On the day of May Day, the writer Ming Xiu, who first exposed Gong Mingxia's identity theft, posted a long Weibo.
Because of the attention Gong Mingxia's incident had garnered, her followers had reached 800,000, including various news media outlets.
This lengthy Weibo began with the origins of the pen name "Ming Xiu," then mentioned the creative backgrounds of a series of works such as "The Cook," "Entering the City," "Daqing Concubine," "General's Daughter," "Wan Qiu," "Female Doctor Qiu Jin," and more, along with six popular songs composed under Ming Xiu's name. It also included details about donations made for earthquake relief, poor students, Hope Schools, cooking on the front line of flood control, interview clips, and so on, which were all revealed.
When the length of one post wasn't enough, she managed to put it all into five long Weibo images, and finally expressed all the grievances Gong Mingxia had endured.
