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They Never Took Out a Loan. Then They Were Liable for ¥10 Million.

Eight farmers in rural Henan say a neighbor's 'quick favor' of a signature left them registered as company bosses with bank loans and guarantees in the millions. Police are investigating; the bank says the paperwork was signed by their own hands.

Entertainment

She Painted Herself Single. Three Viewers Sent Her ¥25 Million. Was It Fraud?

Chinese prosecutors say a 25-year-old live-streamer hid a husband and two children while cultivating three big-tipping viewers; her side says the money was voluntary screen romance. The ¥25 million dispute is testing where China's parasocial gift economy ends and fraud begins.

Life Stories

The Hong Kong Actor Told His Downstairs Neighbor to Buy a Villa. Then CCTV Footage Entered the Chat.

Hong Kong actor Matthew Ko, fed up with a downstairs neighbor's complaints about his toddler, went on camera and suggested the neighbor 'go buy a villa.' When that clapback went viral for all the wrong reasons, his wife fired back with home security footage of the 18-month-old at 4:48 a.m. and made China's favorite argument about high-rise life even more public.