The rating agency said it has placed all the ratings on review for downgrade, as it saw the company's ability to recover sales, improve funding access, and maintain an adequate liquidity buffer to be worrying. The government's bid to save Vanke has aroused discussion online. Some netizens questioned the discrepancy between saving Vanke and abandoning Evergrande, while others worried that saving Vanke would reduce national resources at a time when the economy is growing at its slowest pace since 1990. There are also many posts rationalizing the government's efforts to support Vanke. A Vanke sign is seen above workers working at the construction site of a residential building in Dalian, Liaoning province, China September 16, 2019. (Stringer/File Photo/Reuters) The blogger "Wuxinxinshuofang" believes that propping up Vanke is to ensure that the "hunt" for foreign capital won't be disrupted by a Vanke-triggered real estate crisis.