「福建莆田黄金码头爆雷，千人围堵市政府（2026.03.02）」2026年3月2日，福建省莆田市发生一起大规模维权事件。上千名投资人聚集在市政府门前，要求“黄金码头”兑付存款。现场气氛紧张，当局出动大量警察到场戒备。
据当事人透露，福建黄金码头集团有限公司长期以7.5厘的高利率揽储，并通过赠送米、油、小家电等礼品拉拢客户。许多中老年人被高息承诺和“实体黄金店铺”背景所吸引，投入毕生积蓄，甚至有人把养老金、女儿的聘礼钱也投了进去。受害者的投资金额少则几十万，多则高达上百万，原本想着每月稳拿利息，安安稳稳养老。然而，春节之后，原本的返利突然停止，员工接连失联，各地店门也相继关闭。据悉，受害者多达2000余人。
2月26日，人还在新加坡的公司董事长林国春发布公开信，首次承认公司资金流转出现问题，称因“个别员工监守自盗、违规操作，导致部分账户被冻结”。他在声明中强调公司“并无恶意套取客户资金”，声明自己没跑路，承诺“不会逃避，会回来处理”。3月1日，林国春录视频对外表示，自己已经从新加坡回到中国，愿意承担责任、配合调查。但对广大投资人而言，店已经关了，钱也停了，空洞的承诺根本不顶用。
在3月2日的维权现场，投资人们情绪激动，高喊口号“还我血汗钱”。多名年迈老人因体力不支晕倒在现场，场面令人揪心。现场有大量警察全程戒备，双方未发生冲突。
3月3日，在大规模集会后，网络上开始出现“黄金码头恢复营业”的视频。但据多名投资人透露，门店虽有营业迹象，存款依旧无法兑现。
Financial Collapse of Fujian Putian’s “Golden Wharf”: Thousands Besiege City Hall (2026.03.02)
On March 2, 2026, a large-scale rights-defense protest took place in Putian City, Fujian Province. Over a thousand investors gathered in front of the municipal government building, demanding that “Golden Wharf” honor their deposits. The atmosphere at the scene was tense, and authorities deployed a massive police presence to stand guard.
According to those involved, Fujian Golden Wharf Group Co., Ltd. had long been raising funds by offering a high monthly interest rate of 0.75% (locally known as “7.5 li”) and luring customers with gifts such as rice, cooking oil, and small home appliances. Attracted by the promise of high interest and the backing of “physical gold shops,” many middle-aged and elderly people invested their life savings; some even put in their pensions and their daughters’ dowries. The victims invested amounts ranging from hundreds of thousands to over a million yuan, originally hoping to earn a steady monthly interest for a peaceful retirement. However, after the Spring Festival, the promised returns suddenly stopped, employees successively lost contact, and store branches in various locations closed down one after another. It is reported that there are more than 2,000 victims in total.
On February 26, the company’s chairman, Lin Guochun, who was still in Singapore at the time, released an open letter. He admitted for the first time that the company was facing cash flow problems, claiming that “embezzlement and rule violations by individual employees led to the freezing of some accounts.” In his statement, he emphasized that the company “had no malicious intent to misappropriate customer funds,” declared that he had not absconded, and promised he “would not evade responsibility and would return to handle the matter.” On March 1, Lin Guochun recorded a video stating that he had returned to China from Singapore and was willing to take responsibility and cooperate with investigations. However, for the vast majority of investors, the stores were already closed, the money had stopped, and empty promises were completely useless.
At the protest scene on March 2, investors were highly emotional, chanting the slogan, “Give us back our hard-earned money.” Several elderly individuals fainted at the scene due to physical exhaustion, making for a heartbreaking sight. A large number of police officers guarded the scene throughout the event, but no clashes occurred between the two sides.
On March 3, following the large-scale rally, videos showing “Golden Wharf resuming business” began to circulate online. However, according to multiple investors, although the stores showed signs of being open, their deposits still could not be cashed out.