這是一起震驚中泰兩國社會的惡性謀殺案，受害者是擁有百萬粉絲的小紅書知名博主「賺錢女王」嚴芮敏，而兇手則是假冒「上海富二代」的詐騙慣犯馬延慶。原本一場精心設計的「雙向奔赴」最終演變成殘酷的圖財害命與碎屍拋屍。

事件的曝光發生在2024年7月13日，泰國春武里府北柳縣一處偏僻的池塘。搜救犬的狂吠聲引導警方在泥水裡發現部分人體殘肢，旁邊還有一個被燒毀的粉紅色行李箱。當晚的DNA比對結果證實，死者正是從中國遠道而來的38歲網紅嚴芮敏。這名原本聲稱來泰國「釣魚」（指物色有錢人）的「賺錢女王」，卻不幸掉進了兇手精心設計的「反殺局」。

警方初步調查迅速鎖定一名32歲的中國男子馬延慶。他以虛假的「上海富二代」身份，將嚴芮敏誘騙至泰國旅遊，最終圖謀錢財，將其殘忍殺害並肢解拋屍。這起案件一經曝光，立即在中泰兩國輿論界引起軒然大波。

受害者嚴芮敏，1996年出生於深圳，畢業於外貿專業。2018年她辭職創業，經營美妝電商，同時在小紅書上精心包裝自己，打造「逆襲人設」——透過健身、整容、炫富，以及教授女性「月入10萬」、「釣富豪」的「成功學」。她光鮮亮麗的形象吸引了數百萬粉絲，對她的「勵志」故事深信不疑。然而，知情人士透露，這種人設的背後是巨大的財務壓力，她的生意虧損過數十萬元，只能靠借高利貸和尋求「富商贊助」來維持奢華形象。到2024年，隨著其賬號熱度下降，嚴芮敏毫不意外地開始在高端交友應用程式上物色新的目標。

與此同時，幕後黑手馬延慶，安徽人，32歲，無固定職業，卻持有包括泰國和香港在內的多本護照。他是一名專業詐騙女性錢財的慣犯，曾因詐騙罪在中國被捕，於2023年出獄後便流亡海外。

2024年5月，嚴芮敏在交友App上結識了馬延慶。對方自稱是「八零後上海富二代」，資料顯示年入千萬，愛好旅行和投資，是一個完美的「獵物」目標。馬延慶擁有高超的「聊騷」技巧，而嚴芮敏也相信對方的「誠意」，同意飛往曼谷與其會面。

6月30日，兩人一同飛抵曼谷，並迅速進入「熱戀」模式。監控畫面顯示，7月1日晚，兩人還在曼谷夜市甜蜜地手牽手吃榴蓮，有說有笑。然而，這場「甜蜜」在7月2日戛然而止。馬延慶租一輛黑色SUV，載著嚴芮敏前往偏遠的春武里府。到了7月3日凌晨3點，該車輛出現在北柳縣一處偏僻公園後便失去了信號。

隨後，嚴芮敏的行蹤出現反常：7月5日，她的手機定位竟然出現在澳門，並有人使用她的手機支付購買榴蓮、餃子、飲料等物品，銀行卡也被轉走3萬餘元人民幣。這顯然是兇手試圖製造被害人仍在世的假象，並進行盜竊。

7月12日，意識到女兒失蹤的嚴父焦急萬分，連夜飛抵曼谷，次日便向泰國皇家警方報案，提供了女兒的照片、指紋和DNA樣本。曼谷警方迅速成立專案組，調取大量監控，很快鎖定馬延慶為頭號嫌疑人。

7月13日上午，搜查行動在池塘裡找到人體殘肢，法醫初步鑑定顯示，嚴芮敏死於鈍器擊打頭部，死亡時間約為7月3日凌晨。泰國警方確認這是一起蓄意謀殺案，並將嫌疑人定性為手段殘忍、極度危險。泰國警方隨即透過國際刑警組織發出紅色通緝令，中泰兩國迅速展開聯合執法。聯合行動組鎖定馬延慶在澳門的藏身處。7月18日，馬延慶在澳門一家賭場落網，當時他正試圖使用假護照登機飛往越南。2024年8月，馬延慶被引渡回中國接受審判。

2025年11月25日，上海市第一中級人民法院以故意殺人罪判處馬延慶死刑，緩期兩年執行。中國警方也藉此案發布警示，提醒民眾「網絡交友需謹慎，海外旅行莫獨行」。時隔一年多，儘管北柳縣的池塘似乎已歸於平靜，但這個悲劇提醒世人，有時美貌和野心本該是展翅高飛的翅膀，卻可能因為一念之差和對不義之財的貪婪，成為通往深淵的階梯。

The Shattered Gold Digger Dream: The Murder of Chinese Influencer Yan Ruimin in Thailand

This is a case of brutal murder that shocked both Chinese and Thai societies. The victim was Yan Ruimin, a popular Chinese influencer on Xiaohongshu with millions of followers, known as the "Queen of Making Money." The perpetrator was Ma Yanqing, a serial swindler who masqueraded as a "second-generation rich Shanghainese." What began as a carefully orchestrated "mutual pursuit" ultimately devolved into a ruthless act of murder, dismemberment, and disposal, motivated by financial gain.

The discovery of the crime occurred on July 13, 2024, at an isolated pond in Ban Pho District, Chonburi Province, Thailand. Search dogs led the police to recover human remains from the muddy water, near a scorched pink suitcase. DNA results confirmed that same night that the deceased was 38-year-old Chinese influencer Yan Ruimin, who had travelled to Thailand seemingly to "fish" (meaning to seek out wealthy men), only to fall into the killer’s meticulously planned trap.

The initial police investigation quickly identified the prime suspect as 32-year-old Chinese national Ma Yanqing. Posing as an "affluent second-generation Shanghai man," he lured Yan Ruimin to Thailand for a trip, eventually killing her for her money before brutally dismembering and disposing of her body. The case caused an immediate uproar in both China and Thailand.

The victim, Yan Ruimin, was born in Shenzhen in 1996 and graduated with a degree in foreign trade. In 2018, she quit her job to start an e-commerce beauty business. Simultaneously, she meticulously crafted an image of a "self-made success story" on Xiaohongshu—showcasing fitness, cosmetic surgery, lavish spending, and teaching women how to "earn 100,000 yuan a month" and "catch a millionaire." Her glamorous persona attracted millions of followers who believed in her "inspiring" narrative. However, sources revealed that behind the facade was immense financial strain; her business had suffered losses of hundreds of thousands, forcing her to rely on high-interest loans and "sponsors" to maintain her luxurious image. By 2024, as her account's popularity waned, Yan Ruimin predictably began looking for new targets on high-end dating apps.

Meanwhile, the perpetrator, Ma Yanqing, was a 32-year-old man from Anhui with no fixed occupation, yet he possessed multiple passports, including those from Thailand and Hong Kong. He was a professional swindler, specializing in deceiving women for money. He had previously been arrested for fraud in China, released in 2023, and subsequently fled abroad.

In May 2024, Yan Ruimin connected with Ma Yanqing on a dating app. He presented himself as an "affluent Shanghai man born in the 1980s," with an annual income reportedly in the millions and interests in travel and investment—the perfect "prey." Ma Yanqing was highly skilled at flirtation, and Yan Ruimin was swayed by his apparent "sincerity," agreeing to meet him in Bangkok.

On June 30, the two arrived in Bangkok and quickly entered a "honeymoon" phase. Surveillance footage showed them happily holding hands and eating durian at a Bangkok night market on the evening of July 1st. However, the "sweetness" ended abruptly on July 2nd. Ma Yanqing rented a black SUV and drove Yan Ruimin to the remote Chonburi Province. By 3:00 AM on July 3rd, the vehicle was spotted near a secluded park in Ban Pho District before its signal was lost.

Subsequently, Yan Ruimin's whereabouts showed a bizarre anomaly: on July 5th, her phone location appeared in Macau. The phone was used for mobile payments to purchase durian, dumplings, and drinks, and over 30,000 yuan was transferred from her bank card. This was clearly the killer attempting to create a false trail and steal her assets.

On July 12th, realizing his daughter was missing, Yan's father anxiously flew to Bangkok, reporting her disappearance to the Royal Thai Police the next day. He provided her photo, fingerprints, and DNA samples, urging a quick intervention. The Bangkok police formed a special task force, reviewed airport and hotel surveillance, and quickly identified Ma Yanqing as the prime suspect.

On the morning of July 13th, the search operation resulted in the discovery of the remains in the pond. Initial forensic examination indicated Yan Ruimin died from a blunt force trauma to the head, with the time of death estimated around the early hours of July 3rd. Thai police confirmed it was a premeditated murder and described the suspect's methods as cruel and extremely dangerous.

The Thai Police immediately issued a Red Notice through Interpol, prompting a swift joint enforcement action between China and Thailand. The joint team located Ma Yanqing's hiding place in Macau. On July 18th, he was apprehended at a Macau casino while attempting to board a flight to Vietnam using a fake passport. In August 2024, Ma Yanqing was extradited to China for trial.

On November 25, 2025, the Shanghai No. 1 Intermediate People's Court convicted Ma Yanqing of intentional homicide and sentenced him to death with a two-year reprieve. Following the case, the Chinese police issued a warning: "Be cautious with online dating and avoid traveling alone overseas."

More than a year after the incident, the pond in Ban Pho District has returned to silence. Yet, this tragedy serves as a solemn reminder that beauty and ambition, which should be wings for flight, can sometimes, through greed and misplaced trust, become the staircase leading to the abyss.