Late at night on March 30, the organizer of Shan Yichun's concert issued a statement, saying that because the artist and the organizer have fully protected the rights and interests of all audiences, after comprehensive consideration, a 48-hour limited time voluntary exemption refund process has been launched for tickets that have been sold but have not been performed through officially authorized ticketing channels for this tour. The full text is as follows:
Dear viewers:
Because the artists and organizers fully protect the rights and interests of all audiences, after comprehensive consideration, a 48-hour limited-time voluntary exemption and refund process (from 10:00 on March 31, 2026 to 09:59 on April 2, 2026) for tickets that have been sold but have not been performed through the officially authorized ticketing channels of this tour (specifically including: Wuhan and Zhengzhou shows) has been launched.
This refund will be handled through the original officially authorized ticketing channel, without any handling fees, no deductions, no liability and no damage; the specific refund details will be notified separately by each ticketing platform.
The organizer of the audience who has paid the handling fee to complete the refund will coordinate the refund of the handling fee.
This limited-time refund is only for ticketing service optimization arrangements, and the concert will be held as scheduled at the original time and location.
This limited-time refund policy only applies to tickets sold for the above-mentioned designated performances that have not been performed, and does not apply to re-sale of tickets for the above-mentioned designated performances and other subsequent performances. The refund rules for the re-issuance of tickets for the above designated events and other subsequent events are still subject to the general ticket purchase rules of all officially authorized ticketing channels. In order to maintain normal ticket purchasing order and standardize ticket circulation, the audience is kindly requested to purchase tickets as needed and purchase tickets rationally.
According to reports, Shan Yichun's "Pure Sister 2.0" 2026 concert tour continues to be popular. She will sing at the Wuhan Optics Valley International Tennis Center (Central Court) for three days from April 10th to April 12th, and for two days at the Zhengzhou Olympic Sports Center from April 25th to 26th. Currently, all five concerts have been sold out.
Previously, Li Ronghao posted a long message calling out Shan Yichun, saying that the issue of forced infringement of singing "Li Bai" continued to ferment, attracting the attention of the entire network.
In the early morning of March 30, singer Shan Yichun posted a long post, once again responding to Li Ronghao's call for infringement in singing "Li Bai" and apologizing. Shan Yichun said: During yesterday's concert, I sang the song "Li Bai" without actually obtaining written authorization, which caused harm to teacher Li Ronghao and betrayed everyone's trust. I would like to express my most sincere apology to all affected friends. The host company was solely responsible for the copyright review and authorization application of the tracks for this tour. Based on my trust in the professional process of the partner, I did not further verify the details of the authorization document before the performance. Later I learned that the organizer had not actually signed the performance authorization for "Li Bai". However, I still need to be responsible for my oversight negligence of "not personally verifying the authorization documents." After the incident, we have conducted a comprehensive self-examination and corrected the error, and reviewed the tour track authorization process. At the same time, we will also stop all subsequent performances of the song "Li Bai". I am willing to bear all corresponding responsibilities for the negative impact this matter has had on the entire industry. In the future, I will respect the handling methods of Teacher Li Ronghao and his copyright company, and continue to communicate with all parties. No matter who is the actual responsible party, I will personally bear the full copyright royalties and corresponding compensation.
Later, Li Ronghao responded: If this matter does not continue to ferment and slander and abuse me and my family, this matter will be left as it is for the time being. I promise that I will not take the initiative to mention it again in the future, but I will reserve my right to pursue it based on online public opinion. As for compensation, I can tell you and everyone here that I don’t need it. If I wanted money, I would authorize it to you from the beginning. Isn’t that more justifiable? Why bother with so much trouble.
Previous reports: Shan Yichun apologized after being accused of "forcibly" infringing on singing "Li Bai"! Li Ronghao asked four more questions: Without authorization, what stance, what rights, what angles, and what mentality would you use to sing?
