Once returned to China.

On May 3, 2009, Lai Changxing's ex-wife, who had fled for many years, arrived at Xiamen International Airport and went home to reunite with her parents. She fled from Hong Kong to Canada with Lai Changxing's family on August 1999. On June 5438+065438+ 10, 2000, the Canadian Immigration Department arrested the Lai couple for illegal immigration. At the end of May 2004, she applied to the Vancouver British Columbia High Court for divorce from Lai Changxing. On June 2, 2005, our hospital approved the application for divorce.

Canadian Federal Minister of Immigration and Citizenship Kenny confirmed that Ceng Mingna, the ex-wife of Lai Changxing, the principal offender in the China Yuan Hua case, had voluntarily returned to China. Guo Ding, a TV commentator on current affairs, asked Kenny that it was reported that he had voluntarily returned to his hometown in Fujian, China with his little daughter born with Lai Changxing, and was well treated in China. Kenny admitted that he understood the progress of this matter, and said that if Lai Changxing voluntarily returned to China to face judicial charges according to this model in the future, he and the Canadian Immigration Department would be willing to provide all necessary assistance, including the travel documents for Lai Changxing's legal exit. Lai Changxing is an important suspect in the "Yuan Hua" smuggling case accused and wanted by the judicial department of China.

On July 23rd, 20 1 1 Beijing time, Lai Changxing was repatriated to China. In the afternoon, China and Canada went through relevant handover procedures at Beijing Capital International Airport. Subsequently, China public security organs announced the arrest warrant to Lai Changxing according to law.