On October 30, Si Xiaodi posted on Weibo, claiming Li Yundi invited her to a hotel where he allegedly took advantage of her after she had taken sleeping pills. “You wanted to sleep with me, brought me to a hotel, and while I was sound asleep from sleeping pills, I don’t know what dirty things you did,” she wrote. “Then you blocked me. What kind of behavior is this?”
The post rapidly went viral, climbing the Weibo hot search within hours and generating intense discussion. Si continued lashing out at Li in the comments, demanding an explanation within three minutes and sarcastically mocking his reputation as a “great pianist.”
Li Yundi, who previously faced legal trouble in 2021 for soliciting prostitution a scandal that temporarily halted his career had only recently resumed performances in an attempt to restore his public image. This latest accusation, although lacking detailed evidence, threatens to reignite public backlash and derail his comeback efforts.
Interestingly, Si Xiaodi did not specify exactly what occurred that night, leading many netizens to question the context and veracity of the claims. Some pointed out her history of rumored romantic links with male celebrities such as comedian Qin Xiaoxian and singer Li Wenhan.
At present, Li Yundi has not issued any public response, nor has there been any statement from his representatives. With no confirmed evidence made public, the situation remains clouded in speculation.
As this story continues to unfold, it raises fresh concerns about power dynamics, consent, and how accusations substantiated or not can severely impact public figures and discourse in China’s entertainment scene.
Sources: ETtoday星光雲
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