Zhenhao Zou was asked for a bag after an alleged violation, the court listens

Prosecutor Catherine Farrelly KC asked him why Mr. Zou, a doctoral student, was compensating for.

Through the interpreter, she replied that she had forced her to stay at home that night and drink a lot of alcohol.

She said: “My emotion was not stable and he forced me not to let me go.

“Under an extreme loss of emotional control, the agreement was that ‘or you let me go or give me money to stay’, but I did not allow any sexual activity.”

The court also heard that he sent a text message to Mr. Zou, from Elephant and Castle in southern London, telling him that he would expose him for what he had done and told him that he had contacted the police.

She added that she should feel guilty for what she had done, they told the jury.

Later, the woman published a warning about Mr. Zou on Chinese social media channels Wechat and Little Red Book, The Court Heard, to obtain the support of other people and alert others about him.

The trial continues.