A 29-year-old woman in China is being sued by her estranged parents after she refused to buy her younger brother an apartment. The woman, surnamed Zhang, from Guangzhou in southern China, is being sued for 500,000 yuan (S$100,916) in "maintenance" by her birth parents, Shandong Business Daily reported. Zhang has no relationship with her parents who left her to be.
While grandparents worldwide often enjoy the retired life – pursuing hobbies, travelling the world and occasionally visiting their children and grandchildren – retirees in China are often stuck at home, tasked with taking care of the little ones while their sons and daughters go to work. For Chen Shuxiang and her husband Guan Hongsheng, who are in their late-60s with.
China s Talent-Owned Companies Under Scrutiny as New Tax Crackdown Looms
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Chinese authorities have issued warnings of a new crackdown on entertainment industry financial practices and astronomical star salaries in wake of another high-profile celebrity tax scandal. The latest furor, involving actor Zheng Shuang, is the biggest since the 2018 downfall of Fan Bingbing and has echoes of the earlier scandal, albeit without a mysterious disappearance by the leading lady.
Last week, allegations emerged online that the immensely sought-after TV actor Zheng was paid $24.6 million for her work on a single web series. The figure massively exceeds the $7.7 million (RMB50 million) maximum that Chinese industry bodies say individuals can be paid for a single production.