During a live stream, Liu Yuning was harassed by a stalker over the phone and angrily said: “You have no right to talk to me!”

(Beijing, 28th) Chinese actor Liu Yuning’s popularity soared after starring in the TV drama Zhe Yao. While he often interacts with fans during live streams, he recently received harassing phone calls from a stalker, causing him significant distress. Rarely, he issued a stern warning on stream: “Once this crosses the line, it becomes truly annoying!”

On the 23rd, during a live stream, Liu suddenly received a call. He immediately pointed out it was from a stalker: “I’m used to it. This is not the first, nor will it be the last. He has no right to talk to me.”

He explained that because he likes sharing daily life, stalkers have even appeared at his recording studio and gym, closely monitoring his movements, which made him feel uneasy.

Moreover, while shopping in Xi’an, Liu was followed by over 20 people. His residence and hotel were also surveilled, and he was even disturbed at night by doorbell rings, causing him great stress.

Although some fans suggested reporting to the police, he was lenient, believing these individuals meant no real harm but were simply immature and lacked boundaries. He emphasized understanding fans’ enthusiasm and affection, but urged basic respect and limits.