演员王星失联事件后续：其他艺人分享类似经历，“都是假的，千万不要来”

目前，中国演员王星于泰国-缅甸边境失联事件传来更多后续相关信息。

据多家媒体报道，中国演员王星于1月2日晚从上海浦东机场出发，3日凌晨抵达泰国曼谷后乘坐剧组安排的车辆。期间，王星通过定位与女友嘉嘉保持联络。然而，1月3日中午，王星在泰国-缅甸边境失联。

根据一张网络流传截图，王星的最后一条微信朋友圈显示他位于泰国湄索镇。该镇属于泰国达府，位于泰缅边境，与缅甸的妙瓦底隔莫艾河（Moei River）相望。

王星的女友嘉嘉（网名“失眠爹地”）随即报警，并向中国驻曼谷大使馆和驻清迈总领馆求助。1月5日深夜，嘉嘉通过微博发布长文求助，并表示将于1月6日赴曼谷报警。在搜集线索过程中，嘉嘉结识了多名自称有类似遭遇的演员。

1月6日，微博话题“演员王星在泰缅边境失联”登上热搜榜首，吸引广泛关注，多位中国艺人纷纷转发相关信息。

根据嘉嘉提供的信息，王星此前在某演员群内收到试戏通知，流程看似正规，并通过微信与剧组统筹“颜十六”联系。在试戏成功后，王星被要求赴泰国进组拍戏。据嘉嘉透露，王星登机后，“颜十六”要求其拍照和录制视频以确认登机。

1月6日，演员邓友转发了相关求助内容，并公开自己险些被骗的经历，同时曝光了与“颜十六”的聊天记录，提醒同行注意防范。邓友提到，自己曾被要求补办护照，并被承诺一定会让他参与拍摄。

另一名演员徐大久在评论区透露，自己刚刚从人贩子手中逃脱，并称“应该是同一个剧组”。随后，徐大久发布视频，揭露此类假剧组以赴泰国拍摄为名进行诈骗，实则将人送至缅甸。他表示：他们会为你预订曼谷机场的返程机票，看似安全，但上车后便危险了。他还指出，剧组购买的高价机票可免费退票，实际是为了降低成本并隐藏行骗意图。

徐大久表示，他抵达曼谷机场后以疲惫为由拒绝上车，并收取了剧组支付的1200元定金后离开。在机场录制视频时，他提到自己咨询了泰国朋友和酒店前台，确认了剧组确实替他预定了距离机场5小时车程外的湄索县，靠近缅甸边境。但尽管剧组方面催促他尽快启程，他最终借口疲劳，选择先入住机场附近的酒店，从而逃过一劫。

1月6日上午，徐大久在接受记者采访时透露，他已回国并与王星家属取得联系。他确认王星已被带入缅甸妙瓦底的一处园区，目前头发已被剃光，并通过视频证实其处境，但因安全原因不便公开视频内容。徐大久称他们都是电诈相关人口贩卖的受害者。

但嘉嘉称，并没有与王星取得联系。并表示不相信徐大久的说法。

根据相关从业人员分析，泰国目前正在建设国际影视基地，许多和中国有联系的剧组确实在泰国拍摄。因此邀请演员前往泰国的请求，在演员们看来的确有一定可信度。

王星毕业于上海大学电影学院，毕业后就一直在上海拍戏，曾出演《狐妖小红娘月红篇》中的牧童角色，并在过《玫瑰的故事》《猎罪图鉴》《女心理师》《我哥我嫂》等多部热播剧中担任配角。

数月前已发生过类似事件

随着王星事件曝光，此前发生的类似事件获得了更多关注：2024年9月，主持人谭瑜兮，又名谭昭君，在联系一位外号“小四角”的凯里老乡之后，前往缅北，从此人间蒸发。其家人怀疑“小四角”以提供理想的工作机会为诱饵，将谭昭君骗至缅北。谭的家人和热心网友通过各种渠道发消息、打电话，甚至在社交媒体上发文求助，但并未得到广泛关注，谭至今失联。

谭瑜兮，贵州凯里人，和王星一样履历出众，她参加过北京电视台的2023年特别春晚录制，获得第十二届全国影视艺术金尚奖杰出主持人奖。

中国政府回应
中国驻泰国大使馆表示，已接到报警并与家属保持联系，正在积极处理此事，并多次发布警示信息，提醒公民警惕相关风险。据极目新闻报道，警方已建议嘉嘉尽快在泰国报警并向中国使领馆求助。

中国驻清迈总领事馆工作人员透露，领馆1月3日已接到王星家属的求助，并就处理方式提供了详细指导。领馆表示，将持续跟进案件进展，按照职责维护中国公民的安全与合法权益。工作人员还指出，针对类似事件，领馆的公众号和疑似事发地的湄索机场均已设置相关提醒。

泰国、缅甸方面回应

据泰国媒体报道，泰国GMM格莱美公司方刚得知消息，目前对此案暂不知情，公司方正在调查受害人家属所提及的自称GMM格莱美公司员工、并以此身份联络中国演员赴泰拍戏的嫌疑人“颜十六”的身份，若有进展，公司方会第一时间做出回应。

另外，泰国记者在与湄索县警局的警方取得联系采访后确定，警方此前并不知道此事，待收到受害者家属报案后，会协调中国驻泰大使馆做进一步调查。

一名从事泰缅边境救援工作的人士对《西港日记》表示，这个新闻很大，泰国应该都会介入，军队回去找，应该很快就会回来。

来源：综合都市快报、重庆广电第1眼、潇湘晨报（记者 吴陈幸子）、极目新闻（丁鹏、刘琴）、红星新闻、公众号“阿龙闯荡记”

English translation:

Chinese actor Wang Xing’s disappearance at the Thailand-Myanmar border has received significant media coverage, with new details emerging.

According to multiple reports, Wang Xing departed from Shanghai Pudong Airport on the evening of January 2. He arrived in Bangkok, Thailand, early on January 3 and boarded a vehicle arranged by the production team. During this period, Wang Xing stayed in contact with his girlfriend, Jia Jia (online alias: "Sleepless Daddy"), via location sharing. However, communication was lost by noon on January 3, near the Thailand-Myanmar border.

A widely circulated screenshot of Wang Xing’s final WeChat post indicated that he was near Mae Sot District in Tak Province, Thailand, which lies along the Thailand-Myanmar border, separated from Myanmar’s Myawaddy by the Moei River.

After losing contact, Jia Jia immediately reported the incident to the police and sought assistance from the Chinese Embassy in Bangkok and the Chinese Consulate-General in Chiang Mai. On the night of January 5, she posted a detailed appeal for help on Weibo, stating that she planned to file a police report in Bangkok on January 6. In the process of gathering information, Jia Jia connected with other actors who claimed to have had similar experiences.

On January 6, the Weibo hashtag “Actor Wang Xing Missing at the Thailand-Myanmar Border” trended to the top, drawing widespread attention. Many Chinese celebrities shared the information to raise awareness.

According to Jia Jia, Wang Xing had previously received a casting notice in an actors' group. The process appeared legitimate, and he later connected with the production team coordinator, "Yan Shiliu," via WeChat. After passing the audition, Wang Xing was instructed to travel to Thailand to join the crew. Jia Jia stated that once Wang Xing boarded the flight, Yan Shiliu asked him to take photos and videos as proof of boarding.

On January 6, actor Deng You shared Jia Jia's plea on social media and disclosed his own near-miss with a similar scam. He also published screenshots of his chats with Yan Shiliu, warning fellow actors to be cautious. Deng You revealed that he had been asked to reissue his passport and was promised a role in the production.

Another actor, Xu Dajiu, commented that he had recently escaped from human traffickers, claiming it was likely the same crew. Xu later posted a video exposing the fraudulent production teams that lure victims to Thailand for filming, only to send them to Myanmar. He explained that while these teams book return flights from Bangkok to appear credible, victims face danger once they board the arranged vehicles. He also pointed out that the expensive flights were booked because they could be refunded without penalty, reducing costs and masking the scam's intent.

Xu shared that after arriving at Bangkok airport, he refused to board the vehicle, citing fatigue. He kept the 1,200 yuan deposit paid by the crew and left. In a video recorded at the airport, Xu stated that he had consulted local Thai friends and hotel staff to verify details. He confirmed that the crew had booked a hotel for him in Mae Sot, approximately a five-hour drive from the airport near the Myanmar border. Despite the crew urging him to proceed, he decided to stay at a nearby hotel, avoiding the trap.

On the morning of January 6, Xu Dajiu told reporters that he had returned to China and contacted Wang Xing’s family. He confirmed that Wang Xing had been taken to a compound in Myawaddy, Myanmar, where his head was shaved. Xu claimed to have verified this through video communication but could not share the footage for safety reasons. He asserted that both he and Wang Xing were victims of human trafficking linked to telecom scams, stating, "He (Wang Xing) is the third batch, I was the second."

However, Jia Jia denied having made contact with Wang Xing and expressed doubt about Xu’s statements.

Industry Analysis and Background:

According to industry insiders, Thailand is currently developing an international film base, and many production teams with ties to China do conduct filming in Thailand. As a result, invitations for actors to travel to Thailand for projects may appear credible to actors.

About Wang Xing:
Wang Xing graduated from Shanghai University’s Film Academy and worked in Shanghai after graduation. He appeared in several productions, including Fox Spirit Matchmaker: Yuehong Chapter as the shepherd boy, and had supporting roles in popular dramas like The Story of Rose, Under the Microscope, Psychologist, and My Brother and Sister-in-Law.

Similar Incidents in the Past:

The recent exposure of Wang Xing’s case has drawn attention to similar incidents that occurred earlier.

In September 2024, TV host Tan Yuxi, also known as Tan Zhaojun, disappeared after traveling to northern Myanmar. She had been in contact with a fellow native from Kaili, nicknamed "Xiao Sijiao," who allegedly lured her with the promise of an ideal job opportunity. Since then, Tan has vanished without a trace.

Despite her family and concerned netizens spreading the word through various channels, making phone calls, and posting pleas for help on social media, the incident failed to gain widespread attention, and Tan remains missing to this day.

Tan Yuxi, a native of Kaili in Guizhou Province, had an impressive career, much like Wang Xing. She participated in the recording of Beijing Television’s 2023 Special Spring Festival Gala and won the 12th National Film and Television Art Jinshang Award for Outstanding Host.

Chinese Government's Response:
The Chinese Embassy in Thailand stated that they had received the report and were in contact with Wang Xing’s family. The Embassy emphasized that they were actively addressing the case and had repeatedly issued warnings to Chinese citizens about similar risks. According to Jimu News, the police advised Jia Jia to report the case in Thailand and seek assistance from the Chinese diplomatic missions.

The Chinese Consulate-General in Chiang Mai confirmed that they received the family’s appeal on January 3 and provided detailed guidance on handling the matter. The Consulate pledged to follow up on the case and safeguard the safety and rights of Chinese citizens within its jurisdiction. The staff also noted that warnings about such incidents were published on the Consulate's official social media accounts and displayed at Mae Sot Airport.

Responses from Thailand and Myanmar:
According to Thai media, GMM Grammy, a major entertainment company in Thailand, stated that it had only just learned of the incident and was unaware of the details. The company is investigating the alleged involvement of "Yan Shiliu," who reportedly claimed to be a GMM employee while contacting Chinese actors for the production. The company promised to issue an update as soon as progress was made.

Meanwhile, Thai journalists confirmed with Mae Sot Police that the authorities were previously unaware of the case but would coordinate with the Chinese Embassy once the victim's family filed a formal report.

A rescue worker specializing in Thailand-Myanmar border operations told Sihanoukville Journal that this news is significant, adding, “Thailand will likely intervene. The military will step in, and he (Wang Xing) should be found soon.”