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The Couple That Made China Cry

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November 26, 2023

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This young couple is being called the one representing millions in China. Young, ambitious, but heavily oppressed by the communist regime.

Liangliang and Lijun have become symbols in China for their hard life under the current government. Many see them as the representation of the wider situation for people in China.

After putting a down payment for a house, the developer, Sunac defaulted in the middle of 2022, and their home became an unfinished project. They tried to seek an answer but were beaten until they ended up in the hospital.

#china #sunac #realestate

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