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Chen Peng put $43,000 down on a Zhengzhou apartment in 2015 and survived on potatoes to keep up with the mortgage. Over a decade later, the apartment still has no interior. His story also happens to explain why Chinese BYD cars are flooding every continent right now. Chen is a folk singer who paid 50 percent down on a presale condo in Zhengzhou's Qifu City development, a 6,000-unit project. Construction stopped in 2019. He petitioned officials, was detained for three days for protesting, released a song about the injustice, and stopped paying his mortgage. Defaulting in China carries unusual penalties. Shane Wu, a Beijing entrepreneur who walked away from his home loans after his business failed, is on the official
Chen Peng put $43,000 down on a Zhengzhou apartment in 2015 and survived on potatoes to keep up with the mortgage. Over a decade later, the apartment still has no interior. His story also happens to explain why Chinese BYD cars are flooding every continent right now. Chen is a folk singer who paid 50 percent down on a presale condo in Zhengzhou's Qifu City development, a 6,000-unit project. Construction stopped in 2019. He petitioned officials, was detained for three days for protesting, released a song about the injustice, and stopped paying his mortgage. Defaulting in China carries unusual penalties. Shane Wu, a Beijing entrepreneur who walked away from his home loans after his business failed, is on the official "discredited" list, which bars him from flights, bullet trains, and sending his children to private school. Chen and Wu are not alone. By mid-2022, mortgage boycotts had spread to over 100 cities. Goldman Sachs estimated that returning Chinese housing inventory to 2018 levels would require 7.7 trillion yuan, even assuming a 50% discount. That's roughly 25x Beijing's most ambitious rescue package to date. Real home prices in late 2025 fell below where they were in 2010. When China's households can't spend because their wealth is trapped in collapsing property, their factories lose their customers. To stay alive, BYD has slashed prices by an average of 32% over two years. They're not alone. Most Chinese EV manufacturers operate at losses despite their high sales volumes. So when you see a cheap Chinese EV on a lot in Bangkok or Brazil, you're looking at the visible end of a chain that runs back to a half-built apartment in Zhengzhou whose owner started writing protest songs.

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