Many people still don’t understand one thing: there’s no such thing as so-called tax evasion. If someone wants to target you, they can suddenly slap you with a ton of taxes. Over the past few days, the 13 ministries have been cracking down on the crypto space. I was forcibly taxed, and I didn’t expect Chen Zhen to be taxed too. Don’t you all find this strange? Over the years, this celebrity evades taxes, that celebrity pays back taxes, and the fines and repayments are always close to billions. Fan Bingbing paid 800 million, Viya was around 1 billion, and many other celebrities casually end up with billions or tens of billions. I didn’t understand it before, but later I got it. Normally, government departments don’t care about your transfers back and forth. But when there’s some policy, they’ll slap you with all kinds of baseless charges, all kinds of things they never collected before, and suddenly make you pay up. Maybe a single transfer from years ago will get you labeled as a tax evader. So, if they want to take someone down, it’s too easy. Any large income on their books can be classified as tax evasion. That’s what makes it so terrifying. If they want to destroy a company or ruin someone, they’ll go after taxes. Because that person might be too clean—doesn’t kill, doesn’t commit arson, doesn’t do anything else—they can’t find a chance for political persecution. So, they investigate taxes. Over the years, I’ve come to understand this.