Sun Meihua Found After 26 Years, Villager Accuses "Dragon Uncle" of Rape and Exploitation

Sun Meihua, a 58-year-old woman, was found on September 8, 2026, after being missing for 26 years. A villager accused "Dragon Uncle," a man in his 70s, of raping and exploiting her for money. However, there has been no official statement or media report on the matter.

A video circulating online shows a villager saying, "When she first arrived, she was very white and beautiful. The old man ruined her himself and then used her to make money, torturing her until she lost control of her bowels and eventually went crazy. If she hadn't gone crazy, she might not have survived."

The video and photos of Sun Meihua when she was younger have been circulating online for 10 days, but no one has confirmed or denied the allegations.

According to online information, Sun Meihua was born in Beijing in 1968 and lived with her family near the Second Ring Road. She went missing around 2000, when she was 32 years old, and her family reported her disappearance to the police. In April this year, a blogger who helps people find their relatives met Sun Meihua in a village in Shandong Province's Cao County. She was living with a man called "Dragon Uncle," who was about 20 years older than her. The blogger posted a video of Sun Meihua online, which showed her with unclear mental status, still speaking with a Beijing accent, and able to write her name and the names of her relatives.

On September 8, after a DNA test, Sun Meihua was taken back to Beijing by her brother. Her parents have passed away, and her sister lives in the United States.

The villager's accusations against "Dragon Uncle" include rape, exploitation, and torture, which correspond to several articles in the Criminal Law. However, these allegations have not been confirmed, and it is possible that they may have been exaggerated or distorted.

The case raises several questions, including how Sun Meihua ended up in the village, who "Dragon Uncle" is, and why Sun Meihua's identity card was in his possession. The authorities have not released any information on the case, and no one has been held accountable.

In a similar case in Jiangsu Province in 2022, a woman was found to have been sold to a man, who claimed to have "rescued" her. The case led to the arrest of several officials and the dismissal of the county party secretary and county head.

The Sun Meihua case has sparked concerns about human trafficking and exploitation in China. The authorities have a responsibility to investigate and hold those responsible accountable.

The article concludes by stating that the case is not just about Sun Meihua but also about the system's failure to protect vulnerable individuals and the need for greater transparency and accountability.

The author, Li Yuchen, calls for the authorities to investigate the case and provide answers to the many unanswered questions.

The article includes several images and videos, including a photo of Sun Meihua and a video of the villager making the accusations against "Dragon Uncle."

The author's WeChat account is li2026yuchen.

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The author has written several other articles on related topics, including "I Shouldn't Forgive Zhao Kongliang" and "The True Story of the " Thousand Words" Incident."

The article ends with a call to action, urging readers to share the article and help spread the truth about the Sun Meihua case.