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Chinese tourist claims 2-day detention at Changi Airport; ICA says traveller 'evasive', unable to give clear itinerary​

Chinese tourist claims 2-day detention at Changi Airport; ICA says traveller 'evasive', unable to give clear itinerary

A Chinese tourist, Chen Wenshi, claimed she was detained for two days at the airport for no apparent reason.
PHOTO: Screengrab/Douyin/Chen Xixi Xiao Xixi
Esther LamPUBLISHED ONFebruary 16, 2026 1:11 PMBYESTHER LAM








A Chinese woman, who recently travelled to Singapore, claimed she was detained for two days in Changi Airport after she was stopped for further checks at immigration.

In two separate videos uploaded to Douyin on Feb 2 and Feb 4, Chen Xixi (transliteration), also identified as Chen Wenshi, claimed she was detained without reason.

Chen, who claims to be an influencer, said that it was her first time travelling to Singapore and that she was visiting her sister, who works as a teacher here.




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China woman quits teaching to sell coffins to Europe, generating US$6 million sales annually​

29-year-old whose hometown is known for its lightweight wood says she has no business fears because ‘people die every day’
A Chinese woman has quit teaching to sell coffins to Europe, generating more than US$6 million in sales annually. Photo: SCMP composite/QQ.com

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Published: 4:00pm, 16 Feb 2026Updated: 4:09pm, 16 Feb 2026

In China, death is traditionally seen as a taboo and often tied to bad luck.

But in Heze, a city in eastern China’s Shandong province, this cultural barrier has given rise to a booming industry.

According to Personage magazine, Lisa Liu, 29, from Heze was once a teacher. Exhausted and hoarse from the pressure of work, Liu switched careers in July 2023.
 
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