Due to a previous real-name report by a businessman surnamed Wang and related contract disputes, the Shenzhen Intermediate People's Court rejected Liu Xiaoqing's appeal in the second instance, upheld the original verdict, and ordered her to repay the company's debts within the scope of her unpaid capital contribution of 3.4 million yuan.
After the Chaoyang District Court issued a first-instance verdict on Liu Xiaoqing's company and related personnel, the procuratorate officially issued a non-prosecution notice to Liu Xiaoqing herself, deciding not to initiate a public prosecution against her.
After multiple rounds of supplementary investigations and legal defense, Liu Xiaoqing was granted bail on August 15, 2003, and walked out of the detention center the next day along with her sister Liu Xiaohong.
In 2002, Liu Xiaoqing was taken into custody for allegedly evading tens of millions in taxes, where she was detained for 422 days.
Liu Xiaoqing and her boyfriend flew from Beijing to Shenzhen and attempted to take a boat to France via Hong Kong, but they were intercepted by border control officers at the Shenzhen airport ferry terminal who had been notified in advance, causing their escape plan to fail.
After its 1987 release, “Furong Town” caused a sensation, won the Golden Rooster Award, Hundred Flowers Award and international film festival prizes, and the historic town where it was filmed was later renamed Furong Town.
After obtaining the funding for the filming of "Hibiscus Town", Liu Xiaoqing pleaded for Jiang Zemin with Deng Xiaoping, and Deng's door reopened for Jiang Zemin.
After Jiang Zemin repeatedly provoked Liu Xiaoqing with his words at the Deng residence, Deng Xiaoping learned of the matter, and Jiang Zemin was subsequently denied entry to the Deng residence for several months.
Steamed Bun called Lai Changxing and asked him to arrange 2 million yuan within three days to cover the funding gap for the film "Hibiscus Town" starring Liu Xiaoqing.