
AI-generated summary
Guo cheated on his wife with insurance agent Li, transferred more than 3 million yuan to her over seven years, and took out more than 50 insurance policies worth over 10 million yuan through her. The wife discovered the betrayal through correspondence and transfers of 520 yuan, which in Chinese is similar to the phrase “I love you.”
A man cheated on his wife with an insurance agent and bought more than 50 insurance policies from her over a seven-year affair. This was reported by the South China Morning Post.
A resident of Liuzhou City in Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region surnamed Guo was married to a woman named Zhen. In 2017, he began an affair with Lee, an insurance company employee who is eight years his junior. At some point, his wife discovered correspondence on his phone with messages “I miss you” and numerous transfers of 520 yuan (about 6.5 thousand rubles). This number in Chinese is similar to the phrase “I love you.” Over seven years, Guo transferred more than three million yuan (almost 38 million rubles) to his mistress.
In 2024, Zhen was hospitalized and accidentally learned that her husband had taken out health insurance for her and their two-year-old daughter. This raised new suspicions in her. It turned out that Guo issued over 50 insurance policies through Li, paying more than 10 million yuan (126 million rubles) for them. During this time, Lee received a promotion to manager.
Later, Zhen calculated her husband’s expenses and filed a lawsuit, demanding that the transfers be recognized as illegal gifts. The court sided with the wife and decided to return 900 thousand yuan (about 11.3 million rubles) to her. Guo himself admitted during questioning that he had stayed in hotels with Lee more than 180 times, but insisted that the meetings were purely business in nature and the insurance policies were a profitable investment.
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
The insurance company where Lee worked will conduct an internal review of her actions.
Likely · Within weeks
Other spouses may use this precedent to file claims for the return of funds transferred to lovers
Possible · Within months

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