A 26-year-old Chinese influencer called “Sister Orange” has been uncontactable since 12 Nov 2025. She was on holiday in Cambodia at the time.
Sister Orange traveled to Cambodia in early November to visit her boyfriend, known as “Brother Dragon” or “Long”. She has over 121,000 followers on Douyin.
Last Known Contact
She had booked a flight back to China for 13 Nov 2025. Her final video, posted on 8 Nov 2025, appeared to show footage from Cambodia based on comments from viewers.
Around that time, she replied to comments saying she would return to China soon. She had already booked her flight, she told followers.
Hong Kong media reported that she mentioned her 13 Nov 2025 return flight multiple times on social media. Her IP address showed movements matching her stated plans, according to family members.
One day before her scheduled return, her phone became unreachable. It has stayed off since 12 Nov 2025. Her boyfriend’s phone also went out of service and remains disconnected.
Chinese customs has no record of Sister Orange entering the country on 13 Nov 2025.
Family Searches for Answers
The family said Sister Orange’s state of mind seemed normal before she went missing. She had no conflicts with family or friends beforehand.
A woman claiming to be her sister made a video about the disappearance. The video has since been removed. The sister raised a potential missing person alert on Douyin and Weibo. She plans to contact the Chinese embassy in Cambodia and China’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs.
Sister Orange’s fans started a crowdfunding campaign to help the family search in Cambodia. Friends and other online influencers have spread the missing person information. They’re asking the Chinese community in Cambodia for leads and trying to reach non-governmental rescue organizations.
Many commenters worry about Sister Orange’s safety.
Questions About Boyfriend’s Work
Brother Dragon claimed to own or run a restaurant in Sihanoukville, Cambodia. The area is known for telecom fraud and scams.
Some online users questioned his profession because of Cambodia’s reputation for fraudulent operations, according to HK01.
