In the central German state of Thuringia, Angela Merkel's Christian Democratic Union party is hoping to lure former residents back to their "homeland" by offering a one-off payment of €5,000 for anyone who returns to live and work in the state.

The plan was approved at the CDU state conference in Giesa on Saturday as part of its package of proposals for the upcoming state elections, with party chief Mike Mohring saying it was “an invitation to come back home and shape the future here”.

Thuringia is one of several formerly East German states which has experienced an ongoing brain drain in the three decades since Germany’s reunification, with younger residents moving to the former West in search of job opportunities and higher wages.

According to government statistics, Thuringia's population has fallen by hundreds of thousands since reunification. The CDU has not said how many people it hopes will return under the bonus scheme.

While councils and state governments elsewhere in Europe have considered making payments to encourage immigration, most notably in Italy, the proposal is the first of its kind in Germany.

她最开始的主人毕业了，转给一个男生，男生再交接一个女生(现在的主人)。被放在教学楼旁边的小公园，等待下课的主人。

我在旁边背到单词“lure”，和它的嚎叫很相似。放一次“lure”的读音，它也回应一次。

真想抱走，想了想没能力养她，还是算了。
真希望她下一个主人在毕业时能有最初遇见她时的勇气。 ​​​

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