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That is part of the problem actually. Alot of their construction projects sit unfinished, over 3 million workers have not been paid and more importantly, the idiots also paid their suppliers in script rather then cash up front. Part of what allowed this company to grow so large so quickly is that they used debt to the exclusion of capital. Capital in flow from new buyers was used to pay existing debt obligations.You are kidding right? Or are you so far gone down the rabbit hole that you don't think China can just bail this out?
Also, why would they? If the firm has already BUILT the infrastructure they don't give a single shit about foreign loans they took out to do it. The bridge/apartment/subway is still there.
China can print more cash if really required anyway, they don't need any US influence here.
Edit: I thought this was in The Bidness, apologies keep on with your hot takes A&N autists.
It's essentially a massive Ponzi Scheme, but in real estate as opposed to financial services. The only difference is that instead of a growing pile of investors they needed to pay out they had a growing pile of creditors. And when the Chicoms made it harder to bring in fresh money they were absolutely screwed.