China is facing an unprecedented financial catastrophe that could reshape the global economy forever. From empty government offices where civil servants haven’t been paid in months, to elderly investors crying in the streets after losing their life savings, the signs are everywhere.

China’s total debt has exploded to well over $50 trillion – that’s more than three times what the entire country earns in a year. To put that in perspective, it’s as if your debt were triple your income, with no realistic path to paying it off.

What makes this crisis truly terrifying is that Behind every figure is real pain. Government workers are maxing out credit cards just to survive. Retirees who trusted government-backed bonds have lost everything. And local governments are so broke they’re being banned from using high-speed trains because they can’t pay their debts.

Here’s the real story of how China’s massive debt load grew so enormous, why it’s collapsing now, and what this means for the rest of the world. By the end, you’ll understand why this isn’t just China’s problem – it’s everyone’s problem.

 

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