這起案件在中國大陸引發廣泛關注，原因在於其手法系統化、時間跨度長，且受害者人數眾多，已非單一感情糾紛，而是典型以婚戀為包裝的長期詐騙行為。根據法院判決資料顯示，一名女子以「相親、談婚論嫁、結婚為前提交往」作為誘因，在長達五年的時間內，連續對多名單身男性進行詐騙，最終遭司法機關重判。

案情顯示，該名女子精心塑造「適婚、願意安定下來」的形象，透過相親平台、親友介紹或社交管道，鎖定經濟狀況相對穩定、具有結婚意願的單身男青年。她在交往初期即刻營造高度親密關係，迅速談及婚事，讓對方產生強烈的信任感與責任感。在此基礎上，她便以各種「現實困境」為由陸續索取金錢，例如家庭急需周轉、投資失利、創業資金短缺、彩禮或購房相關費用等。

令人震驚的是，每段關係的維持時間普遍不長，平均不超過三個月，最短的一段僅約二十天便完成詐騙並抽身離場。一旦對方開始察覺異常或資金難以再提供，她便迅速中斷聯繫，隨即轉向下一名目標。五年間，她先後對十二名單身男性行騙，手法雖高度重複，但每次皆根據對方背景進行細微調整，具備明顯的職業化特徵。

經司法機關調查與認定，該女子的行為已構成以非法占有為目的的詐騙犯罪，且數額特別巨大，涉案金額累計高達人民幣四百八十八萬元。法院指出，其犯罪行為時間長、受害人多、主觀惡性深，對多名受害者造成嚴重的經濟損失與心理創傷，並嚴重破壞正常的婚戀與社會信任秩序。

最終，法院依法判處該女子有期徒刑十五年六個月，並處以高額罰金，同時責令追繳非法所得，用於返還受害者。此案也被視為近年婚戀詐騙案件中刑責相對嚴厲的代表之一。

此事件再次凸顯現代相親與婚戀市場中潛藏的風險。司法與警方也藉此提醒民眾，若交往對象在短時間內頻繁以各種理由索要大額金錢，並將「結婚」作為施壓工具，往往已是詐騙的重要警訊。即便關係看似親密，也應保持基本理性與財務警覺，避免情感被利用而造成難以挽回的損失。

This case has drawn widespread attention in mainland China due to its highly systematic methods, long duration, and large number of victims. It is no longer a simple emotional dispute, but a典型 example of long-term fraud disguised as marriage and dating. According to court rulings, a woman used “arranged dating, discussing marriage, and the promise of marriage” as bait to repeatedly defraud multiple single men over a period of five years, ultimately receiving a severe prison sentence.

Court findings show that the woman carefully crafted the image of someone who was “marriage-minded” and eager to settle down. Through matchmaking platforms, introductions by friends or relatives, and social channels, she targeted single men who were financially stable and genuinely seeking marriage. At the early stage of each relationship, she rapidly built emotional intimacy and quickly brought up marriage, creating a strong sense of trust and responsibility in her victims. On this basis, she began requesting money under various pretexts, such as urgent family needs, failed investments, startup capital shortages, or expenses related to betrothal gifts and housing.

What shocked the public most was how short-lived each relationship was. Most lasted no more than three months, with the shortest ending in just about twenty days before the fraud was completed and she withdrew. Once a victim began to question her behavior or was no longer able to provide funds, she would immediately cut off contact and move on to the next target. Over five years, she defrauded twelve single men in total. Although her methods were highly repetitive, she adjusted her approach slightly based on each victim’s background, showing clear signs of professional and premeditated fraud.

After investigation and legal review, judicial authorities determined that her actions constituted fraud with the intent of illegal possession, involving an exceptionally large sum. The total amount involved reached approximately 4.88 million yuan. The court noted that her crimes were long-term in nature, involved numerous victims, and demonstrated strong subjective malice. They caused severe financial losses and psychological harm to the victims, while seriously undermining the normal order of marriage, relationships, and social trust.

Ultimately, the court sentenced her to fifteen years and six months in prison, imposed an additional fine, and ordered the recovery of illegal gains for restitution to the victims. This case has since been regarded as one of the more harshly punished marriage-related fraud cases in recent years.

The incident once again highlights the hidden risks in modern matchmaking and dating environments. Judicial authorities and police have used this case to remind the public that if a romantic partner frequently demands large sums of money in a short period of time and uses “marriage” as a form of pressure, it is often a serious warning sign of fraud. Even when a relationship appears emotionally close, maintaining rational judgment and financial caution is essential to avoid emotional manipulation and irreparable losses.