Scion of Dalian Wanda accused of sending abusive texts to online celebrity


Wang Sicong has crossed a line with the Chinese public after abusive texts were made public by a woman. Sun Yining found herself forced to deal with increasingly aggressive conversations with Wang. — SCMP

One of China’s most famous scions of an ultra-wealthy family is taking heat after a series of leaked WeChat conversations showed he bullied, threatened and begged a woman who rejected his advances.

Wang Sicong, the 33-year-old son of Wang Jianlin, the billionaire founder of Dalian Wanda Group, has been accused of using his status to pressure an online celebrity into dating him.

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