> Land is a form of property in every single definition used in literally every form of jurisprudence. Not everywhere. At least not in the form of private prop

> Land is a form of property in every single definition used in literally every form of jurisprudence. Not everywhere. At least not in the form of private property that an individual can own > All urban land in China is owned by the Chinese government and is commonly referred to as “state-owned land.” All rural and suburban land is owned by rural collectives (i.e., local groups of farmers) and is commonly referred to as “collective land.” https://resourcehub.bakermckenzie.com/en/resources/global-corporate-real-estate-guide/asia-pacific/china/topics/real-estate-law https://resourcehub.bakermckenzie.com/en/resources/global-co... Allowing private ownership of land is a mistake, but thankfully this mistake is not universal