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| Allen Ren’s Offline Event Turns Chaotic After Flying Object Hits Stage – Studio Responds |
Chinese actor and singer Allen Ren Jialun found himself unexpectedly dodging a fan’s flying ‘gift’ during an offline appearance on 24 July, and the internet’s been buzzing ever since.
According to Sohu Entertainment, the drama star – best known for hit series like Under the Power and One and Only – was attending a live promotional event when someone from the audience threw an object in his direction.
While no injuries were reported and Allen stayed composed, the incident sparked a heated convo online about fan behaviour and event safety.
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Not long after, Ren Jialun Studio dropped an official statement – calm, classy, but firm.
“We know that behind every thrown object is a sincere wish to show love,” they wrote. “But for everyone’s safety and to ensure the event runs smoothly, please don’t toss anything towards the stage or work area.”
The team also politely but clearly pointed out that Allen appreciates the support deeply, but won’t be accepting physical gifts of any kind – whether it’s flowers, plushies, or flying paper cranes.
“He truly treasures everyone’s kindness, but we kindly ask that you refrain from sending or throwing physical items.”
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Fans React: “We Get It, But Some People Go Overboard…”
On Chinese social media, reactions were mixed – with many fans backing the studio’s gentle but necessary reminder.
“I love Ren Jialun too, but throwing stuff is not the way. What if it hits his face?” one netizen commented on Weibo.
Others praised the tone of the statement: clear boundaries, but without scolding.
“This is how you communicate with fans – respect and clarity. Love that his team handled it maturely,” another wrote.
Still, a few joked about the “parabola of love” phrase used in the original Chinese post, saying it was both poetic and hilarious.
Ren Jialun (real name Ren Guochao), born in Qingdao, Shandong in 1989, first started out in professional table tennis before shifting gears into entertainment. He trained in aviation services before fully going into acting and singing, and has since made his mark with steady performances across costume dramas and modern romance series alike.
His most beloved works include Under the Power (锦衣之下), Forever and Ever (一生一世), and The Blue Whisper (驭鲛记). Beyond the screen, he’s known for his low-key public image, strong work ethic, and loyal fanbase – which now includes the occasional overenthusiastic item-flinger.
TLDR:
Allen Ren Jialun got an unexpected object tossed at him by a fan during a live event. His studio responded kindly but firmly, asking fans not to throw things at the stage for safety reasons. Also, no physical gifts, please – just good vibes.