Core Viewpoint - The article discusses the rise and fall of "聚泰荷" (Juytaihe), a company led by Zheng Xiuli, which promoted a controversial health project targeting women, ultimately leading to allegations of illegal fundraising and fraud [1][2][19]. Company Overview - Zheng Xiuli, the chairman of 聚泰荷, presents herself as a successful entrepreneur who empowers women through a project called "泰式古法徒手私密" (Thai-style manual intimacy), claiming it can provide long-lasting health benefits [1][4]. - The company reportedly generated nearly 10 billion yuan in annual sales over four years, expanding its network across China and internationally [1]. - The business model primarily attracted female participants, including stay-at-home mothers and older women, who were motivated by promises of economic independence and entrepreneurship [1][3]. Business Model and Practices - 聚泰荷 operated on a multi-level marketing structure, relying heavily on recruitment and a pyramid scheme-like approach, where profits were derived from bringing in new members rather than actual product sales [3][25]. - Participants were encouraged to invest significant amounts of money, with initial fees for experiences starting at 39,800 yuan, and higher investments promised greater returns [8][16]. - The company utilized emotional appeals and success stories to attract and retain participants, creating a community atmosphere that emphasized personal empowerment and financial success [12][13]. Legal Issues and Investigations - In December 2025, police in Qingdao took action against 聚泰荷, leading to the detention of Zheng Xiuli and investigations into allegations of illegal fundraising and fraud [2][19]. - By early 2026, the company's offices were closed, and attempts to contact its registered entities yielded no response, indicating a collapse of operations [2][19]. - Reports indicated that many agents began to realize the unsustainable nature of the business model, leading to widespread disillusionment and financial loss among participants [3][19]. Impact on Participants - Many agents, including those who had invested substantial amounts, faced significant financial losses and emotional distress as the company collapsed [20][22]. - The article highlights personal stories of individuals who were drawn into the scheme, illustrating the psychological and social factors that contributed to their involvement [11][12][18]. - Despite the legal troubles, some participants continued to defend the company, reflecting the deep psychological investment and community ties formed within the organization [24][25].

新京报记者 咸运祯 编辑 陈晓舒 校对 李立军 清晨醒来，李萍感到一股锐痛从腰椎向下刺穿。她试着翻身，身体却像被钉在床上。 两个月前，在山西一家产后恢复中心，一名自称有二十年产康经验的"老师"为她进行了"徒手骨盆闭 合"。对方用肘部和整个身体的重量反复按压、扭转她的髋部和腰骶，操作时，她听见胯部发出几声脆 响。对方告诉她，那是"错位的关节正在归位"。当晚，腰痛加剧，双腿开始麻木，这种不适持续至今。 李萍的遭遇并非偶然。这类宣称能"矫正骨盆""闭合腹直肌""修复盆底肌"的项目，早已渗透进许多城镇 的街边小店与商业楼宇，被许多产后恢复机构包装为产后必做黄金项目。 新京报记者调查发现，为促成交易，商家会将产后常见的、大多可自然恢复的身体变化，塑造为亟待解 决的"病症"与"产后缺陷"，与解决漏尿、重塑身材等焦虑深度绑定，暗示"不做修复会落下病根，影响 终身"。 根据公开报道，上述产后修复项目此前已多次被曝光引发健康事故。除了徒手操作，这类门店往往同时 推销"电磁疗修复盆底肌"等项目。部分商家会强调仪器拥有"医疗器械备案号"，或技师持有某类"行业 认证"，以此构建专业形象。 宝妈们的疼痛 成为妈妈后，李萍被一种持续的自 ...