On October 8, a group chat notice circulated online stated that, having received a notice from the Public Security Bureau and the local police station, all content by Times Fengjun and TFBOYS cannot be published, and some of Zhang Hanrui's large-scale light shows and light projections also cannot be published normally.
On October 8, a fan-support account announced that the originally planned 20-city birthday coffee events had been cancelled for special reasons, reminding fans not to organize any form of offline activities on their own.
On October 6, photos circulated on Weibo showing multiple people holding black-and-white photos of Mu Shecheng on Jianghan Road in Wuhan, with the participants accused of being fans of Wang Lujie.
Graffiti near Chongqing Changjiang International that had previously voiced support for the Shidai Fengjun incident and bore inscriptions such as "Please Allow Girls to Be Themselves" was painted over with white paint, though the lettering is still faintly visible.
On September 10, netizens revealed that Time Fengjun was listed as a key regulatory target, with offline performances and cultural tourism approvals blocked, related documentaries, daily materials, and merchandise facing cold treatment, and the October 6 session of the Luzhou Music Festival also canceled.
On August 25, 2026, it was reported online that a local government department posted a public opinion risk alert in an internal group chat, urging vigilance against the escalation of the Shidai Fengjun incident and to prevent overseas forces from linking it to sensitive political topics such as the Cultural Revolution or June Fourth.
On August 24, someone painted over the earlier graffiti reading “Times Fengjun, a pedophile company,” replacing it with “Please let girls be themselves.”
On August 21, someone graffitied near the site of the Chongqing Times Fengjun incident, writing “Times Fengjun, Pedophile Company” to express an accusation against the company over its pedophilia scandal.
A large number of young people gathered below the Times Fengjun building and sang the national anthem loudly; plainclothes officers and police entered, seized flags and carried out mass arrests, triggering a standoff at the scene.
On August 19, the graffiti wall of Times Fengjun at the Chongqing Yangtze River International was a gathering and check-in spot for fans. Someone used black spray paint to write a large “Long Live the People” slogan, covering a large area of the wall that had originally been filled with the names of idols and fan messages.
On the evening of August 18, 2026, tensions escalated at the protest site outside TF Entertainment in Chongqing, where female fans and protesters splashed water on each other and engaged in physical shoving; police then intervened and detained several people.
From August 17, 2026, outside the Times Fengjun Building in Nan'an District, Chongqing, large groups of young people and celebrity-chasing fans broke into a physical conflict, splashing liquid on each other and brawling; SWAT police subsequently arrived at the scene and took away multiple people.
From August 16 to 18, gatherings, verbal abuse, and blockades triggered by disputes within a fan circle occurred successively outside Changjiang International, below the Shidai Fengjun office building in Nan'an District, Chongqing. Police arrived at the scene to handle the situation and took away several people.