<h3>Park Youtian will marry the daughter of a tycoon outside the circle this autumn</h3>
Today (April 13), Park You-cheon, a member of the South Korean boy band JYJ, was revealed by the South Korean media that he would marry his girlfriend Hwang Ho-na outside the circle this fall. It is understood that Huang Ho-na is the granddaughter of the founder of Namyang Dairy in South Korea. Subsequently, Park Youtian's brokerage company released a message admitting that the news was true.
According to South Korean media reports, Park Youtian and his girlfriend developed a relationship at the beginning of this year, and the two recently discussed and decided to get married this fall.
In June 2016, Park was reported sexually assaulted by four women in succession, and then the police intervened to investigate. During the investigation, the police did not obtain evidence of Park Youtian's use of coercive means, but the South Korean police still believe that Park Youtian did have sex with one of the women. Therefore, when referring the case to the procuratorate, the South Korean police recommended that the two parties involved be prosecuted for sex trafficking. On March 16 this year, South Korea's C-Jes Entertainment issued a statement disclosing the results of south Korean prosecutors' investigation into the "Park Yoo-cheon incident." The statement said: The 4 cases related to Park Youtian were all judged to be unsuspecting.
However, just after Park Youtian's company admitted the marriage news, Huang Hena denied the marriage news, saying that the news about the marriage was all rumors, and she did not have a boyfriend at present. In response to Huang Hena's statement, Park Youtian's brokerage company responded that it was not very clear why Huang Hena would deny the marriage news.
At about 4 p.m. today, Huang Hena posted again: "I miss him today and don't want to hurt my family." At present, Huang Hena has changed the social account to a closed state, and some netizens suspect that Park Youtian and Huang Hena have different words, which may be due to the theft of Huang Hena's social account.
<h3>The famous Japanese director Toshio Matsumoto died of illness</h3>
According to Japanese media reports, the famous Japanese director Toshio Matsumoto died of illness yesterday (April 12) at the age of 85.
Born in 1932, Toshio Matsumoto was the president of japan's famous "Video Art and Science" society. Toshio Matsumoto, whose avant-garde style is an avant-garde, is one of the three pillars of Independent Japanese cinema in the 1960s, along with Shuji Terayama and Nagisa Oshima. All three are currently deceased.
In the 1960s, Toshio Matsumoto, Nagisa Oshima, Tadao Sato, and others founded film criticism magazine, which promoted the development of the Japanese New Wave film movement. In 1968, Toshio Matsumoto filmed his first feature film, The Funeral of the Rose. Like all avant-garde films, The Rose's Funeral uses all non-professional actors. Known as the precursor of the Japanese New Wave, the film kicked off the gay culture of Japanese cinema. Some critics believe that the film had a direct impact on Kubrick's "Clockwork Orange".
Since the 1970s, Toshio Matsumoto has focused on experimental short films, including "Metastasis = Metabolism" in 1971, "art man" in 1975, "Qi = Breathing" in 1980, and "Les in Disguise" in 1992. Toshio Matsumoto has also served as a professor at a university art department and has authored books such as "The Discovery of The Image", "The Quest for the Image", and "The Aesthetics of Illusion".
After the news of Matsumoto's death was announced, netizens expressed their condolences and left messages wishing the old man a rest in peace.