There is a kind of "miserable" called Li Lieyin!
The young lady ate a bite of seafood for 5 years in prison, and her career was ruined at the beginning, and she was wanted worldwide by the Thai police!
Who looks at it and does not say a word "beauty is so miserable"!
As we all know, South Korea is a country where entertainment is supreme, whether it is film and television dramas or variety shows, it can achieve the top level.
Especially variety shows, which are humorous and true, are loved by many audiences at home and abroad.
There is a jungle adventure variety show "The Law of the Jungle", which is directly real and sends female guests to prison!
In April 2019, South Korean actress Lee Yeol-in followed the program group to Trang National Park in Thailand.
Filmed the jungle adventure reality show "The Law of the Jungle", but unexpectedly this is a "go and no return" journey.
When this program was broadcast on June 30, it caused an uproar among the Thai people!
In the video, Li Lieyin catches and eats, an endangered species protected by Thai legislation - Kushi clam!
At that time, Li Lieyin was looking for food in the sea, and Li Lieyin, who was originally calmly diving, suddenly showed a burst of excitement, and saw her dive down one by one.
It turned out that a giant clam grew in the stone crevice on the bottom of the sea, and Li Lieyin tried to stir it a few times and found that this giant clam grew very firmly.
Li Lieyin was also puzzled, so he returned to the sea and asked the staff accompanying him whether this could be fished.
The production team told her with great certainty: "Just pick it up".
Li Lie, who received an affirmative answer, returned to the sea and tried to pick the huge mussel shell again, prying and pulling for a long time but still to no avail.
Li Lieyin returned to the surface of the sea and reported the current predicament to the staff.
The staff told her: some are embedded in stones, some are not embedded in stones, go fishing without embedded stones!
Saying that, Li Lieyin dived into the sea again, this time Li Lieyin searched in the sea for a while, and finally rediscovered the giant clam that was easy to pick at the bottom of the sea.
Li Lieyin, who had gained a lot, was very excited, and at this time she did not know what kind of dilemma she would face.
Participated in a variety show, in exchange for five years in prison, she is the worst "pot man" in South Korea!
At that time, actress Li Lieyin was looking for food at the bottom of the sea, and after a fruitless search, she suddenly found a giant clam lying quietly on the bottom of the sea.
Li Lieyin quickly dived into the water and picked up the giant clam, losing himself in the burst of cheers, and Li Lieyin also gave a thumbs up to the camera excitedly.
Encouraged by the encouragement, Li Lieyin caught three giant clams in succession, brought them ashore, and shared them with his friends.
While they are sighing at the delicacy, they do not know that a disaster is approaching!
This giant clam is not an ordinary sea creature, but a kind of "prison bottom piercing" clam, an endangered protected animal - Kushi clam!
It is the largest of the bivalves and is known as the king of bivalves.
It is also a national first-class protected animal in the mainland, and its preciousness is equivalent to that of the giant panda on the mainland.
As soon as the video was released, it instantly caused dissatisfaction among Thai netizens and the government.
Subsequently, Na Long, the head of Trang National Park, indicted Li Lieyin on two charges: violating the National Parks Law and the Wildlife Protection Law.
Once convicted, Li Lieyin will face five years in prison in Thailand!
The "Law of the Jungle" program group silently deleted the relevant content of fishing and cooking.
And issued an apology statement on July 5: saying that the program team did not understand local laws, which touched the high-voltage line.
So do Koreans really not know that Kushi is a protected animal?
In fact, in 1996, Clams curtifolia was listed on the IUCN Red List of Threatened Species.
And search for "Kushi clam" on the Korean website to find the corresponding article