Cai Yunqin posted a photo with Pan Gangda in mid-May to say goodbye. (Picture/Taken from Cai Yunqin’s IG)
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In January, it was revealed that Pan Gangda was divorcing his screenwriter wife Cai Yunqin, which caused uproar in the city. This magazine received news that Pan Gangda's ex-wife Cai Yunqin committed suicide and was cremated this week. Pan Gangda also came to express his condolences and deal with the funeral arrangements.
As soon as the divorce news came out, Cai Yunqin broke down and cried in the community, and even lost control of her emotions several times. She posted on IG that she was forced to have an abortion. After Pan Gangda was discharged from the army, he issued a statement through his lawyer, denying that he had been forced to have an abortion. They hoped to return to their respective lives after the divorce, and the incident gradually calmed down.
Cai Yunqin posted a photo with Pan Gangda to say goodbye in mid-May. (Picture / taken from Cai Yunqin’s IG)
Cai Yunqin, who has always posted on IG, has not posted on IG for more than ten days. The last post on May 21st was to encourage herself, "I want to live." The post was posted on May 19th. In an old photo with Pan Gangda, he wrote the farewell text "Goodbye! My love." Her personal FB has also been turned into a condolence page, with many relatives and friends leaving messages wishing her a happy death.
It is understood that Cai Yunqin has sought medical treatment for emotional problems in the past. In March, she also posted a message saying "You are welcome to predict when I will jump off a building" and also posted a photo of her hospital bed. She has been in poor condition for the past six months, and the news of the regrettable incident is disappointing. Pity.
In response to this, Pan Gangda's agency responded: "Gangda was notified of the incident by his family members. He immediately went to assist the family members in handling the funeral arrangements. Gangda and his family members felt very sad and sad. I hope everyone Give them some space."
"CTWANT" reminds you: You are not a weakling who is brave enough to ask for help, and life will definitely find a way out. Through the 123 steps of gatekeeping - 1 ask 2 respond 3 refer, you and I can become suicide prevention gatekeepers.
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