Evergrande's "building" really fell this time!
Not only did it collapse ugly, but it also brought people a laughing stock, becoming a laughing stock for the struggle between mother and son and family infighting.
Recently, there was news: Xu Jiayin's ex-wife Ding Yumei actually demanded a debt of 1 billion Hong Kong dollars from their second son Xu Tenghe!
Wow Ka Ka, the son is in debt, the mother is collecting the debt, what's going on?
To answer this question, we first need to understand: Who is Ding Yumei?
Ding Yumei is a 67-year-old woman who was once Xu Jiayin's legal wife. After graduating from university, she was assigned to work at Wuyang Iron and Steel Company in Henan Province, and met and married Xu Jiayin, who was one year younger than herself.
On October 16, 2019, in the "2019 Hurun Women Entrepreneurs List" released by the Hurun Research Institute, Ding Yumei ranked 26th with a wealth of 17 billion yuan.
Of course, now Ding Yumei is no longer Xu Jiayin's wife, and the two of them have divorced. Ms. Ding holds a Canadian passport and left Hong Kong for Canada in late July last year.
Some analysts pointed out that Xu Jiayin and Ding Yumei carried out a so-called "silent technical divorce", through which some assets were transferred overseas and fell into the pockets of Ding Yumei, the "overseas ex-wife".
In other words, Xu Jiayin divorced Ding Yumei in order to extricate the latter from the quagmire of Evergrande debt and cut off the relationship with Xu Jiayin. Subsequently, Ding Yumei went to the United States to take over the assets transferred from China.
Under the "double buff" of bankruptcy protection and divorce, neither domestic law nor US law can enforce the assets in Ding Yumei's hands.
So, what kind of person is this second son, Xu Tenghe? Who is he sacred?
Xu Jiayin and Ding Yumei have two sons, the eldest son Xu Zhijian graduated from Tsinghua University and was the vice president of Evergrande Real Estate, responsible for the low-key management of the group's property and gardens. Perhaps anticipating the current situation, Xu Zhijian obtained permanent residency in Canada early.
The second son, Xu Tenghe, is a Harvard returnee, serving as the vice president of Evergrande Real Estate Group, who once led the work of Evergrande Wealth, and is regarded by the outside world as Xu Jiayin's best person. This Xu Jiayin's second son has extremely high requirements, and his life is luxurious, no less than the Zhumen banquet, and he has no worries about food and clothing.
According to rumors, Xu Jiayin set up a family trust worth 23 billion yuan for his son before Evergrande's property went bankrupt, the so-called "rich second generation protection plan".
However, in addition to Xu Jiayin himself, the core members of Evergrande who have recently been taken away also include Xu Jiayin's second son Xu Tenghe. Therefore, this family trust** may not be of much use to Xu Tenghe.
So far, the story has developed to this stage, and many people may think that this is the end: Xu Jiayin and his son are responsible for carrying the burden, and Ding Yumei's mother and son go to Canada to live a rich life, and the two settle down.
But unexpectedly, the former loving mother Ding Yumei actually pursued a high debt from her son with a resolute attitude!
According to the complaint filed by Ding Yumei, the dispute arose out of a loan agreement signed on 16 June 2020.
According to the agreement, Xu Tenghe obtained a huge loan from Ding Yumei as a borrower. However, when the agreed repayment date came, Xu Tenghe did not fulfill his repayment obligations in accordance with the agreement, which led to the occurrence of this legal dispute.
Was this pursuit battle a helpless move taken by Ding Yumei to protect herself, or was she deeply disappointed in her son?
In the face of this problem, I have only one sentence: the biological mother filed a lawsuit against her biological son, and there must be a reason for the abnormal state of affairs!
Typically, when a mother confronts her son in court and collects a debt, there are three situations that arise.
First, because the son was unfilial, the mother angrily sued.
For example, if a son occupies his mother's property but does not support him, the mother will eventually become unbearable and claim the property back.
The second is the division of property through divorce.
If the mother buys a matrimonial house for her son, but the daughter-in-law asks for a divorce and divides the property shortly after the marriage, in order to protect her property, the mother takes her son to court and demands that the young couple return the money for the house.
Third, dealing with creditors.
For example, when the son went bankrupt, he was supposed to pay off the debts of other companies, but the mother filed a lawsuit, and the son could only pay the mother's debts first and then the "loan".
The core idea of this strategy is to let others get the benefits first, and let others get nothing.
According to a report, Ding Yumei hired a team of the world's top lawyers in Canada, hoping to help Xu Jiayin negotiate with his son through legal means and try to keep his property.
We can see that Ding Yumei spent a lot of effort, and she recovered her debts and made Xu Jiayin's matter public, probably not only to fight against her son's unfilial piety, but also to show the world the predicament she faced.
Seeing Ding Yumei's shrewd expression, we can imagine that she will not make some meaningless actions. The most likely explanation is the third scenario: protecting one's property as a creditor!
After all, since the Hong Kong court filed for Evergrande's liquidation in January this year, the once-real estate giant has become a zombie and is beginning to rot.
Evergrande's current debt is about 195 trillion yuan, of which the financial debt is about 600 billion yuan.
In addition to investing in unfinished real estate and storage land, there is a significant increase in investment corruption in two ways:
The first is to invest in areas related to Evergrande's side business;
The second is to invest in marketing activities.
The former can be a part of the funds, while the latter is completely lost.
Ding Yumei used to divide property and debts through a technical divorce with Xu Jiayin, and now she protects her property as a creditor, which is also an old routine ......
Here's what she wanted to say:Like banks, migrant workers, and buyers, I, Ding Yumei, am also a creditor, and if Xu Jiayin can't take it, I want to take it!
Alas, Ding Yumei is really cleverly playing with chess pieces, ticking!
It can only be said that although this money does not belong to Xu Jiayin, their whole family does play this matter clearly.
I have to admit that in Xu Jiayin's family, who are both shrewd and stupid, they actually chose an undignified and irresponsible way to transfer assets, preferring to carry the whole world.
Still, she doesn't want to be decent, someone has to make her decent, right?
Think about it, in China, if you want to use the means of empty gloves and white wolves, neither the common people nor ** will agree. Money and talent must stay where they are!
Look at Zong Qinghou is also the richest man in the past, he lives an upright life:
1.No change of nationality, no transfer of assets;
2.No layoffs for employees over the age of 45;
3.Not listed.
Like Zong Qinghou, it is rumored that Xu Jiayin is also a person who is very concerned about his historical status. Once, he was so proud after drinking that he threw the cup up and asked the people around him: "I Xu Jiayin, how can I leave a hundred generations?" ”
Now it seems that this passage has become a little funny, Xu Jiayin is not to mention that he will be famous for a hundred generations, the most important thing he should do now is to avoid leaving a bad reputation for 10,000 years.
Xu Jiayin and Zong Qinghou perfectly interpreted the fact that the difference between people is sometimes greater than the difference between humans and apes!
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