So far, according to incomplete statistics, there are about 30 Hong Kong and Taiwan drug-related artists who have been arrested on the mainland or in the mainland.
Before 2005, there were still very few drug-related artists, and there were only 5 known people, the earliest of which was Jia Hongsheng in 1992.
<h1 class="pgc-h-arrow-right" >1, Jia Hongsheng</h1>
Jia Hongsheng, born in 1967 in a drama family in Siping, Jilin Province, was admitted to the Central Academy of Drama in 1985.
There are famous "five golden flowers" in the 85th level of Chinese opera: Gong Li, Shi Ke, Chen Wei, Jin Lili and Wu Yujuan.
Except for Chen Wei, who was in 1964, the other four were all in 1965, and they were all in their 20s when they were admitted to college, so they should have taken the exam more than once, or had participated in the work before.
Jia Hongsheng, who is at the same level as them, is only 18 years old, and the age of the fresh graduates shows his talent.
During his time in school, Jia Hongsheng starred in the youth film "Summer Expectation" directed by Shi Shujun and the suspense film "Silver Snake Murder" directed by Li Shaohong.
In 1989, after graduating from Chinese opera, he and his classmate Wu Yujuan were assigned to the Central Experimental Drama Theatre.
I don't know if it started from college or the drama theater, and the two fell in love.
In 1992, Jia Hongsheng became addicted to drugs while starring in the drama "The Kiss of the Spider Woman".
There are two theories about how to dye it:
One is that it is damaged by other actors;
Second, he is a person who regards art above all else, and does not hesitate to test poison for the role.
Wu Yujuan once knelt down to him and begged him to quit, but was often punched and kicked by Jia Hongsheng, who had lost his mind. When he woke up, he wept bitterly and fell into remorse.
In this cycle, the unbearable Wu Yujuan left him, and his parents retired early and came from the northeast to take care of him.
In 1995, during the filming of the movie "Eclipse", Jia Hongsheng was sent to a mental hospital for treatment of delusional illness and began to quit drugs due to drug overdose.
3 years later, he returned to star in "Suzhou Creek" and had a relationship with the heroine Zhou Xun.
In 2001, director Zhang Yang made his detoxification experience into the movie "Yesterday", Jia Hongsheng starred with his parents, and won the Asian Film Promotion Alliance Award at the Venice Film Festival.
After that, Jia Hongsheng never had any film and television works, but returned to the drama stage in 2007, starring in "The Blind City" based on the "Blind Man" by Nobel Prize winner José Saramago.
At that time, although there was no ban order, Jia Hongsheng's "previous crime" made the various crews suspicious, worried about what three long and two short appeared during filming, and did not dare to invite him.
At about 6 p.m. on July 5, 2010, he fell to his death from his home on the 14th floor of an Anyuan Beili Community in Chaoyang District, smashing the trunk of a black car.
Jia Hongsheng's home is a second-hand house of more than 70 square meters, living with his parents.
The unit once gave him a welfare house of more than 100 square meters in Changping, and may have sold the elevator room in Chaoyang District.
Without the salary of being a big star, naturally you can't live in a big villa.
Police ruled out criminal cases.
In his last blog, "You Are a Man," he wrote that he dreamed of a dragon, and the dragon said to him:
"There are too many evil things in you, and you must get rid of these evil things before you can be completely clean." I asked him if I was clean? He didn't answer, his eyes were still fixed on me, and he flew away..."
The message here may be that it has not been completely quit.
Neighbors introduced Jia Hongsheng to come back to live in the past six months, and had gone to detoxification for a while before; he also said that Jia Hongsheng seemed to be a little depressed.
Some insiders also revealed that Jia Hongsheng suffered from schizophrenia before falling down the building.
Jia Hongsheng was the first artist in the mainland to publicly admit to drug abuse, and his handsomeness was no less than that of Zun Long, but unfortunately destroyed by marijuana.
<h1 class="pgc-h-arrow-right" >2, Yao Erga</h1>
Yao Erga, whose real name is Yao Jianguo, was born in Beijing in 1967 and made a living selling meat cakes in Puhuangyu, the southern city of Beijing.
He enjoys acting, attends acting training classes, and works as an extra.
When Chen Peisi starred in "The Young Master's Tribulation", he lacked a servant, and someone recommended Yao Jianguo.
Although the two never knew each other before, they had a tacit understanding when acting.
Chen Peisi felt that Yao Jianguo was quite talented in comedy, accepted him as his only apprentice, and helped him to give him a stage name "Yao Erga"
Yao Erga also stopped selling meat cakes and became an actor instead.
With the introduction of Chen Peisi and his own efforts, Yao Erga took over the filming of household film and television dramas such as "Red Sorghum", "Sunny Day", "Liaozhai Comedy Series", and also participated in the dubbing work of "Pauline Lantern".
Chen Peisi praised his play more than himself; Jiang Wen also praised his acting skills.
Although he can't be the male protagonist, he has a fixed golden supporting role in the film and television circle, and his life is much more comfortable than selling meatloaf.
However, in 1995, Yao Erga went astray and became addicted to drugs.
After Chen Peisi knew, he talked to him many times, hoping that he could quit. However, Yao Erga consciously or unconsciously avoided Master.
The crew colleagues sent him to the drug rehabilitation center 4 times, but unfortunately it still did not help.
Yao Erga's health deteriorated, so much so that he died in 2002.
His brother quietly helped him handle the aftermath without making a public statement, and many people did not know that Yao Erga had left.
After Chen Peisi knew, he was full of remorse:
"I led him, but I couldn't get him back from the drugs."
On June 26, 2002, the "Know Drugs, Reject Drugs, Cherish Life" public welfare party rehearsed at the Beijing Tianqiao Theater, and Chen Peisi talked about this matter to everyone with great pain.
According to public information, Yao Erga was the first artist in mainland China to die of drug addiction.
<h1 class="pgc-h-arrow-right" >3, Luo Qi</h1>
Luo Qi was born in 1975 in Nanchang, Jiangxi Province.
Due to the divorce of her parents, Luo Qi became very rebellious and became a problem girl, often wandering in the dance hall.
After dropping out of school at the age of 13, she began performing in the dance hall.
During a drag race, the distraught Luo Qi suffered a car accident and suffered a severe head injury, and the doctor embedded two alloy plates in the back of her head.
At the age of 16, Luo Qi traveled to Beijing alone and sang in nightclubs.
By chance, she sang a song "I Am a Little Bird" with Cui Jian, which attracted Wang Xiaojing, a well-known musician in the audience.
Wang Xiaojing wanted to build a rock band that could stand up to the Tang Dynasty and the Black Panthers, and he had a "dark horse" band under his command, which was later renamed "Compass", which sounded cooler, but lacked a powerful lead singer.
He saw Luo Qi as he was, took her to the band members, and said, "Give us your best song!" ”
Luo Qi lived up to expectations, passed the examination as desired, and officially joined the Compass Band.
The band has achieved great results and soon became a new force in the Chinese rock music scene.
However, on May 12, 1993, Luo Qi clashed with a friend at a birthday party, who pierced her left eye with a half-cut beer bottle.
Luo Qi was forced to undergo surgery to remove his left eyeball, otherwise he could not even save his right eye, and Wang Xiaojing painfully signed the consent form for the operation.
A media outlet reported this:
"In the early morning of May 12, Wang Xiaojing walked out of Tongren Hospital holding Luo Qi's left eyeball, and his feet were like stepping on cotton..."
On June 6, compass released their first album "Choose Strong", which was rated as the first of the top ten albums of mainland Chinese, Hong Kong and Taiwan pop music in 1994 by Shanghai TV Magazine, and Luo Qi himself was named the best singer in mainland China in 1994 by Contemporary Music Magazine.
Judging from the timeline, the album should have been recorded before she was injured.
In 1994, Luo Qi left the Compass band and chose to fly solo.
Probably because the paralysis was caused by the blindness in his left eye, Luo Qi began to take drugs.
In 1997, she was addicted to drugs at the Nanjing airport, and stopped a taxi to ask the driver to take her to buy drugs.
The driver drove the car directly into the police station, and Luo Qi was sent to a drug rehabilitation center for compulsory drug rehabilitation for 3 months, and the people of the whole country knew about the scandal.
Luo Qi said in an interview:
"I don't know what fans think, but when they think of not being able to sing anymore, they have a dead heart."
In 1998, Luo Qi went to Germany to hide from the limelight and stayed for 6 years.
She met the German Jan for 3 days and got married, and was once suspected by the German government of "fake marriage" for the sake of residency. The relevant departments observed for 4 months before they recognized their legal marital status.
Her German husband contacted the local medical institution and used more advanced treatment methods to help her completely relieve her addiction.
In 2004, Luo Qi returned to China, and she and her husband went to the Nanjing Drug Rehabilitation Center where they had stayed for 3 months, held a public welfare activity, and sang a song "Eternal Day" with her metallic voice.
At the end of 2013, Luo Qi participated in the second season of "I Am a Singer", but retired from the competition due to the proximity of the production period.
On April 18, 2014, Luo Qi gave birth to a son in Berlin, with his mother's surname Luo, and the Chinese name was "Luo Zhao".
Her husband is reportedly a Dutchman with a Ph.D. in Western literature.
It seems that Luo Qi has divorced her German husband.
Luo Qi is the first drug-related artist in the mainland to be dealt with by the public security organs, and the first female artist involved in drugs.
<h1 class= "pgc-h-arrow-right" >4, Jinggang Mountain</h1>
Jinggangshan, born in 1967 in Jinan, Shandong Province, debuted at the age of 19.
In 1993, Jinggangshan signed a contract with Dadi Records Co., Ltd., becoming one of the first singers to sign a record company in China, and immediately launched a personal album "Can I Still Love You".
His most famous title song was "Only You in My Eyes" released in 1995, and later Wahaha Pure Water asked him to be a spokesperson and used this song as an advertising song.
With the indiscriminate bombardment of advertisements on major television stations across the country, Jinggangshan and this song "Only You in My Eyes" have become particularly popular.
On October 13, 2003, Jinggangshan was preparing to board a plane for Xi'an at the VIP channel of Capital Airport.
At the security checkpoint, Jing Gangshan held a cigarette box in his hand, but the conscientious and responsible security inspector insisted that he put the cigarette box in a small plastic basket.
This small plastic basket is specially used for keys, mobile phones, lighters and other personal belongings, and it is also necessary to check.
When the security inspectors opened the cigarette box, they did not find the cigarette, but three small plastic bags containing marijuana, ecstasy and heroin.
Jinggangshan was then taken to the terminal police station for investigation.
Among these items, there were ecstasy 0.25 grams, marijuana 4.75 grams, and heroin about 2 grams, adding up to less than 10 grams.
According to the sentencing standards for the crime of illegal possession of drugs, 10 grams is a crime based on the strictest heroin or methamphetamine.
In addition, there is no evidence that Jinggangshan may have the possibility of trafficking, smuggling and manufacturing drugs, so he can only be punished administratively.
That night, Jinggangshan was fined 2,000 yuan and then transferred to another flight to leave the capital airport.
This incident was widely reported by the media and became a hot event in the entertainment industry at that time.
Jinggangshan is filming the TV series "24 Hours of Police", and he responds:
"If there was such a thing, would I still be able to make a scene?"
He said that he stayed at the airport police station because of the IDENTITY card problem: he accidentally put the ID card in the washing machine and washed it, and it was used as a fake ID card, and later his wife sent a passport to make the trip.
At one point, the news came out that the brokerage company in Jinggangshan wanted to sue the media for slander.
"24 Hours of Police", the plot setting imitates the American drama "24 Hours", telling the story of the shocking suspense between the drug police and drug traffickers that occurred in the 24 hours of The International Drug Rehab Day.
Doesn't that sound ironic?
Jinggangshan is the first artist in the mainland to be administratively punished for drug involvement!
<h1 class= "pgc-h-arrow-right" >5, toward Lomon</h1>
Asagiri is the keyboardist of Zero Point, and the online information is not exhaustive.
In 1989, Zero Point Band was founded in Hohhot, Inner Mongolia, and initially as an accompaniment band.
Based on the above information, it can be roughly inferred that Chao Luomeng is a post-60s from Inner Mongolia.
In 2004, the Qingdao Flower Appreciation Festival invited Sha Baoliang, Zero Point Band, Zhou Hui, Adu and Lin Junjie to perform on stage.
After the performance on the evening of April 9, Sha Baoliang and some members of the Zero Point Band went to the Crystal Flower Nightclub on Jiangxi Road, located near the Jieshen Hotel, where they stayed.
At about 1:00 a.m. on the 10th, 4 police cars sped to the door of the nightclub, bringing out 21 people suspected of taking ecstasy from inside.
According to reports at the time, at least 15 of the 21 were the nightclub's escorts, and the rest were entertainers.
Due to the large number of people, a total of 3 police stations were detained, and each person was released after paying a fine of 5,000 yuan.
The identities of three of these artists can be determined, namely Sha Baoliang and the guitarist Da Mao (Li Ying) of Zero Point Band, and the keyboardist Chao Luomeng.
It may also be that there are only these three artists, and the remaining 18 are all escort ladies.
Of the three artists, only Asahi Lomon tested positive for urine, and the other two were negative.
The agency initially denied it, but then couldn't hide it and had to hold a press conference.
At the press conference, Da Mao cried uncontrollably and announced that he would quit the band with Chao Lo meng.
Although he tested negative for hairy urine, he thought his actions had had a negative impact on the band and quit.
In July 2005, Daimao returned to Zero Point.
In 2010, Da Mao's younger brother ErMao (Li Xiaojun, band drummer) was arrested by the police for drug abuse, and he confessed that he had allowed his brother and others to take drugs, and both brothers tested positive for urine.
Since lead singer Zhou Xiaoou had left the team in 2008, the media joked: Zero Point Band finally "returned to zero"!
This is the first case of artist brothers and bands collectively involved in drug incidents in the mainland!