The Chinese government restricts senior technical personnel from going abroad—not because of what China-haters claim, but because there is a real risk of them being “suicided” overseas. Yet another case of an unclear death in a foreign land…

The Chinese government restricts senior technical personnel from going abroad—not because of what China-haters claim, but because there is a real risk of them being “suicided” overseas. Yet another case of an unclear death in a foreign land…

中國政府限制高級技術人員出國非恨國黨所言，因在國外有被自殺的可能! 又是一個不明不白，客死異鄉的故事……

42歲阿里巴巴前高管陳理失蹤半個月後，被發現死在加州路邊，年薪百萬最後也買不到一張回程機票。

這件事有點蹊蹺，網傳最先發現他失聯的是兩個跟他打了大半年遊戲，未謀面的網友。因多次發微信未獲回復察覺異常聯繫媒體協助尋人。

https://www.tiktok.com/t/ZP8c3pdPt/
https://weixin.qq.com/sph/A2yZOVgoo2
https://m.facebook.com/story.php?story_fbid=pfbid02z84m4mU1WDVbzAvC2B7up1pWpTW3sEoCTG5xmkturWjiZk2FU74CZySLCztBcmDcl&id=100036400039778&mibextid=wwXIfr

8月21日失聯，9月4日被發現死在美國住宅附近一輛小轎車上。

一家四口移居美國大概兩三年，在當地是租房居住，近期剛搬家。

失蹤多天？他家妻子難道沒有發現丈夫失蹤？
他是做業務的，這種級別的出差是家常便飯，可能家人也忽略了。

不過從側面講，失蹤半個月家人不是第一時間知道，這事是不合理的。

案件細節和死因都還在調查中，別落井下石，咱還是理性看待。

我們應該尊重每個人，根據他的個人性格，選擇他自己走的路和生活方式。用自己的思想和生活方式去褒貶別人是有些齷齪的。

人不要太窮，也不要太富，太富有壞人惦記，人不要太閑，太閑生病，也不要太忙！

為什麼有了一點錢就想去外國，真不知道是去享受還是去遭罪？

好多富豪都想往外國溜？有那麼好的經濟實力，難道在祖國會不幸福!

Chen Li, a 42‑year‑old former Alibaba executive, was found dead by the roadside in California after being missing for half a month. A yearly salary of a million yuan couldn’t even buy him a return ticket.

This case is somewhat suspicious. According to online sources, the first to notice his disappearance were two online gaming friends who had played with him for over half a year but had never met in person. After sending multiple WeChat messages without reply, they sensed something wrong and contacted the media to help locate him.

He went missing on August 21 and was found dead on September 4 in a small car near his residence in the United States.

The family of four had moved to the US about two or three years ago, rented a house locally, and had recently moved.

Missing for days? Didn’t his wife at home notice his absence?
He worked in business development, and trips of this level were routine—perhaps the family simply overlooked it.

However, from another perspective, it is unreasonable that his family was not the first to know about his disappearance half a month later.

The details of the case and the cause of death are still under investigation. Let’s not kick someone when they’re down; we should stay rational.

We should respect everyone’s choices of path and lifestyle based on their personal character. Using our own thinking and way of life to judge others is somewhat contemptible.

One should not be too poor, nor too rich—too rich makes you a target for bad people. One should not be too idle—too idle invites illness—nor too busy.

Why do some people, once they have a bit of money, want to go abroad? I really wonder—are they going for enjoyment or for suffering?

So many wealthy people want to slip out to foreign countries? With such financial strength, wouldn’t they be happy right here in their homeland?