Some netizens broke the news to reporters that yesterday when they passed through Dalang intersection in Longhua, Baoan District, Shenzhen, they ran into Jundoli, which was once one of the “Top 10 Companies in China's Shenzhen Industry (Optical Electronics)”, because the boss ran away and employees had nowhere to receive wages. The extreme behavior: intercepting passing vehicles at Dalang intersection, causing the traffic to last for an hour in the middle, and finally it was cleared with the maintenance of a large number of police forces.

        It was about 2 o'clock this afternoon. I was ran into a red light when I was passing Dalang intersection. While waiting, I saw a group of people with white banners and quickly grabbed the four crossings at Dalang intersection (see the picture above). It was shown that because there was no camera at the time, it was only taken with a mobile phone, which was a bit blurry). In a short period of time, the surrounding vehicles and crowds were full of traffic and the entire road was interrupted. When the author got off the car, I could clearly see the white banner slogan which read: "Protect my rights and pay back my salary", and the signatures of the employees were densely written on it. Only when I understood: Jundoli Enterprise ran away because of the boss. Because they have nowhere to receive their own wages, and in the process of appealing to the government unit, they have not been able to solve this kind of extreme behavior. Tens of millions were in arrears, and the bosses disappeared. The chairman of the top 10 companies in Shenzhen's optoelectronics industry defaulted on more than 200 employees' wages for two months, owed tens of millions of debts to banks and suppliers, and disappeared on the eve of National Day.
        At noon yesterday, Jundoli Industrial Co., Ltd., located in Baolong New Village, Dalang Street, Bao'an District, was "surrounded" by more than 30 employees and suppliers. Jun Duoli employees said that Chairman Mao Guojun's last appearance was September 30, and he has been shut down that night. Ms. Huang, a salesperson who has worked in Jundoli for nearly three years, said that the company owes employees two months' wages, including one month's wages withheld at the time of entry. Several suppliers at the scene all stated that Jundoli Company owed them hundreds of thousands of dollars in payment.
       The relevant person in charge of the Langkou community workstation in Dalang Sub-district stated that the company owed 237 employees a total of about 610,000 yuan in wages in August this year. Dalang Sub-district Labor Management Office Xu Xiaodong ** Guojun also owed more than 20 million loans to China Construction Bank and about 33 million debts to the guarantee company. If Mao Guojun still does not pay the employee's wages within today, he will be held criminally responsible for escaping from arrears of wages. At present, the Labor Office of Dalang Sub-district has advanced 500 yuan for living expenses for more than 200 employees, and is preparing to apply for collective labor arbitration for employees, requesting the court to seal up the enterprise and resolve the issue of wage arrears within 15 working days.
       It is reported that the company has won the honorary titles of more than 10 provinces, cities, and national levels including "Top 10 Enterprises in Shenzhen Industry (Optical Electronics) in China" and "Top Ten Lighting Enterprises in Guangdong Province".