Popular Chinese actress and model Zhang Yuxi has made headlines after revealing a deeply personal and traumatic experience during a recent livestream. The actress recounted being the victim of school bullying in middle school, an incident that continues to haunt her years later.

According to Zhang, the bullying occurred after she rejected a male classmate’s romantic confession. The boy, unable to accept her decision, reportedly mobilized a group of male students to confront Zhang outside a music and video store near the school gate. Dressed in white pants, Zhang vividly recalled the group’s aggression, describing how the boys physically lashed out at her.

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Her candid story sparked public outrage and sympathy, with many netizens expressing both sorrow and anger over the traumatic incident. Comments criticized the male student’s cowardice and the broader issue of school bullying, which remains a serious concern in Chinese society and beyond.

Zhang’s revelation was particularly shocking given her elegant public persona. She has often been praised for her striking beauty, with nicknames such as “ prettier than AI ,” “ living doll of C-entertainment ,” and “ romantic drama heroine come to life .”

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Zhang Yuxi initially rose to fame as a social media influencer before transitioning into modeling. Her high-profile romance with Wang Sicong, the billionaire heir and son of Dalian Wanda Group founder Wang Jianlin, brought her further into the spotlight. Though their relationship ended in 2015, rumors suggested that Wang gifted her a luxury villa as a parting gesture.

Post-breakup, Zhang shifted her focus to acting, taking on roles in popular dramas such as:

  • My Little Princess
  • Ruyi’s Royal Love in the Palace
  • Love and Redemption
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While her acting has sometimes sparked debate among critics, Zhang continues to captivate audiences with her stunning visuals and versatility in both historical and modern roles.

Zhang Yuxi’s recent confession has opened important discussions about the long-term effects of school bullying, especially on public figures who often hide personal pain behind glamorous appearances. Her story serves as a powerful reminder that even the most admired stars may carry hidden scars from their past.

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