Chinese wife pushed off Thai cliff by husband says spouse demanding US$4 million for divorce


A Chinese woman, pushed off a cliff in Thailand by her husband, says he is demanding US$4 million for their divorce. - Photo: SCMP composite/The Paper

BEIJING (SCMP): A woman in China who survived being pushed off a cliff in Thailand by her husband now finds herself trapped in a legal battle with him after the attempted murder five years ago, as he demands 30 million yuan (US$4 million) for a divorce.

The husband, Yu Xiaodong, 38, is seeking compensation for what he describes as his “emotional and youth loss”, while his incarceration in Thailand complicates the Chinese judicial process.

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