The case has gripped Chinese social media, with users comparing Zhao’s elaborate “Trojan horse” plan to heists seen in fiction — only this time, the ending was far less cinematic.

Unsplash A Chinese man broke into a house and stole about 40 million won worth of money and goods in the way of ancient Greek ...

Police did not reveal how they traced Zhao, but speculation includes surveillance footage, logistics data, fingerprints, and phone signals ...

In a brazen "Trojan horse" burglary, a man hid inside a delivery box to infiltrate a Chinese apartment, drugged the resident, stole over 200,000 Yuan in gold, and vanished-before being arrested within ...