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But what kind of property was it?
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this post was submitted on 15 Nov 2023
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That woman cannot be more than 40, right? In that time, pretty sure the only time China “takes” property is when you do criminal shit (so no different from any country). I’m guessing “her” property refers to the fact that her great grandpa or something was a landlord, so instead of living a normal working life she thinks she’s entitled to just sit around and collect rent from peasants on “her” property.
I knew a guy claimed to have had a multi billion dollar landlording portfolio seized by the Chinese state for no reason. Which I maintain was a hilarious prank
Good riddance.