The Human Reproductive Technology Council, which regulates IVF services in Hong Kong, has officially referred a case to local law enforcement agencies. The investigation centers on a company established by Tan Zubiao, a mainland Chinese influencer also known as Berlin Sun, who is accused of offering commercial surrogacy services to LGBTQ couples.

According to reports, the firm allegedly sought to bring non-local surrogate mothers into Hong Kong to give birth. Commercial surrogacy is currently prohibited under Hong Kong law, which restricts surrogacy arrangements to altruistic, non-commercial purposes for married heterosexual couples. The referral to law enforcement suggests that authorities are examining whether the firm’s activities violated these strict regulatory frameworks.

While the Human Reproductive Technology Council has confirmed the referral, specific details regarding the potential charges or the current status of the firm’s operations remain limited. The case has drawn attention due to the influencer's public profile and his own history of utilizing surrogacy services with his foreign husband. As of now, the investigation is ongoing, and authorities have not released further information regarding the scope of the alleged operations or the individuals involved.