In 1980 times, China has no government property registry system, how my family property was sold
may be a great example of Chinese style business.
Around 1987 or 1988 time when I was still in college, my father got a letter from his siblings that a family property in my hometown origin, my great grandfather's birth town, was sold. My father did not let me read the letter but I was informed my father's share was about ¥700-800. It was great then since I was a big burden to my father's income. Now look back what I heard about that transaction when I was in China.
That property had somebody live in there at that time, I heard it was my grandfather's younger brother's family initiated move to sell it ever since China acknowledge private owned properties are lawful private wealth. I heard my father's siblings heard about it prompted them rushed back to the town to get my grandfather's share. I heard there was some arguments that it should be my father's inheritance, but eventually the house was sold and my father got that letter. I heard my father's no involvement got his low share and I heard no distinctive ownership was ever acknowledged. But the house was sold and cashed. Heard they paid residents some cash to move out. Just like this.
---- May 10th, 2017
It is a well known doubt if I have money or if I have inherited anything on June 30th of 2004. To myself, as a beneficiary person, the question was what I have inherited. This blog is the diary that recorded this entire discovering journey. Please send me an email at somebodyinma@gmail.com if you think content information is incorrect.
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