孙宇晨在X发6000字长文《我的女友景甜》引全网围观：景甜斥「碰瓷」，赵长鹏喊话后取关
2026年8月27日晚，波场TRON创始人孙宇晨在X上发布一篇约6000字的长文《我的女友景甜》，自述与演员景甜的一段交往和双方的金钱往来，细节写得绘声绘色，文末却标注「本文纯属虚构」。长文一出全网哗然，相关话题接连登上热搜，孙宇晨本人成了网友围观和调侃的对象，他被网友叫了多年的绰号「孙割」再度刷屏。
长文并非凭空而来。今年5月，网上出现「J姓女星与富豪牵涉代孕和大额金钱纠纷」的匿名爆料，景甜工作室当时发声明否认，称是恶意造谣。8月27日白天，话题「景甜富豪男友疑似孙宇晨」冲上热搜；当晚，孙宇晨的代理律师张起淮公开说明：孙宇晨已就3000余万元财产争议起诉景甜及其父母，法院已立案并申请财产保全，景甜一方提出了管辖权异议；律师称这笔钱属「彩礼」，两人曾谈婚论嫁、今年上半年分手。案件尚未进入实体审理，没有任何判决结果。需要说明的是，长文中关于交往、代孕等说法均为孙宇晨单方叙述，未经司法认定。
景甜工作室当晚发布严正声明，否认恋爱、代孕等传言，称这是「以艺人声誉为要挟的碰瓷行为」，一切交由司法处理。8月28日，景甜本人发文写道：「我过去、现在、未来，都不会为钱出卖我的爱情，更不会出卖我的灵魂。我依然相信爱情，我依然眼光不行，我依然智慧欠奉。但我相信法律，相信善良，相信终究会有的正义和公平。时间会证明一切。」
孙宇晨随后受访时称，这篇长文是他花了十几个小时写完的，「绝大多数是符合我意愿的真实陈述」，但承认文中存在虚构成分。多位法律界人士则指出，相较于3000余万元款项的性质之争，这篇公开长文本身的侵权风险更为明确。
风波在8月29日凌晨迎来高潮。币安创始人赵长鹏在X上发帖喊话：「市场营销激进一点可以，但利用和上升到人身攻击，甚至损害人家未来职业生涯发展，没有必要。直接打官司也比披露不必要的细节好。」他还说，行业应该给自己定更高的标准。不到一小时，孙宇晨回复：「谢谢CZ，说得对。互相尊重，妥善解决，剩下的交给法院。我不再多说了。」赵长鹏随后取关了孙宇晨的账号，「赵长鹏取关孙宇晨」登上热搜。而孙宇晨当天又转发了那篇长文，并另发一帖以「分手就像搬家、关灯锁门」作比，写道：「关灯的声音惊扰了景女士，那不是我的本意。我希望她好。」这距离他说「不再多说了」不过一个多小时，这一幕也成了网友围观的焦点。
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Justin Sun's 6,000-Word X Essay 'My Girlfriend Jing Tian' Ignites an Online Storm: Actress Cries Foul, CZ Rebukes Then Unfollows Him
On the evening of August 27, 2026, TRON founder Justin Sun published a roughly 6,000-word essay on X titled "My Girlfriend Jing Tian," recounting in vivid detail an alleged relationship with actress Jing Tian and the money that passed between them, then labeling the piece, in its final line, "purely fictional." The post detonated online: related topics raced up the trending charts, and Sun himself became the spectacle, with netizens reviving the nickname they have used for him for years, "Sun the Harvester."
The essay did not come out of nowhere. In May, anonymous posts alleged that an actress surnamed J was entangled with a wealthy man in a surrogacy and money dispute; Jing Tian's studio denied the claims at the time as malicious fabrication. On August 27, the topic "Jing Tian's wealthy boyfriend suspected to be Justin Sun" topped the trending list. That evening, Sun's lawyer Zhang Qihuai confirmed publicly that Sun had sued Jing Tian and her parents over a property dispute of more than 30 million yuan, that the court had accepted the case and that asset preservation had been applied for, while Jing Tian's side had filed a jurisdictional objection. The lawyer described the money as bride price, saying the two had planned to marry and split in the first half of the year. The case has not reached a substantive hearing and there is no judgment. The essay's claims about a relationship and surrogacy are Sun's one-sided account and have not been established by any court.
Jing Tian's studio issued a stern statement that night denying the relationship and surrogacy claims, calling the episode "a shakedown that holds an artist's reputation hostage" and leaving everything to the courts. On August 28, Jing Tian posted in her own name: "In the past, now, and in the future, I will never sell my love for money, still less my soul. I still believe in love; my judgment is still poor; my wisdom is still lacking. But I believe in the law, in kindness, and in the justice and fairness that will come in the end. Time will prove everything."
Sun later said in an interview that he had spent more than ten hours writing the essay and that "the vast majority of it is a truthful statement of what I intended," while conceding that parts were fictional. Several legal professionals noted that, compared with the dispute over the 30 million yuan itself, the legal exposure created by publishing the essay was the clearer risk.
The saga peaked in the early hours of August 29, when Binance founder Changpeng Zhao posted on X: aggressive marketing is one thing, he wrote, but escalating to personal attacks that could damage someone's career is unnecessary, and going to court beats disclosing needless details; the industry, he added, should hold itself to a higher standard. Within the hour, Sun replied: "Thank you, CZ, you are right. Mutual respect, a proper resolution, and the rest goes to the court. I will say no more." Zhao then unfollowed Sun, and "CZ unfollows Justin Sun" trended in its own right. Later that day, barely an hour after promising silence, Sun reposted the essay and published another note likening a breakup to moving out and switching off the lights: "The sound of the light being switched off disturbed Ms. Jing. That was not my intention. I wish her well." That sequence became the moment the crowd could not stop watching.
Source: GSM · USA
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图片来源：图：波场TRON创始人孙宇晨资料照片。（图：MelfarraTron／Wikimedia Commons，CC BY-SA 4.0）/ File photo of TRON founder Justin Sun. (Photo: MelfarraTron / Wikimedia Commons, CC BY-SA 4.0)
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