Shenzhen, Guangdong, China is one of the cities with rapid economic development in the "country of a billion people". In order to meet the urban development plan, many places in Shenzhen have carried out planning.

In 2002, Luohu District, Shenzhen had a plan to renovate the infrastructure. The construction owner informed the local people and promised to compensate each household 1 million yuan (about 3.4 billion VND). For families at that time, 1 million yuan was not a small amount. Therefore, many households were willing to cooperate to move.

However, the owner of the three-story house refused to move. He said that his house was in a prime location and was not satisfied with the compensation price offered by the construction company. The two sides negotiated many times but could not find a common voice.

In order to complete the work as quickly as possible, the investor offered to compensate the household 10 million yuan (about 34.8 billion VND), but the homeowner still refused to compromise.

The owner of the house demanded 300 million yuan (about 1,000 billion VND) before agreeing to relocate. It can be said that this is not a small amount. Of course, the investor did not agree to spend such a large amount. As a result, the project continued, but the house refused to relocate.

Although the price was 10 times higher, the homeowner was still very stubborn, resulting in "losing both the lead and the net".

Shenzhen, Guangdong, China is one of the cities with rapid economic development in the "country of a billion people". In order to meet the urban development plan, many places in Shenzhen have carried out planning.

In 2002, Luohu District, Shenzhen had a plan to renovate the infrastructure. The developer notified the local people and promised to compensate each household with 1 million yuan (about 3.4 billion VND). For families at that time, 1 million yuan was not a small amount. Therefore, many households were willing to cooperate and move.

However, the owner of the three-story house refused to move. He said that his house was in a prime location and was not satisfied with the compensation price offered by the developer. The two sides negotiated many times but could not find a common voice.

In order to complete the work as quickly as possible, the investor once offered to compensate the household with 10 million yuan (about 34.8 billion VND), but the homeowner still refused to compromise.

The owner of the house demanded 300 million NDT (about 1,000 billion VND) to agree to relocate. It can be said that this is not a small amount. Of course, the investor did not agree to spend such a large amount. As a result, the project continued, but the house refused to be relocated.

After more than 20 years, the fate of the "nail house" has made many people sad. In order to keep up with the project's progress, the investor modified the original design drawing and directly ignored the 3-storey house.

Within just 10 years, the area around this "nail house" has developed into a high-class residential area. In contrast to the surrounding landscape, the 3-storey house still retains its old, dilapidated appearance. The homeowner not only did not receive a single cent but also fell into a "dilemma".

More than 20 years later, the homeowner regretted it too late. At this time, the difference was even more obvious. The owner could no longer live in the old house and had to accept renting it out.