A2O Lite’s Aijing Linked to Wage Nonpayment Allegations Against Parents’ Company

A2O Lite member Aijing has become the subject of attention days after the rookie group’s debut. Chinese media reported allegations that a company run by her parents failed to pay wages owed to former employees. The report places the 13-year-old Chinese member in a controversy surrounding the company, though the available account does not provide further details about the allegations.

At A2O Lite’s debut showcase in Goyang, Gyeonggi Province, on Monday, Aijing drew notice for her dancing and styling. Some observers said her look brought to mind BoA in the early years of the singer’s career. Chinese media reports about the wage allegations surfaced the following day.

The report does not include a response from Aijing or her parents, nor does it specify how much money may be involved or how many former employees are affected. The allegations concern a company run by her parents; no further information about its operations or any outcome is provided.

Summary based on reporting by The Korea Herald.

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