Northern Myanmar: I Was Deceived in Jinding Park

In 2017, my name is Chen Mo, I am twenty-seven years old and I run express delivery in Jiangcheng. My mother has terminal uremia and a kidney transplant costs 600,000 yuan. I earn 7,200 yuan a month. I worked my butt off to deliver the items and only slept four hours a day, but I still couldn't fill the hole. That year, the "Northern Myanmar Telephone Scam" had not yet become popular in China, and most people had never heard of it. Naturally, I didn't know that there is a place called Jinding Park in Kokang, Myanmar. The recruitment website reads: "We are looking for high-paying game customer service, with a base salary of 8,000, no cap on commission, food and accommodation included, and a monthly income of more than 20,000." I thought that was a lifeline. When I arrived in northern Myanmar, I realized that it was a cannibalistic hell.