Los Angeles Wildfire Rampage: Anthony Wong Chau-Sang: 'Led Back to the Ancient Times by Idiots'

Wildfires continue to rage across Los Angeles, California, resulting in at least 25 deaths and the destruction of tens of thousands of buildings. Actor Anthony Wong Chau-Sang lashed out on Facebook: “California has finally been dragged back to the ancient times by a bunch of idiots. Demonstrating to the world the power of idiots. So, idiots are everywhere around the world. Idiots have no racial, class, gender, or sexual orientation boundaries.” He believes that human error outweighs natural disaster in causing this California fire.

Some netizens believe that during California's drought season winter, reservoirs were being repaired and all water sources were drained, making it impossible to respond to the wildfires in time. Anthony Wong personally replied: “They spent the whole year, not knowing what they were doing, and now they’re being scolded.” Some believe the true situation is unclear, urging not to jump to conclusions or speak recklessly.

Rumored Mansion Destroyed: Feng Xiaogang: Sorry to Disappoint You

In addition, rumors circulated online that Chinese director Feng Xiaogang's local mansion was affected, with reports that his countless collectibles were destroyed, resulting in heavy losses. On the 14th, Feng Xiaogang refuted the rumors on his friends' circle: “Many friends have inquired continuously, hereby I refute, first of all, I have been filming in Haikou, I am well, secondly, I have no house that was burned. Those concerned about me, please do not believe in rumors. To those gloating, sorry to disappoint you, I will notify you first if anything unfortunate happens to me.” He also stated that he would reserve the right to pursue legal action against the rumor makers.

As this world entertainment capital takes a heavy blow, Hollywood stands united, with entertainment and film industry giants including Disney, Warner Bros., Sony, Paramount, and major streaming platforms like Netflix and Amazon generously donating funds. These industry giants hope that Hollywood can be rebuilt swiftly, with a Warner Bros. representative stating: “Our studio has been here for over 100 years, we must help the victims recover from this disaster and rebuild, no matter how long it takes.”

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