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Zhang Yuxi is done staying quiet.
After weeks of getting dragged through the mud online, the actress’s studio has had enough.
Zhang Yuxi’s team released a fiery official statement calling out the vicious rumours and online abuse she’s been dealing with lately—most of it allegedly coming from netizens tied to Cheng Yi’s fandom.
The post blew up on Weibo within hours, shooting straight to the top of trending.
And honestly, it’s no surprise. Fans and bystanders alike were quick to chime in, either backing Zhang Yuxi or tossing in more firewood.
So what actually happened?
According to her studio, there’s been a deliberate and organised smear campaign against Zhang YuXi.
Some netizens have been spreading false claims, launching personal attacks, and making her the target of online hate mobs.
They even accused some users of teaming up to amplify the slander across platforms like Weibo and Xiaohongshu.
In their statement, the studio didn't mince words.
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They called the behaviour “severe online bullying” and said it’s damaged Zhang Yuxi’s public image and infringed on her legal rights. And now they’re taking action.
The team has already hired lawyers to gather evidence and confirmed that legal steps will follow.
No more warnings—Zhang Yuxi’s ready to take this all the way to court if that’s what it takes to clear her name.
They also urged netizens to stop fueling hate, stand on the side of reason, and help maintain a healthier online environment.
In classic studio PR fashion, they threw in a reminder that Zhang Yuxi values respect and peace—but the subtext is clear: they’re not backing down.
Meanwhile, some netizens have started mocking the whole situation.
Comments like “people with bad tempers and fragile hearts shouldn’t become stars” and “apologise to the bullied male lead first” have popped up under related posts.
The internet remains divided.
Zhang Yuxi, known for her elegance and grace onscreen, isn’t someone you’d normally associate with drama.
But lately, her name’s been caught in storm after storm. And whether it’s due to fan wars, shipping culture, or just plain trolls—she’s decided enough is enough.
So what's next? Probably lawsuits, maybe more chaos online. Either way, this situation’s not cooling down anytime soon.