Singer Kris Wu has suffered a devastating blow to his career and was recently arrested by Beijing police for allegedly sexually assaulting a minor. He is now in a very difficult situation. Recently, internet celebrity "Du Meizhu" revealed details of his sexual encounters, including phrases like "Wu's signature" and "Mine is big, you have to bear with it," which have become classic lines. Even adult films have jumped on the bandwagon, using his past participation in "The Rap of China" as a theme for their creative interpretations.
The scandal involving Kris Wu's alleged sexual assault has dominated news headlines for days, with his romantic entanglements with various women becoming a hot topic. Now, even the adult channel "Royal Chinese" has jumped on the bandwagon with a new film, its title itself a sarcastic jab: "China's New Thrusting." The cover boldly proclaims, "Word is big, bear with it," causing many netizens to burst into laughter.
Besides the eye-catching cover, the film's male lead is directly named "Afan," not only because of his resemblance to Wu, but also because of his costume and styling. The film also features scenes of actresses holding toothpicks, subtly comparing Wu's genitals to a toothpick, mocking the comparison made to him by "Du Meizhu" as "Wu the Toothpick."
As for the female lead, the actress is "yaya小夜夜," reportedly an exclusive actress for the channel, whose popularity is steadily rising. Due to its sensational nature, the film immediately went viral online upon release, with netizens jokingly commenting, "Keeping up with current events," "Naming it 'A Fan' is really ridiculous," and "Hilarious, keeping up with the trend is so cool."
