Daughter borrowed money to gamble and lose 600 million! The heroic dad said "I have 26 rooms" sold out and sold for 900 million
A 31-year-old woman from Zhejiang, mainland China borrowed 140 million yuan (RMB, the same below, about NT$600 million) to gamble in Macau, and was eventually charged with fraud. Regarding the jailed daughter and the billions in gambling debts, the father of the woman said, "I have 26 rooms for 8 million each, so I have almost 200 million (about NT$900 million) to get it back." According to the "Beijing Youth Daily" report, Zhejiang Province recently tried a fraud case involving a total of 140 million yuan. The defendant Lu Xiaoqin borrowed 140 million yuan to go to Macau for gambling. Because all the loans were lost, the repayment agreement failed to reach an agreement, and the other party was sued for fraud. On the day of the trial, Lu Xiaoqin has always said that he did not owe debts. The case was at most an economic dispute, not an intentional fraud. Before being arrested, he had repaid the victim Xu Xuguang more than 70 million yuan. After being arrested, his p...