District 18 News
Written by: Lu Ningmin, Chen Kangzhi, and Deng Yongzhong
2020-01-20 12:42
Last updated: 2020-01-20 12:42Is there a game card shop full of paper dolls to scare others? A game card shop on the first floor of Changsha Bay Tianyue Plaza was filmed by netizens with a picture of dolls and red lights shining on the glass. Some netizens said that because the opposite store had promised to "top shop", but in the end, they retorted, causing the rental capacity to erode for three months, resulting in "Feng Shui Zhen" revenge. The reporter went to the place to find out today, and found that the red light was still shining, but the paper doll had been put back on the ground, and a Pepe was attached to the door to wave the spring. No responsible person appeared.
Shop 145 has not been rented out yet. The whiteboard on the window says "CARDHUB will meet with players for the first time in February." It is suspected that CARDHUB will rent the office next month (photo by Cai Zhengbang)
The original tenant claimed that the biogas was severely complained to the FEHD
The shop accused of hanging paper dolls and red lights is located at No. 145. It was originally a game card store, Phantom Cards. The store has now moved to No. 169. According to the male person in charge of Phantom Card Agency, from 2016 to 2018, the original lease of Shop 145 at Tianyue Plaza in Changsha Bay was operated for about two years, and the card game was operated. However, the problem of biogas on Shop 145 was serious. I have complained to Shihuan. I also reported to the owner and the management office many times that it was unsuccessful. In 2018, Shop 145 at Tianyue Plaza was rented 10%, and then moved to Shop 169. As seen at the scene, Shop 145 has not been rented out yet, and the whiteboard on the window says "CARDHUB will meet with players for the first time in February". It is suspected that CARDHUB will lease the place next month.
The paper dolls that had been hung were put back on the ground. (Photo by Cai Zhengbang)
Shop 145 has not been rented out yet, and there are a few sundries in the shop. (Photo by Cai Zhengbang)
According to the male person in charge of Phantom Card, the management office of Tianyue Plaza was poorly managed, and the problem of dripping water from the vents and air conditioners in the venue continued for many years. (Supposed to have 20 of them. "Many street visitors walked around the field to sell cards, but the management office" reached "will not drive them out to sell businessmen on the field. The man in charge of Phantom Card said that many shops in the venue were suspected to belong to the same owner. He claimed that he learned from the online pictures that 145 shops were once hung with paper and dolls, but he was unwilling to comment on the incident, saying that he was "hanging idle" and hanging the line.
A picture was posted at the scene, referring to Shop No. 106, which had been splashed with red oil, which was mistaken for red oil. (Photo by Cai Zhengbang)
As for Shop No. 106, which is located opposite the “Paper Shop”, the Xinxing Card Agency was drenched with red oil earlier, but someone posted a poster that read “I want to drench 107, and I ’m wrong.” "Oil", although red oil has been cleaned up, there are still a small amount of red paint on the ground. Shop No. 106 is currently hiring. In the handwritten advertisement for leasing, two stickers of "Recovering Hong Kong" were pasted. The store also issued a statement on Facebook on December 30 last year, stating that the door was splashed with red paint, and four black and white characters were scattered on the ground, printed with "Tianyue black store" paper. No complaints were reported to the police.
Checking the information, in the early morning of December 30 last year, a shop selling game cards on the first floor of Tianyue Plaza was splashed with red oil, and the glass door was stained with a large amount of oil. In the early morning of August 10, 2018, a glass window on the first floor of Tianyue Plaza that exclusively sold the "Yu-Gi-Oh!" Card game was also drenched in oil.