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Baffled Zhou Fen stood outside his apartment block for a day apologising to every passer by in a bid to halt an anonymous hate campaign where the door lock to his flat has been vandalised with super-glue more than 30 times in a year.
"I have no idea who I could have upset so badly so I've tried to apologise to everyone who came and went from the apartment block and I hope it will stop," explained Zhou, from Chongqing city, southern China.
Austrian Times
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