I'm going to give my girlfriend a sports car and a house as a gift…Buy 6.2 billion won from 70 people
May 27, 2025
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According to Hong Kong media South China Morning Post, a man named Liu from Chengdu, Sichuan Province, China, was accused of committing 32.7 million yuan (about 6.22 billion won) of fraud to give his girlfriend a luxurious gift.
He was found to have deceived the victims by falsifying contracts, business licenses, and company seals.
According to police investigations, he signed leases without gas station goodwill and took deposits, and deceived local energy companies and their stocks to receive rent.
It is also accused of defrauding investment funds from oil companies using fake equity transfer agreements.
Police found that a total of 32.7 million yuan was defrauded from more than 70 people from September 2019 until recently.
Investigators have identified more than 80 bank accounts and more than 300,000 financial transactions in his name, and authorities have frozen or confiscated the remaining 25 million yuan (about 4.762 billion won) of his assets. The current case has been handed over to the prosecution.
He claimed that he did not use the money he received from fraud for himself.
According to the police, most of the money was spent on her girlfriend. Despite being unemployed, the girlfriend maintained a luxurious life by purchasing Porsche sports cars and several villas, according to the survey.
Rio, on the other hand, had no home and car, and lived with his parents, rarely buying clothes or delivering food on his own, police said.
Under Chinese law, large fraud cases can lead to more than a decade in prison, life in prison, heavy fines or confiscation of assets.
The incident sparked a heated debate on Chinese social media.
Netizens are saying that "He is blinded by love and the true winner is his girlfriend","It's a pity that he used his cleverness for the wrong thing","Business transactions need to be thoroughly verified. You shouldn't trust them unconditionally just because they look familiar.
This article was translated by Naver AI translator.
