China women living together for years spark discussions on female cohabitation and support
In Nanning, China, the story of two women, Liang Shichun and Li Yan, has gained attention online, sparking discussions about female cohabitation and support. The two women, aged 59 and 51 respectively, have lived together for 13 years after purchasing a house together in Guangxi province.

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AI-generatedIn Nanning, China, the story of two women, Liang Shichun and Li Yan, has gained attention online, sparking discussions about female cohabitation and support. The two women, aged 59 and 51 respectively, have lived together for 13 years after purchasing a house together in Guangxi province. Both had previously experienced unhappy marriages and decided against remarrying. Instead, they chose to live together, sharing expenses and household responsibilities. Their friendship, spanning over two decades, began in a factory where they worked together and eventually launched a business. Their story highlights an alternative model of companionship and mutual support outside of traditional marriage.
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5 extractedThey launched a construction waterproofing business and rented a home.
Li discovered her ex-husband married her for company housing benefits.
Liang said that her ex-husband always ignored her work efforts and verbally abused her.
Liang Shichun, 59, and Li Yan, 51, bought a house together in Nanning, Guangxi province.
Two women in southern China have lived together for 13 years.