<figure id="attachment_350894" aria-describedby="caption-attachment-350894" style="width: 1417px" class="wp-caption alignnone"><a href="#" data-ident_hash="41c60502"><img src="https://res.cloudinary.com/fridaydigital/image/private/t_article_image/wpmedia/2023/12/b3233dee1ccb2eba43cb8871e7ad78d1.jpg" alt=""></a><figcaption id="caption-attachment-350894" class="wp-caption-text">Ai Fukuhara has been involved in a dragging court battle over her child, even after her divorce&#8230;</figcaption></figure>
 In a video posted on the Chinese social networking site Xiaohongsho (RED), which was launched in October by Ai Fukuhara, a former member of the Japanese women&#8217;s national table tennis team and a medalist at two consecutive Olympic Games,
 In a video posted on the Chinese social networking site &#8220;RED&#8221; in October, she said with a smile, &#8220;I am half Chinese.
 She has been the subject of controversy.
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 In March 2009, Fukuhara was reported to have allegedly had an &#8220;affair back home&#8221; with a handsome trading company employee, Mr. A. In July of the same year, she divorced former Taiwan national table tennis player, Chiang Hung-Chieh. Incidentally, Mr. A also had a wife at the time, and it was reported that they were &#8220;having a double affair? The two children were reportedly &#8220;jointly custodial&#8221; and &#8220;jointly parental.
 They chose to have &#8220;joint custody&#8221; of their two children. However, in July of last year, Fukuhara took his eldest son back to Japan and did not return him to Jiang, so Jiang held a press conference in Japan in July of this year to appeal for the return of the children.
 In response to Fukuhara&#8217;s selfish behavior, Jiang&#8217;s side decided to file criminal charges against him in November, the Weekly Bunshun reported. The Metropolitan Police Department has launched an investigation. &#8230;&#8230;
 Meanwhile, Jiang appeared at a press conference for a new program he is starting in Taiwan, where reporters asked him about his trial with Fukuhara.
 He said, &#8220;If there are any developments, you will know more about it than I will. At this point, I&#8217;m leaving everything to my lawyers. I can&#8217;t talk about it.
 I can&#8217;t talk about it,&#8221; he said with a smile.
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 However, when a reporter &#8220;hit&#8221; Jiang about Fukuhara&#8217;s statement that &#8220;I am half Chinese,&#8221; Jiang&#8217;s expression hardened during the otherwise friendly press conference. The official cautioned him to &#8220;ask questions about the program&#8221; and apparently cut off his questioning. On Chinese SNS, a series of edits of Fukuhara&#8217;s remarks and Jiang&#8217;s reactions are being spread.
 Fukuhara, who has been rubbing elbows with China, was once photographed returning home in a chauffeur-driven Rolls Royce with a sponsor from a Chinese company. As her popularity in Japan and Taiwan has begun to wane due to allegations of infidelity and problems raising her child, Fukuhara may be hoping that her popularity in China will increase by paying lip service to her by saying, &#8220;I am half-Chinese. &#8211;He is also a Chinese.

 Sono Aida

Ai Fukuhara, a former member of Japan's national table tennis team, has been popular as "Ai-chan" since she was a child and was a national star, winning medals twice at the Olympics. However, her image has been severely damaged by allegations of infidelity and "child support disputes" with her children. ......

Ai Fukuhara, who said, &#8220;I am half Chinese,&#8221; is now &#8220;relying on China&#8221; due to allegations of adultery and the damage to her image caused by the issue of child support.

Ai Fukuhara, who said, “I am half Chinese,” is now “relying on China” due to allegations of adultery and the damage to her image caused by the issue of child support.

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