Recently, the incident of Guo Han collecting debts from Tong Zhuo Studio's Wang Kai has attracted widespread attention. The incident was complex and involved many issues, including publicly-funded travel, magazine numbers, photo sales, and disturbance to the public. This article will comprehensively sort out this incident and present the ins and outs of the incident from an objective perspective.
The incident began with a magazine shoot. According to Guo Han, Wang Kaifang had already spent more than 300,000 yuan on Guo Han in the early stage of filming, of which more than 100,000 yuan was spent on air tickets due to public-funded travel. Guo Han pointed out that Wang Kaifang arrived in the United States 10 days in advance for personal business and tourism, rather than according to the shooting plan.
Regarding the issue of magazine numbers, Guo Han explained that international journal numbers at that time could be legally published in Hong Kong and imported into China. He believes that Wang Kai's agent deliberately found fault when he raised the question after returning to China after the money was spent. Guo Han also pointed out that Wang Kaifang and photographer Gao Yuan privately bought and sold photos, and the copyright of all the photographs taken by Gao Yuan during this period belonged to the magazine, and he had no right to trade.
In the whole incident, Guo Han showed his pity as a "resentful seed". He paid 500,000 yuan in advance, and originally expected to recover the money after the magazine was sold, but due to Wang Kaifang's delay, the magazine failed to be published, and 500,000 yuan was lost.
In addition, Guo Han also mentioned the incident of Wang Kai disturbing the people during the filming. At 3 or 4 o'clock in the morning, Wang Kai and the staff were drinking and singing in the backyard of the homestay, making a lot of noise, causing the next-door neighbor to call the police, Guo Han was reported for missing the landlord's call, and the account permission was banned. Guo Han finally said that he was preparing materials to sue Wang Kai, hoping to get back part of the expenses he had paid.
However, it's not that simple. Wang Kaifang denied many of Guo Han's accusations, and photographer Gao Yuan also denied privately buying and selling photos and fairy jumps.
This incident has aroused widespread public attention and discussion. Some supported Mr. Guo, arguing that he was a victim and that the advance should be returned, while others expressed skepticism about Mr. Guo's claims and that there might be other factors.
We need to analyze this event objectively. First of all, there needs to be more evidence to support Guo Han's accusations. At present, the two sides are holding their own opinions, and the truth is not yet clear. Secondly, as a public figure, Wang Kai's image and reputation have been greatly affected. In this case, he needs to respond in a timely manner, setting the facts straight.
Whether in the entertainment industry or beyond, integrity and law-abiding are very important. If a party does commit a violation, it should be held responsible, but if it is an unfounded accusation, it should also be protected by law.
For the public, this incident also reminds us to maintain a rational and objective attitude in the face of various information, and not to blindly believe the claims of one side. At the same time, it is also hoped that the relevant departments can intervene in the investigation, find out the truth as soon as possible, and give an explanation to the parties and the public.
In short, the dispute between Wang Kai and Guo Han has attracted much attention, and further investigation and evidence are needed to determine who is right and who is wrong. We hope that the truth will come to light as soon as possible, and at the same time, we hope that such disputes can be resolved through legal channels to avoid causing greater harm to both sides.