

A photo shows Guo Meimei, the Chinese celebrity. [Photo: huanqiu.com]
A court hearing on the case of Guo Meimei, a Chinese Internet celebrity who has been accused of illegally running casinos, is held in Beijing today, according to local authorities.
Guo Meimei was arrested in July 2014 for illegally running casinos. Guo gained notoriety in 2011 by claiming to be a manager affiliated with the Red Cross Society of China (RCSC) while flaunting her extravagant lifestyle online.
Guo's behavior drew intense criticism among Chinese Internet users and dealt a major blow to the reputation of the RCSC, though she later denied her connection with the organization.
On July 7, 2014, Guo was detained by Beijing police over allegations that she participated in illegally running casinos.
Seven months after the arrest, Guo's case has been formally submitted to the court of Dongcheng District in Beijing, by the procuratorate of the same district.
Models change clothes on street in Hangzhou
Charming iron ladies in China's upcoming V-Day celebrations
In pics: armaments displyed in massive military parade
Charming Chinese female soldiers
Volunteers required not taller than 5ft 5in
Czech pole dancing master teaches in Xi'an
Shocked! PLA smokescreen vehicle drill
Foreigners experience tranditional Chinese wedding
Blind date with bikini girls in Nanjing
The lows of getting high
China vows rule of law in Tibet
Refugee crisis diminishes US leadership
Proud, not so loud: Uganda’s secret LGBT beauty contest Day|Week