China’s property slump continues, with the latest figures showing declines in prices, investment and sales. This follows government blueprints to defuse and prevent risks in the property sector, which were laid out at the country’s biggest yearly political event, the Two Sessions. They are part of broader plans to help China reach its economic growth target of around 5 per cent. But as the housing slump drags on, it’s not just policymakers re-examining homeownership – ordinary Chinese citizens are also navigating an uncertain market. CNA’s Lauren Ong discusses a three-part series she produced, examining the changes that have taken place in Chinese society since the housing crisis.