Recently, Zhao Yazhi's studio issued an article to refute the rumors of "Zhao Yazhi's death". Its studio stated, "Recently, some platforms with no moral bottom line have maliciously published news about Zhao Yazhi's death in order to gain traffic. We have entrusted a law firm to preserve evidence and will take legal action against individuals or institutions that spread and disseminate such rumors." In order to protect the legitimate rights and interests of Ms. Zhao Yazhi. We hope that the media and Internet users who have reproduced or forwarded the aforementioned false information will promptly delete such false information. "
In the comment area of this Weibo post, many netizens did not buy the blogger's apology:
"You said it easily. Have you received the lawyer's letter?"
"Can you just say sorry and be done with it? I know you." How much harm did it cause to Sister Zhi? "
" Some things cannot be replaced by just saying sorry. The Internet is not a place where you can just say that you are not responsible. First of all, you are right to apologize. Secondly, you still have to apologize. Pay for what you do.”
Subsequently, @赵雅智 Studio also retweeted the blog post in response: The Internet is not a lawless place!
Public information shows that Zhao Yazhi is 70 years old this year. She was born on November 15, 1953 in the Kowloon Peninsula of Hong Kong, and her ancestral home is Kaifeng City, Henan Province. In 1973, Zhao Yazhi stood out in the first Miss Hong Kong beauty pageant and won fourth place. She was also named one of the "TVB Four Great Actresses of the 1970s" along with Wang Mingquan, Huang Shuyi and Li Siqi. His representative works include "Shanghai Beach", "Chu Liuxiang", "The Legend of White Snake", etc.
Source: @赵雅智 Studio, Orange Persimmon Interactive, netizen comments, etc.
