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The controversy began when a prominent online figure, Ba Jong, reported Leo for promoting military unification on platforms like YouTube and Douyin (the Chinese version of TikTok). Leo's comments, asserting that there was "no longer any need to justify military unification," were viewed by Taiwan's National Immigration Agency as a direct threat to its social fabric, leading to her deportation—the first of its kind for a Mainland Chinese spouse.
Despite her initial defiance, denying that she advocated for military aggression and appearing at a press conference to assert her desire for peaceful unification, Leo eventually chose to leave Taiwan. This turn of events raised eyebrows as many speculated about her motives, particularly given her history of promoting pro-CCP sentiments online.