Zhao Wei · Full chronicle and history

Zhao Wei appeared at Ngee Ann City on Orchard Road in Singapore to attend the Golden Age hair show hosted by her hairstylist friend, and was interviewed on site about her recent situation and her work in film and television.

On March 9, 2026, Tianyancha showed that a 9 million yuan stake in Wuhu Dongrunfa Investment Co., Ltd. under Zhao Wei's name was judicially frozen once again by the Dongcheng District Court in Beijing, with the freeze period extended to March 8, 2029; the freeze has been renewed multiple times since 2021.

Zhao Wei appeared in the Hongyin livestream room of the Menglong Winery and interacted with the host; about 10 minutes later, the livestream feed was cut off and banned.

Zhao Wei posted on Weibo saying she had formally divorced Mr. Huang many years ago; subsequently, an account under China News Service, Guoshi Zhitongche, published a related report that trended on hot search.

In November 2024, Tianyancha showed that Zhejiang Xiangyuan Culture and Tourism, Tibet Longwei Culture Media, and Zhao Wei herself had new information added as persons subject to enforcement, with enforcement targets of 8488 yuan and 5689 yuan respectively, filed by the Hangzhou Intermediate People's Court, totaling 14177 yuan; the news topped the hot search list at number one.

On August 26, 2021, Zhao Wei's works were suddenly taken down by major video platforms in mainland China, her Weibo super topic was banned, her name was removed from cast lists, and related entries on Baidu Baike were deleted or altered.

Zhao Wei appeared at a night party in Chengdu's Tianfu New Area as a Fendi brand ambassador. This was also her last time attending a commercial event in China in her capacity as a star, and she was reportedly divorced from Huang Youlong the same day.

After a French court rejected the extradition of Huang Youlong, Zhao Wei was completely banned across the entire mainland internet, with her social media accounts suspended and multiple film and television works removed.

The China Securities Regulatory Commission (CSRC) issued a warning to Zhao Wei and her husband, fined them 300,000 yuan each, and imposed a 5-year securities market ban.

Zhao Wei's shell company Longwei Media signed a share transfer agreement with Wanjia Culture, attempting to acquire control of Wanjia Culture with high leverage, which ultimately terminated due to financing failure.

Zhao Wei and Huang Youlong invested HK$3.1 billion to acquire a 9.18% stake in Alibaba Pictures. Confidential documents show that the funds were provided by Xiao Jianhua's Tomorrow Holding, with the couple acting as proxy holders.