Quanjian Investigation 2026: The Undead Gray-Market Variant of Natural Medicine Digital Management

Who Gets Targeted

The primary victims are middle-aged and elderly individuals aged 50 and above who suffer from chronic illnesses or health anxiety, particularly urban retirees who live alone or whose children are away. They generally lack professional medical knowledge, are easily misled by pitches such as natural medicine, ancestral secret recipes, and digital health management, and harbor distrust toward the mainstream medical system or have poor medical experiences while eagerly desiring to replace formal treatment with health supplements. Some elderly people possess certain savings and are willing to pay high prices for health and longevity; they also lack vigilance against social marketing methods such as recommendations from acquaintances, expert lectures, and free health checkups, making them gradually fall into consumer traps under the double assault of emotional care and scare-tactics diagnosis.

骗局怎么运作

• Acquire information on middle-aged and elderly people through free health lectures, free clinics, or health checkups. The sales pitch emphasizes that 'Tier-3 Grade-A hospitals have long queues and Western medicine harms the body; natural medicine is the fundamental cure.' During the events, names, phone numbers, and medical histories are collected to establish so-called 'health archives,' laying the foundation for subsequent precision marketing.
• Package ordinary health supplements as digital health management products featuring 'secret formulas,' 'cell repair,' and 'quantum testing,' claiming they can regulate diabetes, hypertension, and cancer. Utilize forged test reports or testimonials from experiential speakers to create a sense of authority, with pitches such as 'Your body's toxin index exceeds the standard; it will be too late if you don't take this now.'
• Develop downstream networks through a franchise system, disguised as direct sales or franchising, requiring participants to first subscribe to high-priced products to become members, and then calculate multi-tier rebates based on the number of people developed and sales amounts. The sales pitch emphasizes 'This is not recruiting headcounts, this is sharing a health enterprise.' In reality, the more tiers there are, the more profits rely on recruitment rather than product sales.
• Implement scare-tactic marketing on hesitant elderly individuals, with pitches ranging from 'If you don't get treatment now, you'll definitely be paralyzed in three years' to 'Your children don't care about you; only we care about your well-being.' This is paired with emotional companionship, giving away free eggs, and organizing tours to build trust and progressively increase the per-customer consumption amount.
• After payment, refuse refunds under the pretext that 'treatment requires a cycle' or 'personal constitutions vary,' or induce customers to continue purchasing more expensive packages. When victims question the therapeutic effects, the narrative shifts to 'You weren't persistent enough; everyone else got better, so it's your problem,' dragging the matter out until they give up on defending their rights.

红旗信号（看到这些快跑）

• 🚩 Claiming to cure all diseases or regulate multiple chronic conditions, while the products only carry health food or ordinary food approval numbers
• 🚩 Operating under the guise of 'free experiences,' 'health lectures,' or 'expert free clinics' without providing proper medical institution qualifications on-site
• 🚩 Calculating franchise system rebates based on the number of recruits developed rather than actual product sales commissions
• 🚩 Demanding hefty upfront membership fees or the purchase of large quantities of products to acquire 'agency rights'
• 🚩 Frequently using scientifically sounding yet unverified terms in sales pitches, such as 'digital health management,' 'quantum testing,' and 'cell activation'
• 🚩 Evading refund requests with excuses like 'individual constitutional differences' or 'insufficient treatment courses,' thereby inducing continued consumption

真实案例

• In December 2018, the parent of a young girl reported that her condition deteriorated and she passed away after taking Quanjian products, sparking a public opinion storm. Subsequently, multiple departments in Tianjin formed a joint investigation team to enter the Quanjian company. (Source: [https://zh.wikipedia.org/wiki/%E6%9D%83%E5%81%A5%E4%BA%8B%E4%BB%B6](https://zh.wikipedia.org/wiki/%E6%9D%83%E5%81%A5%E4%BA%8B%E4%BB%B6))
• In January 2019, Tianjin public security authorities filed a criminal investigation against Quanjian Natural Medicine Technology Development Co., Ltd. Its actual controller, Shu Yuhui, and 18 others were criminally detained according to law, and were publicly prosecuted in November of the same year. (Source: [https://zh.wikipedia.org/wiki/%E6%9D%83%E5%81%A5%E4%BA%8B%E4%BB%B6](https://zh.wikipedia.org/wiki/%E6%9D%83%E5%81%A5%E4%BA%8B%E4%BB%B6))
• On January 8, 2020, the People's Court of Wuqing District, Tianjin, delivered its first-instance judgment on the Quanjian case: the defendant entity Quanjian Natural Medicine Technology Development Co., Ltd. and defendants including Shu Yuhui (12 people in total) were found guilty of organizing and leading pyramid schemes. Previously, on December 16, 2019, the Wuqing District Court had publicly tried the case, and 18 criminal suspects including actual controller Shu Yuhui had already been criminally detained according to law. (Source: [https://zh.wikipedia.org/wiki/%E6%9D%83%E5%81%A5%E4%BA%8B%E4%BB%B6](https://zh.wikipedia.org/wiki/%E6%9D%83%E5%81%A5%E4%BA%8B%E4%BB%B6))

Official Stance

• On January 7, 2019, Tianjin Daily reported that 18 criminal suspects, including Shu XXX, the actual controller of Quanjian Natural Medicine Technology Development Co., Ltd., had been criminally detained according to law.
• On January 8, 2019, Procuratorate Daily published an article titled 'Three Questions on Why Quanjian Was Investigated,' pointing out that Quanjian had already been listed as a key target for pyramid scheme rectification back in 2017.
• On April 9, 2026, China's National Health Commission issued a warning through China News Service, urging vigilance against private-domain marketing infringing upon the health rights and interests of the elderly, and explicitly calling out covert tricks such as wellness centers and health consultants.

How to Protect Yourself

• ✅ Any health supplement or food claiming to treat diseases is suspected of being illegal. Consumers should verify product approval numbers through the official website of the National Medical Products Administration to distinguish between drugs and health supplements.
• ✅ Before attending health lectures or free clinics, elderly individuals should report to their community neighborhood committee or children, who can assist in verifying whether the event organizer holds a Medical Institution Practice License.
• ✅ Reject any health product franchise model that requires 'membership fees' or 'agency fees' as a threshold. Legitimate direct sales do not calculate remuneration based on the number of recruits developed; report tier-based rebates immediately upon discovery.
• ✅ Save all payment vouchers, product packaging, chat records, and promotional materials. Once anomalies are found, call 12315 or lodge a complaint with local market regulation authorities.