Your family cemetery owes a fee?
A netizen complained, before the Qingming Festival, went to the cemetery in Lantian County to pay tribute to his parents, saw the cemetery eye-catching “warm tips”.
The “warm reminder” is not warm at all, requiring the families of the deceased who have purchased a tomb for twenty years or close to twenty years to pay a fee at the management office.
Once must pay the twenty-year fee of 12,000 yuan, late, the loved ones of the place of burial, will be treated as no owner’s grave, as for the ashes, naturally, the same “no owner “As for the ashes, they will also be disposed of.
How a treatment, the cemetery did not say, everything is possible, including shaving out, throw out.
When I think back to the cemetery when I bought a grave 6000 yuan, now the management fee will have been twice as much as that year.
This generation of sons pay 12,000 yuan for 20 years, the burden of future grandchildren is not to be multiplied by more than 5? What about the grandchildren of the grandchildren ……
The actual fact is that you will be able to get a lot more than just a few of the most popular and popular items.
The head of the marketing department of the cemetery said that this industry is special and does not require collateral.
The actual fact is that the actual person will not be able to get a loan in person. If the customer is 50 or 60 years old, his children can be the lender. If the customer is 70 or 80 years old, his grandchildren can act as lenders. “
People, isn’t it too miserable? When you’re alive, you pay your mortgage; when you die, you can’t pay it yourself, and you have to pay the cemetery loan to your children and grandchildren.
It seems that the living cannot afford to support the living, nor can they manage the dead.
The world is very magical, the deceased is not necessarily buried in the ground, there are also living in buildings.
Some people buy a house to put ashes, and even some communities, the whole building is dedicated to put ashes ….
In fact, this kind of special buy a house to put the urn thing, in a first-tier city has been commonplace.
We all understand how horrible the housing prices in first-tier cities are, but what is even more horrible than the housing prices is the price of cemeteries.
In a place where every inch of land is gold, a budget cemetery sells for as much as $200,000-$300,000 and only has a 20-year term.
This means that you have to pay more money every 20 years, which is difficult to support even if you have a mine at home.
Economy cemetery 200,000 rent 20 years, a small house in the county is only a few hundred thousand and 70 years of property rights.
And, can also be sold as an investment in extreme cases as a normal house.
Why buy a cemetery when a house is more cost effective?
Of course, if there is demand, there will be supply, and Tianjin’s Jing’an Mausoleum has done the ultimate.
They have built a community by exploiting a legal loophole, and this community is invariably a spirit house.
The garden calls it: “building-type spirit hall”.
The doors and windows of every room in the building are black and signed with the name of the shrine, and some of them have big red flowers.
The corridors reveal a sense of eeriness everywhere.
The cemetery was once cold when the project was first launched, when the price per square foot of the house was only 3-4,000.
But the price climbed rapidly to 7,000 yuan per square foot in 6 years, catching up with the average house price of third-tier cities.
Today the community has been occupied by more than 3,000 families and nearly 100,000 urns.
This magical reality is the ultimate embodiment of the “unaffordable death” of high prices and high ground prices.
Seeing the above Chen’s clan in Zhanjiang, Guangdong’s waterfront district, HuaYeLing laughed, my old ancestors engaged in ancestral graves 300 years ago, when there was no such set.
But have not laughed for a few years, the Chen clan received a notice of unauthorized construction.
They are located in the Forestry Research Institute, 300 years of history of the Chen ancestral tomb was found to be illegal construction, by the developer asked to move a deadline!
According to the genealogy and related documents presented by Chen’s descendants, the land was bought by Chen’s ancestors for the placement of the clan’s graves, from the Qianlong period, about 300 years of history.
Now the developer to develop this land, the hard to point out that it is “illegal construction”, requiring the immediate demolition of ancestral graves, Chen’s descendants find it unacceptable.
The local management said that the land ownership of the cemetery was allocated to the Forestry Research Institute as early as 1977, and was put up for trading by the government in 2004.
No way to prove? Is it possible that the stone monument erected there and carved with the age is fake? Is it not a certificate from King Yama?
Guangdong Zhanjiang in a new era, a new “miracle” created.
The law enforcement agencies and law enforcement officers who pretend to rigidly apply the law, including the developers behind the scenes, are secretly doing private interests in the name of public interests.
They want to demolish people’s ancestral graves, and then find a laughable “illegal construction” reason. It is just that, in the rule of law, it seems that “it really sounds like that”.
On March 25, 2004, Wuhan Jiangxia District, 70-year-old man Ni Dengcai three sued Huyi town government.
He did not hire a lawyer, his own feet in rain shoes stood in court to make an impassioned speech: “This land was my family in the Qing Dynasty, the Republic of China was also my family, the kids came to my family is still my family, you came to become your own? I don’t believe in evil! “
In June 2004, the Wuhan Intermediate Court issued a final judgment in favor of Ni Lao Han, and the court ordered the Huye Township government to return Ni Lao Han’s land without compensation.
By the same token, the Chen clan can also use these words to talk to them, three hundred years of history of the Chen ancestral burial ground in the end should belong to who?
The people encourage people to live well by saying “it is better to die than to live”.
And now, the Chinese have a better reason to live strong – in the face of unaffordable cemeteries, you dare not die.
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