On May 20, 2025, a tragic event unfolded in Sichuan, China, when a factory fire raged for 37 hours, destroying millions of dollars in property. The fire, started by a worker over an unresolved debt of just 800 yuan (around $111), left the once-proud Sichuan JinYu Textile Company in ruins.
The worker, Wen, had repeatedly demanded his unpaid wages, but when he was ignored, his frustration turned into destructive revenge. Carrying gasoline, Wen set the factory on fire, which led to widespread devastation.
The incident has sparked heated debates online, with some viewing Wen as a vigilante, while others criticize his drastic actions. This case highlights the dire consequences of wage theft and the rising anger among China’s working class, who have faced years of economic hardship.
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