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Chinese Wife Busts Husband's 16-Year Affair After Mistress Shows Up At Funeral
The woman, identified as Shang, spotted the mistress weeping beside her father-in-law's coffin in June 2022, raising suspicion.
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Chinese Mistress Sues Lover's Wife For Refusing To Divorce Man
A mistress has sued her lover's wife for refusing to leave her husband despite accepting 1.2 million yuan(Rs 1.3 crore approximately) as a "divorce fee" in China's Fujian province.
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''No Extramarital Affair Or Divorce'': Chinese Company's Rule For Married Staff Sparks Debate
The Zhejiang-based company introduced the "extramarital affairs prohibition" order on 9 June, which applies to all married staff.
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China Processing Graft Case Against Security Boss's Ex-Mistress: Reports
Chinese judicial authorities are processing a corruption case against a one-time mistress of the country's disgraced top security boss, a state-run Beijing newspaper reported today.
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China sacks twin mistresses cop: media
A Chinese police chief accused online of keeping twin sisters as mistresses has been sacked, state media said on Monday, the latest official to fall in a sex and corruption scandal in China in recent weeks.
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Chinese Wife Busts Husband's 16-Year Affair After Mistress Shows Up At Funeral
The woman, identified as Shang, spotted the mistress weeping beside her father-in-law's coffin in June 2022, raising suspicion.
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Chinese Mistress Sues Lover's Wife For Refusing To Divorce Man
A mistress has sued her lover's wife for refusing to leave her husband despite accepting 1.2 million yuan(Rs 1.3 crore approximately) as a "divorce fee" in China's Fujian province.
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''No Extramarital Affair Or Divorce'': Chinese Company's Rule For Married Staff Sparks Debate
The Zhejiang-based company introduced the "extramarital affairs prohibition" order on 9 June, which applies to all married staff.
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China Processing Graft Case Against Security Boss's Ex-Mistress: Reports
Chinese judicial authorities are processing a corruption case against a one-time mistress of the country's disgraced top security boss, a state-run Beijing newspaper reported today.
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China sacks twin mistresses cop: media
A Chinese police chief accused online of keeping twin sisters as mistresses has been sacked, state media said on Monday, the latest official to fall in a sex and corruption scandal in China in recent weeks.
