Hui Ka Yan, once Asia's richest person and the founder of China Evergrande, who came to personify the boom and bust of China's property market was sentenced to life in prison last week by a Chinese court. But the collapse of the sector, entering its sixth year, ​remains a drag on the world's second-biggest economy, a pain point for millions of households and a force for export-reliant growth and trade friction for ‌China

Hui Ka Yan, once Asia's richest person and the founder of China Evergrande, who came to personify the boom and bust of China's property market. was sentenced to life in prison last week by a Chinese court. But the collapse of the sector, entering its sixth year, ​remains a drag on the world's second-biggest economy, a pain point for millions of households and a force for export-reliant growth and trade friction for ‌China

Hui Ka Yan, once Asia's richest man and founder of Evergrande Group, was sentenced to life in prison by a Chinese court, five years after the property developer's collapse shook China's economy and financial markets

wait @support_huihui is that you?? the two logos look similar. two teams, same mission on model abliteration - one in the bay area, one not. not sure where huihui is, it sounds chinese but overall super stealthy. anyway huihui-ai is who first put me onto this whole concept and the tricks behind abliterating models. but i guess this palo alto company will scale much faster now

China Evergrande’s founder Hui Ka Yan has been sentenced to life in prison — cementing the downfall of a property tycoon who exemplified the country’s real estate boom and bust. Nicole Sy explains