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Is China's Fan Bingbing Banned From Acting?

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Comicbook.com reports that actress Fan Bingbing has been banned from acting. The "X-Men: Days of Future Past" star has reportedly been banned for three years. Hong Kong-based Apple Daily says the move follows allegations of tax evasion. Allegations of tax evasion were levied against Fan after incriminating documents surfaced. These showed she had been paid via a “yin-yang contract.” This means having 2 separate contracts for a job, but reporting only one to Chinese tax authorities.

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