--FILE--Chinese director Wang Quan'an attends a press conference for the world premiere of his new movie "White Deer Plain" in Beijing, China, 9 Septe
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--FILE--Chinese director Wang Quan'an attends a press conference for the world premiere of his new movie "White Deer Plain" in Beijing, China, 9 September 2012. Chinese film director Wang Quan'an, a Berlin International Film Festival winner known for the movies "Tuya's Marriage" and "White Deer Plain, " has been detained on the charge of hiring prostitutes, Beijing police said Monday (15 September 2014). Wang is the latest person caught up in a broad anti-vice campaign in which Chinese authorities appear to be making examples out of celebrities accused of engaging in prostitution or using drugs. Wang was found with a suspected prostitute several days ago in a Beijing apartment and paid the woman 800 yuan ($130) for the service, police said in a statement. Wang paid for sex services for three nights in a row and on one night had sex with two women at once, the statement said.