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On September 21st, a video released on WeiBo about a woman named Li in Xi’an, Shaanxi, who rented an apartment went viral....

The News as it appeared online
Beauty, Dump and Drama On September 6th, Ms. Chen, the landlady, was told that her tenant, Ms. Li, who was a self-proclaimed internet celebrity with over 1 million fans, would be moving out on the 19th. Knowing this, the landlady tried to contact her to finish the final checking-out procedures. On the 19th, the landlady experienced a shocking sight when she went to check on her apartment. Li was nowhere to be found, and the place was completely messy, and even had dog droppings which caused it to smell terribly. Thus, she tried to call Li, but the number was canceled.

Helplessly, Chen tried to hire someone to clean the mess but no one would do it after seeing the place. This even happened when she offered to pay 500 Yuan to have it cleaned, while the market price was 300 Yuan.
Per Chen, she signed a three-year rental contract with Li on September 21st, 2017. In February 2018, she discovered that Li had a dog. Then she found that the door-frame, furniture in the apartment had been damaged due to the dog biting them. She immediately notified Li that the contract would not be renewed after it expired. She asked Li to restore the house to its original state before moving out.
This September, Li promised to move out, with the agreement to restore the damaged furniture. However, Li not only made Chen’s apartment a total mess, but also registered a company in the apartment without Chen's consent. Lastly, she owed more than 3,000 Yuan in property, heating and water fees. This left the landlady with no other option, but to call the police.

Apology, Compromise and Forgiveness
On September 23rd, with the intervention of the police, Li came to the apartment to clean it up and apologize to Chen. She also paid all of the oustanding fees to the landlady.
Being asked about why she left Chen such a mess, Li explained herself. Firstly, she was busy due to her business trips, and secondly she was hospitalized due to physical problems, on the day before she moved out. She also stated that she gave the responsibility to her assistant, but was surprised when she found that it was not followed. However, she did admit that it was her fault.
As of now, the two sides have reached an agreement. Chen said, ' After all, Li is a young girl, and she deserves a second chance. '
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" After all, Li is a young GIRL...” sorry, but that’s not how you spell PIG. ?? And age has got nothing to do with it.Fahraaz Dockrat EF Changzhou This is one of the most disgusting things I have seen. It seems to be a common problem though. Hygiene isn’t something that is thought to kids here in China. Parents don’t teach them, nobody does. They are more than willing to live with filth all around them. Teach your kids general hygiene before you try teaching them English, music and everything else. Even a kitten is taught by its mother to clean itself and it’s surrounding... When the outside is the only thing that matters When young people have everything done for them, they can’t do anything for themselves. Mmmm when they have advanced bachelor in make up and dressing up but amateurs in hygiene and simple house chores = a disaster of a girlfriend ???♂? Must be horrible to invest in an apartment here, cost millions for a tiny place, the rent is so low that you need to rent It for like 70 years to get your money back, and in top of that the people that live there Have zero respect for the property and damage everything Results of the one-child policy... OMG! Poor dog! What happened with him after living with this owful person?! I have recently read an article which explained why nobody in Tokyo wants to rent out an apartment to the Chinese. A number of similar cases have occured. Tenants dissapearing, apartments in disarray, etc. Generally in big cities, like Berlin or Paris, nobody will let you lease unless you provide reccommendation letters from legitimate sources (like colleagues or previous landlords, nor friends any family). It is a normal practice. Dirty ass girl blacklist her Is this what her heart looks like?Beautiful on the outside but a crap mess inside Should have been hospitalised for her Mental check up instead of Physical.... Feel sorry for the dog living in that apartment. Let alone her boyfriend expecting to have a meinui future wife in her home only to find his home..... Cleaning up was obviously beneath her. No small irony in the landlady's tshirt. Is it about forgive the young girl; or did she get compensation? Huh Please teach hygiene to your kids“畢竟,李是一個(gè)年輕的女孩……“對(duì)不起,你不是這樣拼寫小豬的。??和年齡無關(guān)。這是我見過的最惡心的事情之一。這似乎是一個(gè)普遍的問題。在中國,孩子們并不認(rèn)為衛(wèi)生是個(gè)問題。父母不教他們,沒人教。他們更愿意與周圍的污穢生活在一起。在你教孩子英語、音樂和其他東西之前,先教他們一般的衛(wèi)生知識(shí)。即使是小貓也會(huì)被它的媽媽教著去清潔自己和周圍的環(huán)境。當(dāng)年輕人為他們做了一切,他們不能為自己做任何事。嗯先進(jìn)本科時(shí)化妝和打扮,但業(yè)余愛好者在衛(wèi)生和簡單的家務(wù)=災(zāi)難的女朋友???♂?必須是可怕的投資在一個(gè)公寓,花費(fèi)數(shù)百萬的小地方,租金很低,你需要租70年拿回你的錢,和最重要的是住在那里的人沒有對(duì)財(cái)產(chǎn)的尊重和破壞一切嗎OMG !可憐的狗!跟這么一個(gè)了不起的人住了之后,他發(fā)生了什么事?!我最近讀了一篇文章,解釋了為什么東京沒有人愿意把公寓租給中國人。出現(xiàn)了許多類似的情況。租戶的離去,公寓的混亂等等。一般來說,在柏林或巴黎這樣的大城市,除非你提供合法來源的推薦信(如同事或以前的房東,或朋友或家人),否則沒人會(huì)讓你租房。這是正常的做法。她應(yīng)該去醫(yī)院做精神檢查而不是身體檢查…真可憐那只住在公寓里的狗。更不用說她的男朋友期待有一個(gè)未來的美惠妻子在她家里,卻發(fā)現(xiàn)他的家…打掃衛(wèi)生顯然有失她的身份。房東太太的t恤里有不少諷刺意味。是關(guān)于原諒那個(gè)年輕的女孩;還是她得到了補(bǔ)償?哈
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