“Jolin Tsai’s mentor” was accused of sexual harassment…and forcibly touched the model’s private parts. An insider revealed: There is evidence in hand | Entertainment | CTWANT

Dance teacher Zhang Shengfeng was accused of repeatedly touching the model’s private parts without her consent. (Picture/reproduced from Zhang Shengfeng’s Facebook)

Well-known dance teacher Zhang Shengfeng has worked with big names such as Jolin Tsai, Cyndi Wang, and SHE in the past. At the end of 2022, it was reported that he had temporarily lost contact. He also posted a frustrated post on Facebook, “I have been hurt to the point of no longer having any love. I have decided to leave. I want to Leave this sad world behind.” Fortunately, good news later came out and it was announced that classes would be held in the gym. Unexpectedly, it has now been revealed that he took the opportunity to touch the private parts of models in the name of filming, and at least three people were pawed.

“Uh… I’m sorry, I can’t bear it anymore!” The netizen said in the IG limited time update that his personality could not ignore this incident. Even if he was not the victim, he would never allow his peers to corrupt the photography culture and cause psychological trauma to others, so he decided to The inside story was disclosed, and then the former Jolin Tsai dance teacher Zhang Shengfeng was named. IG photography and Line were all pseudonyms. In the name of shooting, the model touched the other person’s private parts without permission.

The netizen pointed out that there were three victims, one was touched three times, and the other two were touched twice and once respectively. His colleagues were also approached, but they were also brutally attacked. “I witnessed it all with my own eyes.” He stressed that he had relevant evidence in hand and finally understood why some people were afraid to speak out under the authority of celebrities.

From the exposed screenshots of the conversation, it can be seen that the victim’s friend found that he had an ostrich mentality. He told his family what happened, and his mother directly reminded him: “Why did you get touched and didn’t tell you?” Then he realized that he should speak up for himself, because “You didn’t Speak up, who will speak up for you?”

“CTWANT” reminds you: If you or others suffer physical or mental abuse, sexual harassment, or sexual assault, please call 110 to report the crime and then call 113 to find a social worker.