A Chinese couple have gone to extreme lengths in
a bid to
force their adult son to get a job - they have
taken him to
court. Xu Qing, 29, has refused to work ever
since leaving
university, claiming that
employment is too boring.

He has now moved his girlfriend
into the home he shares with his parents and
demanded he
be fed and waited on hand and foot. (pic - the
case being
heard in court last week)
Initially his mother Xu Hsing cooked and cleaned
after
her only child at their home in the Chinese capital
Beijing.
His father Ku arranged for him to have a job at a
friend's company - but Qing quit after just three
months saying it was too dull.

He now spends his day sleeping and surfing the
internet but managed to meet a girl online, who
is
also jobless. Continue...

After just one month of dating, she has now
moved in
with the family - to the despair of Qing's
parents.
They laid down an ultimatum, saying he would
have to
get a job or move out.
But he refused and they said they had no choice
other
than to take him to court.
They did and were successful after the court
ruled
that although Qing was their son, at the age of
29
they no longer had an obligation to support him
and
that as it was their house they could also him to
move
out.
For 60 days there was stalemate as Qing and his
girlfriend refused to budge.
The couple were forced to go back to court and
are
now applying for an eviction notice to have
bailiffs
remove their son and his girlfriend from their
property.
The case is regarded as a symptom of China's
obsession with single children caused by the one
child
policy.
It is said the controversial government diktat
has
created a generation of so-called little princes
who
can do no wrong in their parents' eyes and have
never
had to work or fend for themselves.

http://www.waffihub.com/2014/08/chinese-couple-take-their-son-to-court.html?m=1