ome would say canned instant coffee is not the real deal, yet celebrity actors making commercials for it seem to enjoy drinking it,.. are coffee houses going all fighty yelling its all fake ?
Terrible analogy. If instant coffee companies were lying about what their ingredients were, and actually there was no coffee included, yet they made fake videos saying it did, then people would get upset.
The Chen videos are only a small part of the problem, and this has all been explained many many times already, but there is a whole set of deliberate misleading staged endeavors here, an entire tv series called "experiencing real kung fu" where everything is staged, even the "people" are not who they are presented as being (for example a western thai boxer), and then the "Chinese master" beats them and then goes on and performs super human expos of other abilities, all being presented as real and a documentary. This is only one such example of shows like this. Lei Lei was on this show, and Lei Lei went on to Xu's social media platform making other claims. Xu then told him to put his money where his mouth is. This is where it started.
This is very common here, even big international fights are held here where the foreigner is paid to lose. Its endemic, and rarely understood outside of China. Xu simply called them out on part of the nonsense.
