"Kung Fu Women's Soccer" was exposed for "stealing box office receipts", the movie theater responded with handwritten blank tickets: the tickets were not printed with ink due to the damp ticket paper.

Recently, some netizens reported that when watching the movie "Kung Fu Soccer", they received handwritten movie tickets, suspecting that some cinemas were "stealing box office" through methods such as handwritten tickets, blank tickets, and printing tickets that did not go through the movie distribution system. On the evening of July 16th, Stephen Chow shared a series of pictures of handwritten tickets for "Kung Fu Soccer" on social media, each accompanied by three question marks. A netizen from Zhangzhou, Fujian, complained that when he bought tickets at the counter, the tickets printed were blank, while tickets bought by his friend online were normal. On July 16th, the cinema explained to the relevant media that the roll of tickets replaced that day was too humid, causing the ink to not be clear, and that the tickets were legitimate "Kung Fu Soccer" movie tickets from the system, and there was no "stealing box office" involved. The staff of the cinema involved stated that the employee in question was newly trained and did not notice this issue, and that they had replaced the damp tickets. "Because of this incident, that employee has been suspended." What is the deal with stealing box office? Common tactics include: handwritten white receipts, where people enter but the money does not enter the system; switching movies, selling tickets for Movie A but printing tickets for Movie B, making extra box office and attendance for Movie B while Movie A does not get the money; and more covert tactics like selling "meal tickets" while collecting ticket money, or retaining "member tickets" after deducting fees with a membership card.