When Zhang, a factory worker in Xuzhou, eastern China, saw a “stray” Pembroke Welsh Corgi wandering around the public lavatories at his workplace, he beat the small canine to death with a stick, shaved and skinned it, then split the resulting meal among his roommates.
Things went sour when Zhang and his coworkers arrived at work to find their last night’s dinner featured on a poster offering 8,000 yuan (about $1,200) for the missing pet—the property of one Mr. Wang, who just so happened to own the factory at which Zhang and the others were employed. Wang had bought the 12,000 yuan Corgi as a gift for his daughter.
I thought it was a wild dog, I did not know it was so precious.
, factory worker
