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In the dispute between Sun and Hu, there is actually one checkmate move that would leave Hu speechless.



Recently, Tibet and Nepal have been hit by mudslide disasters, and people from all walks of life have been making donations. If Brother Sun announced at this moment that he would donate the entire 30 million—regardless of whether he could ever recover it—to the disaster areas—

first, he would seize the moral high ground; second, he would immediately shut down all doubts: money was never what he wanted.

Once he made that move, anything Hu said in response would sound hollow.
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FloorDetective
2026-09-04
If they really donate, it’s a nice story; if not, that’s the norm. Either way, they’ve gotten their fill of traffic.
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AlgorithmTrader
2026-09-04
Teacher Hu is probably revising his draft overnight right now: How to elegantly praise an opponent
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EmotionThermometer
2026-09-01
Donations can be tax-deductible—Sun is quite shrewd, so don't rush to be moved.
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GasSniffer
2026-09-01
This move is indeed ruthless—what Hu Xijin fears most is being put on the moral high ground and roasted.
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HeadShouldersGuard
2026-09-01
30 million, and you can just donate it like that? Justin Sun’s money counts as money, but retail investors’ money doesn’t, is that it?
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ResistanceRipper
2026-09-01
But the question is, can this money be withdrawn now? It’s frozen, right?
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TheMoonReflectsOnTheTranquil
2026-09-01
First Review
If Sun did really donate, I’d call him the PR genius of the year.
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