also found five discrepancies budget charities - which sparked denials of the existence of corrupt practices vanguard institution of the disaster fundraising.
Guo finally clarified that he had nothing to do with the RCSC or its officials. "I've never worked in the RCSC and has nothing to do with anyone." He also apologized for having put up a false identity on his account.
However, the negative consequences of his actions did not necessarily disappear.Rumors about Guo and RCSC continues to the fore. When she was intending to Australia - to get away from the spotlight - The Australian Embassy in Beijing flooded with emails and calls from people who feared he would flee with the money donations.
Meanwhile, the man alleged to be his girlfriend was forced to resign. Until now RCSC also fought hard to restore his good name. (Sydney Morning Herald, Joshuaongys)
source : http://dunia.vivanews.com
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