被中國警方通緝的白應蘭下落仍然不明

Bai Yinglan (also known as Li Mengna and Bai Yingqin)

Real nameBai Yinglan (second daughter), also known as Li Mengna and Bai Yingqin.
Date of birthFebruary 4, 1980.
Chinese household registrationChongqing Shapingba District, ID number: 421302198002043122 (possesses Chinese citizenship, for the convenience of cross-border activities).
Public Positions(During the Kokang period in Myanmar):
Chairman of Xinbaili Group, Kokang Self-Administered Zone, Shan State, Myanmar.
Deputy Director of the Kokang Entertainment Management Committee.
Deputy General Manager of Yum! Brands.
The head of the Northern Myanmar Foundation Welfare Association (or similar charitable organization) often refers to herself as the "Goddess of Love in Kokang".
Nicknames and titlesShe and Wei Rong (also known as Chen Rong), the eldest daughter of Wei Chaoren, are known as the "Twin Devils of Northern Myanmar" or the "Twin Witches of Kokang". She is described by the media as a "beautiful CEO", "classical beauty" and "Queen of Telecom Fraud". She uses heavily filtered videos to create a persona of a philanthropist and a high-paying job to lure people in.
Crime positioning:The four major families in northern MyanmarBai Suocheng is one of the core members of the Bai family criminal group. He is responsible for the operation of Xinbaili Group. On the surface, the group operates hotels, tourism and entertainment, but in reality, it controls multiple telecommunications fraud parks, casinos and sex industries. It provides venue rental, armed protection and cross-border recruitment (using "high-paying overseas work" as a guise to lure Chinese citizens).

Member Name	relation	Related introduction	Personnel status
Bai Suocheng	Father.	A key figure in a telecom fraud syndicate in Kokang, northern Myanmar, he previously served as Deputy Commander of the Kokang Alliance Army and Minister of Law and Politics, as well as Chairman of the Kokang Self-Administered Zone Government in Shan State, Myanmar.	Died of illness after arrest
Li Xiaosuo	Mother	–	–
Bai Yingxiang	elder sister	Head of the Kokang Charity Foundation, Director of the Kokang Women's Association	–
Bai Yingping	younger sister	Yum! Brands Director	–
Bai Yinggai	younger sister	–	–
Bai Yingneng	elder brother	Chairman of the Kokang Solidarity and Development Party, Standing Committee Member of the Kokang Self-Administered Zone, and Chairman of Yum! Brands [5]	–
Bai Yingcang	younger brother	Kokang Militia Brigade, General Manager of Baisheng Group, Founder of Cangsheng Technology Telecom Fraud Park	He has been executed

Bai Yinglan holds a clear and important position within the Bai family's criminal group:

Family statusShe is the ringleader of the Bai family criminal syndicate.Bai Suocheng's daughterHe was also executed.Bai Yingcang's sistersShe, along with Bai Yingxiang, Bai Yingping, and Bai Yinggai, were core female members of the Bai family.
Group RoleAccording to the indictment filed by the Shenzhen Municipal People's Procuratorate of Guangdong Province, Bai Yinglan's identity was that of a member of the criminal gang.Key membersThe indictment explicitly divides the criminal group's structure as follows: core family members including Bai Suocheng, Bai Yingneng (whose case is being handled separately), and Bai Yingcang form the core group.First molecule";byBai Yingxiang, Bai Yinglan, Bai Yingping, Bai Yinggai(All cases were handled separately), Li Fushou and other family members, as well as his trusted subordinates and armed leaders, were "Key members。

This accusation clearly demonstrates that, in the eyes of the judicial authorities, Bai Yinglan is not only a member of the Bai family, but also a key figure deeply involved in the group's operations and bearing actual responsibility.

The main crimes alleged to be committed (consistent with those of the family group)

Although Bai Yinglan did not enter the main trial because she was on the run, Chinese public security authorities and procuratorates have listed her as an important member of the Bai family criminal group, suspected of the same crimes as her family, and bearing extremely heavy responsibility.

According to the indictment issued by the Shenzhen Municipal People's Procuratorate in July 2025 and the key points of the first-instance judgment issued by the Shenzhen Intermediate People's Court in November 2025: As a "key member" of the group, Bai Yinglan was accused of participating in a series of core criminal activities of the Bai family criminal group. Although the indictment did not list the specific roles of each "key member" in detail, it clearly stated that the entire group (including her) jointly committed the following crimes:

Using family-owned armed forces to establish a criminal baseThe group leveraged the Bai family's influence in the Kokang region of Myanmar and relied on the family's armed forces to establish [facilities/organizations] through self-construction and cooperative development.Baisheng Hotel, Tenglong No. 1 Building, Cangsheng Science and Technology Parkwait41Large-scale crime park.
Recruiting "financial backers" and providing armed protectionThe group provided armed protection for several "financial backers," including Yang Liqiang, Pan Xian, and Yan Jiefeng, to enter the park and jointly carry out a series of subsequent crimes.
Participated in multiple specific criminal activitiesThe group, in collusion with its "financial backers," committed a series of crimes, including telecommunications fraud, intentional homicide, intentional injury, kidnapping, extortion, operating casinos, organizing others to illegally cross national borders, and organizing forced prostitution.
Caused serious consequencesThese criminal activities resulted inSix Chinese citizens died,One Chinese citizen committed suicideMultiple Chinese citizens were injured, and the total amount of money involved in gambling and fraud reached a staggering [amount missing].More than 29 billion yuanRenminbi. In addition, Bai Yingcang, a core member of the group, also conspired to traffic and manufacture approximately [amount missing] of methamphetamine.11 tons.
FraudThey organized and participated in over 31,000 cases of telecommunications and online fraud, involving more than 10.6 billion yuan. The main methods involved fraudulent activities such as fake order rebates, fraudulent investments, impersonating law enforcement officials, and customer service representatives through industrial parks under Xinbaili.
Operating a casinoThe organization provided venues and protection, and the gambling funds involved exceeded 18 billion yuan.
Intentional homicide, intentional injury, kidnapping, extortionThe park subjected victims who failed to meet their performance targets to torture (electric shocks, finger chopping, confinement in iron cages, forced prostitution, etc.), resulting in the deaths of six Chinese citizens and serious injuries or suicides of many others.
Organizing and forcing prostitutionThe female victims were forced into sex work.
Organizing others to illegally cross the border (border)Using Chinese identities to recruit and organize illegal immigration.
Crimes of trafficking and manufacturing drugsThe group manufactured and sold approximately 11 tons of methamphetamine (Bai Yingcang was primarily responsible, but the group shared the profits).
other: illegal detention, assisting in the destruction of evidence, etc.

Bai Yinglan's role leans towards "behind-the-scenes operations" and "whitewashing": collecting protection money, attracting investment to industrial parks, using charity events as a cover, and manipulating victims through social media. She is accused of "knowingly condoning" the violence, and her responsibility is similar to that of the ringleaders. If caught, she could face the death penalty or life imprisonment.

The procuratorial organ requested thatFraud, intentional homicide, intentional injurywait12 chargesThe criminal liability of the Bai family criminal gang and its affiliated criminal groups will be investigated. Bai Yinglan, as a "key member," is clearly included in the scope of the investigation.

Case timeline and latest judicial developments (updated February 2026)

December 10, 2023The Dalian Public Security Bureau in Liaoning Province has issued a public reward notice for the arrest of Bai Suocheng, Bai Yingcang, and Bai Yinglan.
January 30, 2024Myanmar police handed over 10 people, including Bai Suocheng and Bai Yingcang, back to China, while Bai Yinglan, Wei Rong, and three others were clearly marked as "fugitives".
July 2025The Shenzhen Municipal People's Procuratorate has filed a public prosecution against Bai Suocheng, Bai Yingcang, and 21 others, while Bai Yinglan is being handled in a separate case (at large).
September 19-22, 2025The Shenzhen Intermediate People's Court held a first-instance trial for the case involving 21 members of the Bai family.
November 4, 2025The first-instance verdict: Bai Suocheng, Bai Yingcang, Yang Liqiang, Hu Xiaojiang, Chen Guangyi, and two others were sentenced to death; Li Fushou and Li Zhide were sentenced to death with a two-year reprieve; others received life imprisonment to fixed-term imprisonment. The group's operations involved: 41 industrial parks, fraud exceeding 10.6 billion yuan, gambling exceeding 18 billion yuan, 11 tons of drugs, and resulted in 6 deaths.
November 2025Bai Sucheng died of illness shortly after his first trial (officially confirmed in February 2026).
February 2, 2026The Supreme People's Court approved the death sentences, and the Shenzhen Intermediate People's Court executed Bai Yingcang, Yang Liqiang, Hu Xiaojiang, and Chen Guangyi. The core members of the Bai family criminal gang have essentially been brought to justice (Bai Suocheng died of illness, and Bai Yingcang and others were executed).
Current statusBai Yinglan stillon the runShe was listed in the latest wanted notice issued by the Shenzhen Public Security Bureau on December 9, 2025. There is no official information indicating her arrest, capture, or transfer. China's "no matter how far away, we will pursue and bring them to justice" campaign continues, Interpol has intervened, and her assets are being frozen.

Rumors about Bai Yinglan's whereabouts and escape (mainstream version in 2026)

As of mid-February 2026, there was no conclusive evidence that he had been arrested. Mainstream reports and analysis:

Still on the runShe and Wei Rong were the "last two escaped witches," and their whereabouts remain a mystery.
Common Rumors:
Cosmetic surgery escape: They spend huge sums of money (rumored to be at least 200 million RMB per person) on cosmetic surgery and bribery to escape to Naypyidaw, Lashio, Myawaddy, the Myanmar-Thailand border, or a third country (Poland, Singapore, Thailand, Cambodia, etc.).
Early rumors (such as the helicopter being shot down in 2023) have been proven false.
There may still be remnants of influence or foreign protectors providing asylum and financial channels.
Official stanceChinese police have not given up the pursuit, and the arrest warrant remains in effect. Other members of the Bai family (such as Bai Yingneng, Bai Yingxiang, and Bai Yingping) are either on the run or keeping a low profile, and the family's power has completely collapsed.

Warning

Bai Yinglan, as the main force behind the Bai family's "invisible hand" and "charitable laundering," directly caused the shattering of tens of thousands of Chinese families. While the main Bai family case has concluded (death penalty and execution of the ringleaders), her and Wei Rong's status as fugitives serves as a reminder that combating cross-border telecom fraud remains a long and arduous task. The Chinese government emphasizes that "the net of justice is vast, and nothing escapes its reach," meaning that any hiding is only a matter of time.

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