INTRODUCE

Sun Jie is a fitness coach. In 2018, he rented a house in Huafeng Industrial Park, Bao 'an District, Shenzhen at a monthly rent of 1,800 yuan. He found this house through an agency.

Not long after he proposed to rent this house, the landlord rushed over in a hurry. According to Sun's recollection at that time: When talking with the landlord, the landlord spoke extremely fast. In fact, he didn't catch many details clearly. However, while he was still lost in thought, the landlord directly threw a piece of contract in front of him and muttered to him, "If you want to rent, sign it quickly. I don't have that much free time." Looking back now, Sun Jie realized that he had fallen into the landlord's trap from the very beginning. However, at that time, Sun Jie did not realize that this was a big problem. Lured by the low-priced housing, even though he had a vague feeling that something was amiss, he still chose to pay in the end.

As soon as Sun Jie moved in, various problems began to surface one after another. A gas stove that won't ignite, a leaking faucet, and a bulb that flickers on and off. In order to maintain a normal life, Sun Jie had to spend his own money to repair these things. He spent nearly 1,000 yuan in total, which was almost enough to cover the rent. When reporting the repair to the landlord, the landlord turned his back on him, insisting that he had broken it himself. He also showed the densely packed small words in the contract: "If the indoor equipment is damaged after moving in, you need to repair it yourself." Sun Jie was at a loss. When the rental contract expired half a year later, he had basically replaced all the equipment in the room by himself.