A lawsuit involving TRON founder Sun Yuchen and actress Jing Tian has moved into the public spotlight after the topic "Sun Yuchen sues Jing Tian" reached No. 1 on Weibo's entertainment trending list, according to ChainCatcher. In an earlier report cited by ChainCatcher and attributed to Sina Entertainment, lawyer Zhang Qihuai said Sun had filed a civil lawsuit over a property dispute against Jing, identified in the report as "Jing," along with her parents. The amount in dispute was described as more than 30 million yuan, and the case has been formally accepted by the court.
Zhang said the plaintiff had also applied for property preservation measures. After the case was accepted, the defendants raised an objection to the court's jurisdiction in accordance with legal procedure. That objection is still under review, meaning the case has not yet entered the substantive trial stage and there is no final judgment so far.
The report added that Zhang is a well-known lawyer in China and has previously worked on several high-profile cases. In a recent Weibo post, he said he would participate in the matter as counsel, though ChainCatcher noted that there has been no confirmation from Sun's side regarding that role.
The topic "Sun Yuchen sues Jing Tian" climbed to No. 1 on Weibo's entertainment trending list, according to ChainCatcher.
In an earlier report, ChainCatcher cited Sina Entertainment as saying that Sun Yuchen's lawyer, Zhang Qihuai, had stated that Sun filed a civil lawsuit over a property dispute against Jing, identified as "Jing," and her parents. The amount in dispute exceeds 30 million yuan, and the case has already been formally accepted by the court.
The plaintiff has applied for property preservation measures. After the court accepted the case, Jing's side lodged a jurisdictional objection in accordance with legal procedure. That objection is still being reviewed by the court. The case has not yet entered substantive hearings, and there is no final ruling at this stage.
The report said Zhang is a prominent lawyer in China who has previously handled several closely watched cases, including Wang Baoqiang's divorce case, the second-instance trial in the Li Tianyi case, and Sun Yang's doping case. In a recent Weibo post, Zhang said he would act as counsel in this matter, though there has so far been no confirmation from Sun Yuchen's side on that身份.
This article was originally published by Bit.Fan. For more cryptocurrency news and market insights, visit www.bit.fan. Disclaimer:
The market information, project data, and third-party content displayed on this platform are for industry information sharing only and do not constitute any form of investment advice or return commitment.
Cryptocurrency trading carries high risks. Users should fully assess their risk tolerance and make independent decisions. All profits, losses, and legal responsibilities are borne by the users themselves.
