4 Chinese suspects left the country through Incheon Airport and returned to China on the day of the incident

Date2026.09.24

LocationIncheon, South Korea

Fact statusReported

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Four Chinese nationals suspected of vandalizing the "Xi Jinping" Chinese restaurant departed through Incheon Airport on September 24, the day of the incident, and returned to China.

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2026-10-02 17:03 · 韩国法院对涉嫌破坏“习近平”中餐厅并喷洒农药的4名中国籍男子签发拘留证，4人案发当天已离境返华，餐厅因怕再遭破坏撤下8年招牌更名营业。

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Caused 4 Chinese Men Spray-Paint and Vandalize 'Xi Jinping' Chinese Restaurant in Seongnam, South Korea Before Leaving the Country

09.24 ·Reported ·Importance III ·城南市

This event 4 Chinese suspects left the country through Incheon Airport and returned to China on the day of the incident 2026.09.24 · Reported

Effect

Follow-up South Korea's Suwon District Court issues detention warrants for 4 Chinese suspects

10.01 ·Reported ·Importance III ·韩国城南市

Follow-up Chinese Restaurant in Seoul, South Korea Vandalized by Chinese Nationals

09.24 ·Reported ·Importance III ·Seoul, South Korea

Follow-up Four Chinese Suspects Vandalize Restaurant in South Korea Named “Xi Jinping”

09.24 ·Reported ·Importance III ·城南市

Part of

Chinese Restaurant Named 'Xi Jinping' in Gyeonggi Province, South Korea, Vandalized by Four Chinese Men

09.28 ·Reported ·Importance III ·South Korea

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Sayings · 2026-10-02 17:02 A South Korean court issued detention warrants for 4 Chinese nationals suspected of vandalizing a "Xi Jinping" Chinese restaurant and spraying pesticide. The 4 had already left the country and returned to China on the day of the incident. The restaurant, fearing further vandalism, took down its 8-year-old sign and reopened under a new name.

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