Millionaire Chinese businessman bulldozes run down huts in village

[Locutus]

where he grew up and builds luxury flats for residents instead... for free

• Xiong Shuihua paid for wooden huts he grew up in to be knocked down
• Tycoon then spent millions replacing them with luxury flats for residents
• He has housed 72 families to repay them for their kindness in his youth
• A further 18 families who were particularly kind will be given villas to live in
• Elderly and low paid residents will also be given three meals a day for free
• Flats constructed in Xiongkeng village in the city of Xinyu, southern China
  

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Chinese businessman builds luxury flats for his old village for free  | Daily Mail Online.

 

[MHz]

They need some building managers.

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[Twila]

What a great story.

 

[SLM]

Awesome.

 

[bill barilko]

I don't believe it for a minute-no one is living in those buildings at all-where is the laundry hanging out and where are the gardens?

The Daily Mail FFS.

 

[Twila]

I don't believe it for a minute-no one is living in those buildings at all-where is the laundry hanging out and where are the gardens?

The Daily Mail FFS.

That's the reason you don't believe it? Because you're not seeing a stereotype played in a single picture? Life must really bum you out, man.

 

[bill barilko]

That's the reason you don't believe it? Because you're not seeing a stereotype played in a single picture?

Life-there is No Life in any of those photos and the Chinese are famous for propaganda and potemkin villages.

So Sorry to be the agent of your disillusionment.

 

[Twila]

Life-there is No Life in any of those photos and the Chinese are famous for propaganda and potemkin villages.

So Sorry to be the agent of your disillusionment.

No need to apologize, you haven't been the agent of my disillusionment.

 

[bill barilko]

No need to apologize, you haven't been the agent of my disillusionment.

So you still believe in the Daily Telegraph-how quaint.

 

[Twila]

So you still believe in the Daily Telegraph-how quaint.

I have the power of the whole of the internet at my finger tips.