China's economic growth slowed more than expected in the third quarter, official data showed Monday, as a crackdown on the property sector and a looming energy crisis began to bite. After a swift coronavirus bounceback, recovery in the world's second-biggest economy is losing steam | Hindustan Times

Evergrande is China's second-largest real estate developer and is now sinking under a mountain of debt, totalling $300 billion, which makes it the most indebted company in the world. This crisis has often been compared to the collapse of U.S. investment bank Lehman Brothers in 2008 that triggered the global financial crisis. You may be familiar with the Western media coverage on this issue, but how do average Chinese citizens feel about this situation and the property market in China in general?

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