Xin Liangkun, 53, of Dalian city, created an unique five layered ball in 10 years. He created the ball such that each of the five balls can turn inside without touching the others. In a television documentary he claimed that no one could reproduce the ball.

“This ball was my first piece, and only I understand how it was made,” he told a television documentary. “If anyone can reproduce it, I’l give him my three-storey building, and the collections within it.”
But young porcelain amateur from Luoyang city, Sun Zheng, created the exact same thing in six month.
Promise is promise but it was not easy for Xin to hand over his home and his prized porcelain collecion. He tried to prove that the replica wasn’t similar to the one he created but unsucessfully.
A court ruled that Xin’s TV pledge has the same validity as a signed contract, and must be fulfilled.
If Xin does not appeal within 15 days he will lose his £100,000 three-storey home and his prized porcelain collection.(ananova)
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lol PWND
And that’s what you get for being a cocky lil bastard!
Dumbass.
Looks like a cool design, but why? Gues the guy who made the challenge learned his lesson.
J.S.
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Thats what you get for being a ocky dickhead! PWNED!!!
It only took the second guy 6 months to do what that cocky prick did in 10 years!!
TOXX CLAUSED
lol pwnt
You guys all have no souls, i hope your house burns down and your in it. he may be cocky but you all can go suck one
Wow. I don’t understand how a boast constitutes a promise or a contract. Is there an appeals court in China?
Hey he wasn’t being cocky.. I’m sure he invested a lot of time into it and was just extremely proud of it, as I would be. I feel sorry for the poor guy losing his -house-!
Thanks all for the comments.
He can still appeal within 15 days and I hope he wins. Losing everything for being too proud of oneself does not sound nice.
He sure did learn a great lesson; the hard way.
SHOOP DA WHOOOP
I’m sure it falls into a “false advertising” type of category. I can see how something similar could happen in the USA.
BWAHHAAHAHAHA WHAT A FOOL!
rofl this guy got his ass whooped
hes a dumbfuck for promising anything like that
get a job and quit coveting my house