Nandu News reporter Ji Yue On August 27, a number of 2023 "The Voice of China" students posted an article describing their experience of participating in the program, denying that the program group claimed "promotion fees", and said that the contestants' money for purchasing air tickets and booking hotels was reimbursed by the program group. #Good Voice Many students said that they were not charged anything#After being on the hot search, in the comment area of related topics, some netizens questioned "Why did they all choose to post on August 27?" Is it negotiable? "Why are all the voices spoken out from the Class of 2023?"
Some 2023 "The Voice of China" students posted.
Previously, it was suspected that the recording of Li Min's complaint against the "The Voice of China" program group before his death was exposed, which caused controversy. Subsequently, the trainees who had participated in "The Voice of China" broke the news that they were asked for "100,000 yuan sponsorship fee" by the program group, and the online program group "500,000 seats (turn around)" and "30 million to buy the champion". On August 25, Zhejiang Satellite TV posted that "in view of the ongoing investigation of the problems reported by viewers and netizens about the "The Voice of China" program, the program was suspended from broadcasting. ”
On August 28, the parent company of "The Voice of China", Star Chinese, plunged more than 25% intraday, and its stock price was HK$41.15, with a total market value of HK$16.4 billion. It is reported that after Li Min's recording was exposed on the evening of August 17, its market value has evaporated by about 33 billion Hong Kong dollars.