Hu Liren mentioned in the program the Zhao Guangjun case he had talked about before, saying that Zhao Guangjun assaulted and sexually assaulted others, that these things had already happened, and that the victims had medical reports as well as police records.
Anti-communist figure Chen Shuguang, who suffered a concussion after being beaten by Zhao Guangjun, has made evidence of the incident public. This includes the initial police report records, court documentation, a 50-page hospital concussion diagnosis report, and video testimony from on-site eyewitnesses.
Zhao Guangjun was arrested by U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) officers in Indiana and is currently being held in an immigration detention center in Kentucky, sparking public controversy between overseas democracy activists calling for his rescue and opponents publicly exposing his actions.
Yang Zili posted in a group, accusing Hu Liren of exaggerating the severity of the incident where Zhao Guangjun hit someone, and defended Zhao Guangjun. Hu Liren responded by listing facts such as Zhao Guangjun causing a mild concussion, threatening others with a knife, and sexually harassing Li Huanjun, criticizing Yang Zili for evading the truth and defending someone with a long record of misconduct.
During his protest outside the Chinese embassy in Washington after illegally crossing the border into the United States, former Chinese military special forces soldier Zhao Guangjun violently beat and injured Chen Shuguang, a petitioner in his 60s from Guangdong, over trivial daily life matters at a residence near Arlington National Cemetery, and attempted to attack him with a knife.