On the morning of the 18th, the Supreme People's Court finally approved the death penalty of the criminal Lao Rongzhi.
However, what is unexpected is that before the execution, Lao Rongzhi told his sister that he hoped to help her pay off Huabei's arrears.
Some netizens asked: "When someone dies, does Huabei still need to be returned??"
So, can the author understand it this way: She never thinks that she owes the victim anything, but does she feel guilty about owing Huabei? Before the execution, she still remembers to ask her family to help pay off Huabei, doesn't she think that it is more humane to give the victim even a little compensation?
There are also netizens who explained whether they need to pay off Huabei if they are gone, and this netizen said, "If there is no inheritance, the person is gone, and you don't have to pay it back."
Is this her last words? Some netizens think it's ridiculous, it was Mr. Ma who couldn't let go at the last moment of her life.
If you owe Huabei, you have to pay it back as soon as possible, and the author also owes it.
If you owe Huabei, you have to pay it back as soon as possible, anyway, the author also owes it. Judging from the video, she doesn't seem to owe any money.
Netizen: It's finally over, I don't want to see these three words again!!