Now and then: Lottery dream fading
Updated: 2015-03-16 06:37
(chinadaily.com.cn)
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Editor's note: Buyers of lottery tickets are estimated to exceed 200 million, among whom 80 percent hoped to make a fortune overnight, according to an online survey in 2012.
A big win appeals to many, but only a few are lucky enough to achieve it.
Under-the-table deals in the industry have been exposed and the people's loss of trust for lotteries makes the dream fade.
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