Fly South

Liu Cong, born in 1988, graduated in 1985. He resigned from a state-owned enterprise and started his own business. The drone company's annual revenue exceeded 10 million, Porsche, large flats, and a happy family. Before the age of thirty, he lived a life that everyone envied. Then he went bankrupt. 4.68 Million in debt, divorce, and kicked out by his partner. Being stabbed in the back by a relative. He dragged his suitcase back to his parents' 60-square-meter house, lying on his father's 1.2-Meter single bed, checking his phone every day to read bank reminder messages. He thought he would be like this for the rest of his life. But someone wouldn't let him. The ex-wife deposits a sum of money into a joint card every month, takes a screenshot and sends it over. He replied with two words: Got it. She posted this screenshot for forty-eight months. He replied "I know" forty-eight times. At the age of sixty, his parents returned to the factory - his father tightened screws and his mother welded circuit boards. They collected 3,000 yuan a month to pay him. The three sisters each transfer ten thousand to twenty thousand at the end of each year, with the following sentence: "Brother, I believe in you." A man who had sold thermal underwear in Cambodia and lost millions in Macau said to him at a barbecue stall on the third day of the Lunar New Year - "Have you heard of cashew nuts in Cambodia?" From Optics Valley Entrepreneurship Street to Monivong Avenue in Phnom Penh, from cashew fields in Battambang to tuk-tuk modification workshops in Bangkok. He spent four years erasing the word "dishonest person" from the credit report, and changed the word "got it" into "I'm back." This is not a cool article. This is a real record of a debtor climbing into a trap.