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Zhang Ruoyun's father's shareholding company was listed as abnormal in operation, and he was suspected of falsifying the information disclosed by the industry

Recently, Shanghai Dayun Film and Television Co., Ltd., a shareholding company owned by Zhang Ruoyun's father Zhang Jian, was included in the list of abnormal operations by the Shanghai Songjiang District Market Supervision and Administration Bureau for concealing the true situation and cheating by publicizing corporate information. On October 18, Zhang Ruoyun's father, Zhang Jian, also added a piece of information on the person subject to enforcement, the subject of the execution was 44040808 yuan, and the enforcement court was the Daxing District People's Court of Beijing Municipality, and the case was filed on October 14.

Zhang Ruoyun's father's shareholding company was listed as abnormal in operation, and he was suspected of falsifying the information disclosed by the industry

According to Tianyan, the company was founded in July 2015 and is 90% owned by Zhang Ruoyun's father, Zhang Jian, as the largest shareholder and suspected actual controller.

Zhang Ruoyun's father's shareholding company was listed as abnormal in operation, and he was suspected of falsifying the information disclosed by the industry

Zhang Ruoyun's financial entanglement with his father has a long history. According to NetEase Entertainment, in July 2019, a property preservation ruling on Great Aim Pictures (Tianjin) Co., Ltd. (hereinafter referred to as "Great Aim") (the payment date was November 2018) was published online, and a total of 60 million yuan of assets under the names of Zhejiang Nanbeihu Mengdu Film Company (hereinafter referred to as "Mengdu Pictures"), artist Zhang Ruoyun and Zhang Ruoyun's father Zhang Jian were frozen.

Subsequently, Great Aim disclosed a dispute with Mengdu Pictures (Zhang Jian's company) and Zhang Ruoyun, and the amount of property preservation became 140 million yuan. This directly caused Zhang Ruoyun to fall into a 140 million yuan default lawsuit.

In response, Zhang Ruoyun announced that he had formally sued his father Zhang Jian in April, and the lawsuit has now been withdrawn. Zhang Ruoyun claimed in the indictment that on the so-called "Cooperation Agreement" signed between Zhang Ruoyun and Huace Film and Television Company, Zhang Ruoyun's signature was forged, and he himself did not receive a penny. However, on September 13, Zhang Ruoyun, his father Zhang Jian, and other first-instance civil rulings showed that Zhang Ruoyun had applied to the court to withdraw the lawsuit and was approved by the court. (Text | ai Finance & Economics Agency Pei Yan)

Zhang Ruoyun's father's shareholding company was listed as abnormal in operation, and he was suspected of falsifying the information disclosed by the industry

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