The sudden reported death of Chinese actor Jin Ze at the age of 33 has sent shockwaves across social media, with new allegations surrounding his working conditions sparking heated debate online.

Following news of his passing, a series of alleged chat messages said to have been sent by Jin Ze while he was still alive began circulating widely. The conversations appear to reveal an exhausting work schedule, raising concerns that the actor had been pushed to his physical limits for an extended period of time. At the same time, speculation has emerged that he may have been pressured into attending drinking and entertainment gatherings for industry networking purposes.

In the leaked conversations, Jin Ze reportedly complained multiple times about his overwhelming schedule and deteriorating health. Some messages included alarming remarks such as, “I’m about to suddenly collapse,” “By the time I lie down, it’s already 1 or 2 a.m.,” and “I only finish work at midnight.” These statements have led many netizens to believe the actor had been suffering from severe sleep deprivation and physical exhaustion caused by an intense workload.

Adding to the controversy, an account under the name Li Zifeng allegedly shared additional chat logs believed to be from Jin Ze, claiming the actor had once been forced to participate in social drinking events during his career. Some of the messages contained highly shocking accusations, including claims that he was pressured into accompanying entertainment executives and celebrities at gatherings.

However, the authenticity of all leaked chat records remains unverified at this time. No official confirmation has been provided regarding whether the conversations are genuine, and the serious allegations circulating online have yet to be independently substantiated.

As discussions continue to intensify, many social media users have expressed sorrow over Jin Ze’s passing while also calling for greater awareness regarding working conditions and pressure within the entertainment industry.

Sources: Weibo