While "making money" in the mainland and singing about China's decline on the Internet, his speculative behavior eventually ruined himself.
| Author: Ershui
Recently, someone took a small video of "imitating" the Hong Kong police and put it on the Internet, which caused a heated discussion among netizens.
To be precise, this video should not be described as "imitation", but deliberately "smeared" the Hong Kong police. What is even more infuriating is that the person who filmed this video is actually from the Hong Kong police and has also been commended by the police force...
He is Hong Kong actor Wang Xi.
In fact, this is not the first time that Wang Xi has aroused public attention. In the early years, while sucking up money on the mainland, he distorted history on social networking sites, ridiculed the return of Hong Kong, and finally made himself a "faceless person", completely cool.
Jumping beam clown
Recently, some extremists have provoked a series of violent incidents in Hong Kong, which have seriously disrupted Hong Kong's social order and threatened the lives of citizens and the personal safety of the police.
To this end, the Hong Kong police decided to issue telescopic batons to off-duty police.
Immediately after the decision was issued, some Hong Kong reporters questioned whether the purpose of the move was not simple: "The off-duty police are already in a state of rest, why should they be equipped with batons?" ”
In response, the police will continue to maintain social order even if they are not working hours. They are like journalists, they usually see some events and report, and the two are exactly the same.
Senior Superintendent Wong Wai Sun of the Police Operations Branch said that the equipment of off-duty police officers is not a new arrangement, and the criminal investigation team police have always been equipped with guns 24 hours a day. He also stressed that in the past three months, the activities of the demonstrators have escalated, which has posed a threat to public safety. To this end, the police believe that it is necessary for them to add appropriate devices to the police so that they can more effectively protect the safety of citizens in the event of an emergency after work.
For this decision to protect the safety of the people, Wang Xi filmed an episode of the video "Baton" mocking the police in a short period of time, which was released on the evening of the Mid-Autumn Festival.
In "Baton", Wang Xi, as the main actor, "played multiple roles" and also served as a producer, screenwriter and director.
He first appeared as a moderator and said that he wanted to expose the "baton" that "poses a serious threat to the public's personal safety".
He then plays the role of a self-proclaimed "policeman" who demands that a man dressed in black and wearing a black mask (also played by Wang Xi) hand over his ID card.
But the "policeman" played by Wang Xi neither wears a police uniform, nor can he say his own police number, has a hanging langdang expression, and constantly waves the "weapon" in his hand at the man in black.
After the man in black on the other side dialed the police call, the operator on the other end of the phone (played by Wang Xi) actually said that he was "powerless" and had to rely on the man in black to "protect himself". Finally, for the sake of "justice", the Man in Black raised a small hammer and rushed up shouting the slogan of "Avengers"...
At the end of the video, Wang Xi returned to the identity of the host, not forgetting to remind the so-called "freedom-loving" people to pay attention to these "batons" and protect their personal safety.
Looking at the whole video, Huan Huan only wants to use two words to describe this fake drama that reverses black and white - absurd!
The actions of Wang Xi and those "Hong Kong independence elements" like beam-jumping clowns are truly jaw-dropping by "glorifying" violent demonstrators into fighters who always maintain peace in Hong Kong into people who threaten the public's personal safety for no reason.
Heroic rescue,
He was selected as one of the top 10 heroes in Hong Kong
Ironically, Wang Xi himself was a former police officer and was well known to audiences in the 1990s with his positive image in popular Hong Kong dramas such as "Ambition for Fire", "Witness Protection Group" and "Thunder First Pass".
Starred with Xuan Xuan in "Thunder First Pass".
Wang Xi's real name is Kwong Yiyi, and because he envied the simple life of Wang Xi in Yu Hua's novel "Alive", he changed his stage name to himself.
In 1986, he joined the Royal Hong Kong Police, was assigned to the Hong Kong Airport Police, and three years later transferred to the Police Mobile Unit, which is the PTU we often see in Hong Kong dramas. During his time in the mobile unit, Wang Xi was also praised by the police for his heroic rescue deeds.
In 1989, an attempted homicide occurred at the Kari Building in Tsim Sha Tsui, Kowloon, Hong Kong. On the night of the incident, the gangsters piled up flammable items on both sides of the elevator door of the building, and set up obstacles at both ends of the corridor, and then called the police to lie that someone had exploded.
After receiving the alarm, the police quickly went out of the police, but fell into the trap of the gangsters and were trapped in the fire. Coincidentally, Wang Xi patrolled near the scene of the crime, and he bravely ran into the fire scene to rescue two policemen and avoid the death of his colleagues in the fire.
In 2010, Wang Xi's deeds of saving people were included in the Hong Kong Police Force's Top 10 Heroic Deeds of the Hong Kong Police, in recognition of the police officers who have braved the fire in the past days to protect the lives and property of the public.
In 1992, Wang Xi left the police force and entered the show business circle. Perhaps because he came from a police background and later became an actor, he played the most roles as a policeman.
He first played the role of Customs Inspector Zhang Haohui in "Anti-Smuggling Heroes", whose popularity soared, and then played the undercover Chen Fugui in "Witness Protection Group", attracting countless fans.
Stills from "Witness Protection Group" (Wang Xi in the red circle in the picture).
However, What impressed Wang Xi most on the audience was the "Heroes of Fire" trilogy.
Stills from "Fire Ambition 3" (Pictured left is Wang Xi).
As the only three-dynasty elder of the "Fire Ambition" series, Wang Xi has always been regarded by fans as the main line of soul - in "Fire Ambition 1" he is a hot-blooded young man full of ideals and ambitions, Luo Tianyou; in "Fire Ambition 2" is a sloppy and passable Ji Detian; in "Fire Ambition 3", he is a serious and persistent big man Zhong Youcheng.
It is precisely because the performance in "Fire Ambition" is deeply rooted in the hearts of the people, he himself has attended the event as the image ambassador of the fire bureau many times, and the audience praised him as an "actor with the blood of a firefighter".
No one expected that in the follow-up story, he would deviate so badly...
Bad deeds
At the time of success in his career, Wang Xi buried his own path as an artist because of his radical remarks on the Internet.
In 2011, dissatisfied with the TV station's arrangement, he terminated his contract with Taili and ended his 16-year guest-host relationship. Since then, with the popularity he has accumulated earlier, he has begun to participate in frequent mainland dramas and variety shows, earning a lot of money and living a comfortable life.
However, not long after such a day, Wang Xi was exposed to having a "Hong Kong independence" stance.
In 2015, Taiwanese entertainer Huang An exposed his bad deeds, which quickly exploded on the Internet.
Subsequently, more netizens pulled out that Wang Xi liked posts that distorted history on some social networking sites and complained about the mainland...
Bad deeds are hard to read.
At that time, Wang Xi had already recorded a special edition of the fire brigade of the CCTV variety show "The Great Challenge". The production team, who was previously unaware of the matter, responded immediately after learning of the matter, saying that they would not use his clips.
The "faceless man" who was pasted off by the mosaic.
Perhaps realizing that this matter had too much impact on himself, Wang Xi then issued a personal statement on social networking sites, saying that he did not have the slightest insult intention, did not agree and did not support any people or things that advocated "Hong Kong independence", but had nothing to do to make up for it.
Later, the extreme Wang Xi emptied the earlier Weibo and closed the Weibo comments.
Screenshot of Wang Xi's Weibo.
However, this did not "wake up" the former popular artist, and Wang Xi continued to make inappropriate remarks on other social networking sites.
In particular, in the past three months, he has repeatedly made comments attacking the Hong Kong police.
For example, on social networking sites, he slammed Hong Kong Police Commissioner Lo Wai-chung for dereliction of duty, saying that he had not sent enough police to protect the public during the Yuen Long attack on July 21.
For example, he "deeply feared that the police used 'extraordinary means' to deal with the demonstrators" and issued a text advising the Hong Kong police to "turn back to the shore"...
The list goes on.
In fact, Wang Xi has also been completely cool in Hong Kong in recent years, doing high-level work in an unknown media, and can only rely on some controversial posts on social networking sites from time to time to brush up on the sense of existence. It is not difficult to see that this film smear on the Hong Kong police is only a despicable means for him to rub traffic.
Once an ambitious young man and a talented actor, Wang Xi did not cherish it, and in the face of great right and wrong, he did not put the three views on right and wrong, there was no bottom line, and he also wanted to "make money" in the mainland while singing about the decline of China on the Internet.