THE park was in the centre of China’s richest county. Willow trees clustered around a well-manicured pond. Joggers circled shiny new playgrounds filled with children.
But in a quieter part of the park, Hu Xinbing was resting after another day of trying, unsuccessfully, to win his share of the local prosperity.
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