A shocking scandal has erupted in Nanjing, China, involving a 38-year-old man known online as Sister Hong (紅姐), a cross-dressing influencer from Jiangning District.
Sister Hong is accused of secretly recording sexµal encounters with over 1,600 male partners and uploading the footage online for sale. Many victims say they were unaware they were being filmed, and some even discovered their boyfriends or husbands appeared in the videos.
Sister Hong Allegedly Lured Men With Snacks and Feminine Appearance
According to Chinese media reports, Sister Hong would dress in long dresses, wear mid-length wigs with bangs, and apply heavy makeup. Using beauty filters and voice-altering tools, he presented himself as a woman and chatted with male netizens on social media.
He allegedly offered “free sëx” in exchange for items like peanut oil, fruit, or milk, luring men to his home under the pretence of casual hook-ups.
Some Men Didn’t Realise Until It Was Too Late
Police investigations revealed that Sister Hong’s real name is Jiao, and he had tricked 1,691 men into sleeping with him.Some men only realised mid-act that Sister Hong was biologically male. Some reacted with violence, while others chose to continue anyway, saying they were “already there.” There were even cases of repeat visits from some of the men.
Disturbingly, Sister Hong reportedly refused to allow condom use during these encounters.
Netizens Recognized Friends, Partners in Leaked Videos with Sister Hong
Photos and videos began spreading rapidly online, exposing what netizens now refer to as the “Cheating List.” Some clips featured well-known influencers, fitness trainers, and even foreigners.Many people were stunned to spot their boyfriends, husbands, classmates, or colleagues in the footage.
One netizen wrote:
Netizens have now begun calling Jiao by mocking nicknames like “Grandpa Hong” or “Uncle Hong”, saying he should no longer be referred to as a “sister.”
Police Investigation Underway
According to reports, Jiao has been arrested, and investigations are ongoing. There are unconfirmed claims that he may have a sexµally transmitted disease, which could lead to serious legal consequences under Chinese law.If found guilty of knowingly spreading disease, he could be charged with endangering public safety, a crime that can carry the death penalty in China. However, police have stated that there is no evidence yet to confirm whether he has any such illness.
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