Chinese actress Wan Qianhui (Wan Qianhui) revealed that she was a victim of theft in Paris, France.

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On the 29th, Wan Qianhui reported on SNS that her camera had been stolen. She explained, "It was just for a moment... I think it was about 30 seconds... when I looked back, it was already gone." According to Wan Qianhui, while her team was filming around the Eiffel Tower, a local approached them, offering to "help with photography." While distracted by this person, the camera, which had been temporarily placed on a bench, reportedly disappeared.

The camera's memory card contained photos taken during local events, and no backup had been made. They searched the area to see if the culprit had discarded the memory card, but it was not found. Although the police were notified, it is said to be difficult to apprehend the culprit immediately.

Wan Qianhui expressed her disappointment, stating, "The Paris L'Oréal show, photos from when we departed, venue photos, product photos. Everything was in the camera." While some photos taken by the photographer with a small camera remain, she added, "For now, I've borrowed a camera and am rushing to retake photos. As for the show, it's already over, so there's nothing that can be done. How did this happen? My mind is still blank. It feels too unreal. Having lived in China for 33 years, I've never experienced anything like this."

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Furthermore, on the 30th, she declared, "I want to get it back somehow!" and posted photos on SNS of her holding a banner near the scene stating that her camera had been lost. She wrote, "I hope the people who took the camera, or their friends and associates, see this post. You're going to deal with it somewhere anyway, so wouldn't it be the same no matter who you deal with? Let's talk. I intend to buy it back."From Wan Qianhui's Weibo
She then stated, "Now, all I can do is hope that I can negotiate with this group (of perpetrators). Tomorrow, I plan to visit several flea markets and look for it. What's important isn't the camera, but the footage of the Paris L'Oréal show, which cannot be re-shot. To all the brands, I'm truly sorry." And she concluded, "Lastly, I want to say that precisely because it's so safe inside my home, I must be truly careful when going out! Outside (abroad) is completely different from inside my home (China)!" (Translation/Editing: Kitada)