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According to media reports, in the parking lot of a residential district in Hangzhou, a Buick was parked in someone else's private parking space, which belonged to Mr. Zhang, the owner of Land Rover. Then Mr. Zhang asked to move the car, while the Buick owner was arrogant, and there was a contradiction between the two sides. Mr. Zhang surrounded Buick in the parking space and said in the afternoon that "who moves first, who will have grandson"!

On September 13, when Mr. Sun from Hangzhou drove the Land Rover back to the community, he found that his parking space was occupied by a Buick GL8. After getting off the bus, Mr. Sun found that no contact information was left on the Buick car, so he dialed 114 to move the car, but it could not be reached because the car was also from other places.

Mr. Zhang felt that it was normal that he could not find a parking space during the festival, but he thought it was just a short stay, but he did not expect to wait for the Buick owner to come over for a long time. In desperation, Mr. Zhang found the security guard of the property sentry box, and only then did he contact the Buick owner.

It took 10 minutes for the Buick owner to come over slowly. Mr. Zhang originally thought that the matter of saying a few nice words from the other party had passed, but he could not have thought that the Buick owner had an arrogant attitude. Instead of apologizing, he was forced to make excuses.

After an argument between the two sides, the Buick owner left. Mr. Zhang simply parked his car in front of his parking space, blocked the Buick, and issued the letter of War, saying, "if you block him for 100 days, who will be the grandson first?"

Mr. Zhang saw that the parking space behind his parking space was for rent, so he contacted the owner to explain the occupancy roughly, and then rented the parking space behind for half a year to prevent the Buick from backing away. Mr. Zhang blocked the rear of the Buick with another car of his own.

In the next few days, Mr. Zhang came down to check and found that the placeholder car was still there. during that time, Mr. Zhang also contacted the Buick owner, but the other side said, "the company has many cars, but it's not bad for this one!"

The property manager saw that both sides refused to budge, and in order to coordinate between the two sides, the property finally hired a forklift to move the Buick, and the "war letter" on the car disappeared.

The Buick owner did not show up or apologize to him afterwards, and then Mr. Zhang posted the video on Douyin. He said that the reason why the incident was broadcast live on Douyin, it was sometimes inevitable to take up other people's parking spaces, but the way to deal with this kind of thing is to understand each other. In his view, this in itself is "a farce", but it is also a social phenomenon, and now too many parking spaces are occupied by other people.

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