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Some of these shops pitch their "magic" at the exclusive clubhouse where Zhao grew up in the leafy suburbs of Beijing. Here's the banner for one company. Others promise access in exchange for $$$ but they are playing a numbers game, says one insider. "It's a bettor's game."pic.twitter.com/kamKJRY9mY
There were a lot of omg moments reporting this story like finding picture of her father with Trump and Xi. But the best part was finding her childhood home where a red Ferrari, Bentley, Tesla and Land Rover were all parked outside. (Land Rover not picture)pic.twitter.com/DMKVVZOqiE
The gated community where Zhao grew up is the weirdest place, filled with terra cotta roofed McMansions. As @luzdingyu and I were walking around, we met an old granny out for a stroll. Her family had recently moved to the compound. "This place is strange," she told us.
A side story that continues to amaze me is that so many people want to come to American colleges, and will pay so much money to do it. I wonder when that will stop, first, and it surprises it's actually worth it. I guess speaks to my privilege, but still...
It's not for the education. . it's for the membership to an exclusive rich persons network that is the source of future Presidents and CEO's
How inconvenient to have to pull the @BentleyMotors out to get to the @Ferrari...
This family is beyond the reach of American law.
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