Source: World Wide Web
According to the news of Hong Kong's "East Net" and "Sing Tao Net", following the cancellation of the concert of "Hong Kong independence" artist He Yunshi on September 1, there was another concert of "chaotic Hong Kong" artists who were cancelled, and during the "amendment storm" was photographed appearing at the scene of illegal demonstrations, and Ruan Min'an, a former member of the "E-Kids" group who had been jokingly called "Xiaoqiang in the music world" by netizens, said on social platforms today (4th) that he received a notice from the MacWarzenge Venue in Mong Kok, Hong Kong, to cancel its next Thursday (9th) and next Friday (10th) Booking of the venue.
Screenshot of the Hong Kong "East Net" report
According to reports, Nguyen Min An posted on Facebook today that he officially received a notice from the Mong Kok Mai Hua Chen venue and would cancel the relevant performance on the grounds of closing the venue.
Nguyen Min An said that due to the many things that need to be handled after the cancellation of the venue reservation, the refund will be announced later.
"East Net" mentioned that Nguyen Min An announced on Social Media Platforms on August 13 that "Tommy Nguyen Min An Personal Concert 2046" will be held.
"Chaotic Hong Kong" artist Nguyen Min An (data map)
For the cancellation of Ruan Min'an's concert, some Hong Kong netizens said, "Knowing that they have no star luck, they chose a dead bridge (dead road) in an attempt to continue to sell and sing in the local area." lamentable! ”↓
Some netizens also sarcastically said, "Can Xiao Qiang (Xiao Qiang) still sing?" “
According to the "East Net" news, during the "amendment storm" in 2019, "Yellow Silk" artist Ruan Min'an showed "active", attended many illegal assemblies, and repeatedly published "hate police" remarks on the Internet. During the "Mong Kok Re-March" launched by demonstrators on August 3, 2019, Nguyen Min An was accused of showing up near the demonstration site, after which he also admitted that he had driven the demonstrators away while passing by. In the so-called "International Human Rights Day march" on December 8, 2019, Nguyen Min An was more responsible for "taking the lead" to raise banners at the head of the team, and many subsequent rallies can be seen.
Just before this incident, "Hong Kong independence" artist Ho Yun-shi claimed on the 1st that she had received a temporary cancellation from the Hong Kong Arts Centre for her reservation to rent the Hong Kong Suw Chan Theatre as a concert venue from September 6 to 12. The Hong Kong Arts Centre said it had violated the tenancy contract and said it had a duty to keep a close eye on the latest developments in the community and related laws.
According to previous reports by Hong Kong media, He Yunshi has become increasingly active and radical in recent years, and her abdication has not even stopped due to the entry into force of the Hong Kong National Security Law, so it is considered to involve "anti-China chaos in Hong Kong". Just recently, Hong Kong's "anti-China chaos in Hong Kong" organizations have successively announced the dissolution or suspension of operations, and the "612 Fund" that earlier supported the black rioters indicated that it would stop operating, and Hong Kong media quoted news on August 24 as saying that he Yunshi, one of the trustees of the "612 Fund", has repeatedly taken actions before and after the Hong Kong National Security Law, which has attracted the attention of law enforcement departments.