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Dai Jun Recalls Diving Ordeal, Claims Regulator Was Forcefully Removed and He Had to Pay for Photos to Stay Safe

(Beijing, 20th) Chinese TV host Dai Jun recently shared a frightening diving experience that has spa...

ml 2026年3月25日 來源: https://news.seehua.com/post/category/entertainment

(Beijing, 20th) Chinese TV host Dai Jun recently shared a frightening diving experience that has sparked widespread discussion. He revealed that during what was supposed to be a routine dive, his breathing regulator was forcibly removed, putting him in a dangerous situation.

Dai recalled that while he was diving, a group of individuals associated with local tourism suddenly approached him and unexpectedly pulled off his breathing apparatus.

What shocked him further was that the individuals allegedly used the situation as leverage, pressuring him to pay for a photography service. Even after removing his air supply, they asked if he wanted photos taken.

In a moment of panic and without proper breathing support, Dai said he had no choice but to comply, signaling his agreement while urgently requesting the return of his regulator.

He described the incident as a form of coercion, emphasizing how dangerous and distressing the situation was.

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