For misunderstanding he is saying this area is poor according to China government… But he is saying this area is developed more than capital of india…. He said only 5-10% area looks poor
You're right, but he shouldn't say that the house which is about to be demolished and no one lives in it is a slum, and said how poor peoples are, he can ask if don't understand, but misleading others is not right, due to some people not reaching negotiations with the government on demolition issues, some old urban areas (5%) have not undergone demolition and renovation, or currently undergoing demolition and renovation, however, it is a bit pitiful to stare at these 5% old urban areas every day to satisfy their inexplicable sense of satisfaction, he described filming demolishing houses as liking history, shouldn't he go to Beijing or Xi'an if he like history, what history Yunnan has?🤣
@@zz2214xwell some people in their own western cities will cry historical site after 100 years of existence Even if the buildings need extensive repair/renovation Rather than tear them down So then the buildings are stick in limbo
Nerd ... Don't you know they have 3 times the Land area we have & less populated than us ......Each individual in China carry almost 3.5 times on comparison with us 😅.....They are developed & we are developing.....❤....Yeah , Nothing like betrayal I just make u clear up😅
lol, the yellow sign at the gate of this "poor" place says in Chinese: "Dangerous dilapidated buildings, DO NOT Enter." These are dilapidated buildings waiting for demolition for re-development, not a place for the poor to live.
This is not "poor area", it is the old town, they are mostly on very central location of the city, and the home owner will get lots of money if their house are going to be torn down.
@@imyourrealfather-yesthe people probably are not high income, but property owners are sitting on gold mine. It’s typical for developer to offer multiple new apartments to trade one old property. It’s all about location and timing. In some cities like Beijing, historical districts don’t allow tear down old property, these old house easily worth multi millions U.S. dollars each. Living in these places is considered privilege.
China's urban villages are not slums. These municipal governments do not allow homeowners to rebuild, otherwise they will build at least seven or eight-story bungalows. Even if they are so dilapidated, the rent of these shops may cost thousands or tens of thousands of RMB a month.
8.10 There is a yellow sign in the video eight minutes and ten seconds later.It says keep away from dangerous houses.Bloggers show us places where no one lives.
In first- and second-tier cities, if you still own these detached houses or old houses waiting for demolition, just wake up with a smile. What a fortune that is, real wealth.
In fact, they are not poor at all, it's just that the government requires that new houses are not allowed to be built. These places are waiting for demolition, and the compensation for demolition is very, very high. The government not only has to give money, but also give them new houses. The value of the house is enough to buy a Porsche 911, and the compensation is enough to buy a Mercedes-Benz.
Even when they search for impoverished areas in China, Indians often discover that these places are still much cleaner and more organized than most urban areas in India. There's simply no comparison between the two countries-nothing is comparable except for the population. Unfortunately, many Indians are not living in conditions that truly befit a "human" standard of living.
These are old houses in the center of the city. Owners of the houses are both poor and rich. They might be poor in cash, but if the government decide to demolish the area to develop modern buildings they will be paid a huge amount of money and/or more than one decently furnished apartments, some get up to tens and hundreds of million of dollars😂 per demolished house. The government stoped to demolish some areas simply because it’s too expensive to do so.
Authentic answer👍 Indian friends may not understand why those living in apartments are poor, while these homeowners waiting for demolition may be wealthy.But this is the real situation in China
This is not a slum. This is the old town area of the city. The owners of these houses have urban household registration. They have other new houses in this city. These old houses are rented out to merchants and small factories due to their advantageous location. Some houses have warning signs at the entrance indicating dangerous buildings. In the near future, these old houses will be demolished. The people living in these old houses are mostly newcomers to this city. They rented these houses for commercial sales. Although the houses near the street are dilapidated, their advantageous geographical location makes business very good. Houses further away from the street can provide cheaper accommodation for migrant workers. And the owners of these houses all live in better residential areas, and the rental of these houses adds extra income for them. When it comes to demolition, they will receive corresponding compensation. Generally speaking, the Chinese government will provide them with new houses several times larger than the demolished houses, or offer compensation ranging from millions to tens of millions for the demolition. The compensation for demolition of urban villages in more developed cities is relatively high. Kunming is a second tier city, and the compensation for demolition is not very high. Generally speaking, for a 100 square meter old house, the compensation amount for demolition varies depending on its location, ranging from 1 million to 2.5 million yuan. Of course, this compensation amount is related to local housing prices, commodity prices, and per capita income.
翻译:You don't understand China. These dilapidated houses belong to the old buildings in the old city area. Once they are acquired by developers, even a random unit could be worth millions.
Dono ne sath hi start Kiya lekin chaina agy nikal gaya hum kon Bane ga pm kon banega pm isme hi uljhe rahe sub beta logo ko apna pair pehle bharna tha aur wahi aj bhi kar rahe hai
This is not a poor person, but a rich person, not only richer than people in the countryside, but also richer than most people in this city. Demolition households are a symbol of wealth in China, and places like this in the city are a symbol of wealth!
for every new fast-growing big city in China, you will see the village in the city. you will see them even in tier 1 city, such as Shenzhen or Guangzhou. These villages in the city aren't slum. instead, they are the epitome of the rapid urban expansion. currenly in China, the urbanlizaion is 67%, the city will become big and big. GOV has to take the lands back, however the lands of village belongs to the farmers. if GOV want to take these lands back to build the skyscraper, GOV need pay compensation to the farmers. the cost is pretty high. for some reasons, you may know there is so called "nail-household", they refused any negotiation with GOV or they clamed the very hgih unreasonable compensation. so the GOV has to change the plan and leave the village there. keep in mind, the original farmers are very rich, even the movie star want to marry with these farmers, even their house won't be torn down, however they can rent their spare house to the new comers. the new comers come from other rural area or just graduated students, they try to seek the 1st job in the city. they don't have much money to rent an fashion apartment. they just rent the farmer's house as a temporary accommodation. once they foud a job with good salary, they will move out. so these viliages can't be called slum.
This is an urban village, not the so-called slums in India. The place you went to China to look for is not right. You should find those abandoned places that have not been demolished yet and take pictures to show the world which places are even more dilapidated. This will make India, the world's number one superpower, even more proud
This place is not shabby enough, it doesn't look like India at all. You should go to the rural areas in northwest China, where it is very shabby, very similar to India, and makes you feel like you are back home.
@@FallenLeavesReturnToRootsthere are several slums in China just see Google Earth you will find traffic in Shanghai or Beijing slums along with stuffed apartments which are no less than slums. In India majorly Bangladeshis, Muslims & poor Christians live in ghetto slums.
Didn't you notice that no one lives here anymore? They look like relatively old houses, not slums, because they have become dangerous buildings due to their age, so there are not many people living there anymore. But it looks very clean and tidy, much better than India.
India has the best bridge & rail way in the world. Also India has won so many medals in Paris Olympic Games. India is ranking 71 th in Paris with little population. 😂 Go India ! Last place for me to travel in the world.
I am Chinese. The anchor shares. In China, the countryside is a relatively special place. Unlike traditional ideas, it is difficult to judge whether the owner of an old house is a millionaire, and many rural people even have more money than urban people. They have land and permanent property rights. Most of them have houses and cars in the city. Nowadays, most people living in the countryside are the elderly. In addition, once the Chinese government wants to build a tunnel or needs to use rural land for the project, they will receive a large amount of demolition funds, about 1 million (Chinese) to 20 million yuan (RMB) per family (depending on the size of the house and the land obtained). The younger generation in many rural areas is very wealthy (they let their parents move from rural areas to urban housing). It is customary for the elderly to be reluctant to move out of the countryside, so you will see these old houses, because once they are demolished, the government will have to pay a lot of money. In some first-tier cities, a country house can even reach tens of millions of yuan (RMB). Many old houses in the video are uninhabited, and obviously they are waiting for demolition.
@@LalitKumar-lk3tf Hello, brothers in India. To be honest, I don't have a good impression of India. India's development is relatively chaotic. In my opinion, its so-called democracy only exists on paper. In fact, Indians are not free (the caste system and high crime rate and all the inequalities caused by corruption). Many people can't even eat enough, let alone the quality of life. My personal opinion (only after solving the problem of food and clothing and job problems can we talk about freedom. Freedom is built on the foundation of survival. To be honest, I am pessimistic about India, and these problems seem to be almost impossible to solve now. First of all, there is no unified language in diversified India. National leaders will only spend money or let one religion expel another for the election. This is selfish. ( Of course, I'm not a Muslim, and Muslims also have their problems) What about after being expelled? Nothing has changed. The Indian government has no motivation to make laws to change India from top to bottom. This is caused by many reasons. It has nothing to do with poverty. It's just my personal opinion. Please forgive me and let me know if there is anything wrong. Thank you.
@@梦梦李-h4g Hi, brother U r not 100% Right or wrong... But, May I know ur source of information? I am curious to know are u are living in mainland China? And do u know Hindi? (Coz this video is in hindi language.)
@@LalitKumar-lk3tf Hello, I'm indeed Chinese. I have a very limited understanding of India. Maybe it's just a stereotype, but according to my friend who came back from a trip to Delhi, I told me that any remarks made in combination with my subjective cognition. But I have always known that India is a democratic country. I don't judge the good or bad of democracy and autocracy.
@@LalitKumar-lk3tf Yes, I live in mainland China. There are many sources of information, such as sharing feelings about traveling to India through the Internet or friends.I don't know Indian language. I came in through the home page. Maybe it has something to do with the fact that the video I watched about the topic of India a few days ago was recommended by the server database
भारत की जीडीपी 5वें स्थान पर है। चीन और भारत दोनों विकासशील देश हैं। जापान एशिया महाद्वीप का एकमात्र विकसित देश है। चीन एक साम्यवादी देश है. वहां की सरकार के पास किसी भी लोकतांत्रिक देश की तुलना में बहुत अधिक शक्ति है। जनता को विरोध करने का अधिकार नहीं है.
@@MrGentleman923The more populous a country is, the more difficult it is to govern. Governing a country requires a brain with a high IQ. Not just a degree, IQ is very important.India is the office of the world and China is the factory of the world.India's policy-makers serve the rich in India, while China's policy-makers serve both the rich and the poor. India is the office of the world and China is the factory of the world, but now India is a country dominated by beggars, and China's per capita income is more than five times that of India.India is the office of the world. The offices are filled with rich Indians. The offices are for the rich. It is difficult for ordinary people to find jobs, and the poor can only beg for a living. 🤔🤨
@@MrGentleman923China's current GDP is US$19.6 trillion. India’s current GDP is $3.7 trillion. India and China both have a population of 1.4 billion, but the gap in GDP is huge. Even if China stops growing now, it will take India 18 years and growing at an annual rate of 13% to catch up with China's current GDP level. In addition, China is still growing at an annual rate of 5%. China's current output value is very large, while India's current output value is very small.Although India is the fourth largest economy, its per capita income is low. India is currently an internationally recognized beggar gang leader country, do you understand?
I live in Guandu District, Kunming, Yunnan, China. After the demolition of the village in the city, it is about 3 million yuan. After renting it out, it is hundreds of thousands of yuan a year. Each family has hundreds of thousands of millions of deposits, which is still relatively poor
@@fearlessnomadikerprivileged he matlab , tabhi terko itna ghumne ko mil ra hai, to tu thoda upper class ka londa hai. Hamare pass fekne ko sirf zindagi hai bas
Is this the way how you people find peace in mind when comparing your home country with China? Ok, no need to go inside places like this to demonstrate, l can tell you India is absolutely No.1 in every aspect bro😂
In China's big cities, these are not slums, because the owners of these old houses may be very wealthy, many houses are rented to low-level workers, and the owners of the houses generally do not live there. And these houses may be very valuable, because the government will pay a large sum of money when it demolishes and rebuilds. If you want to see the real poor people in China, go to the remote rural areas in the northwest.
These so-called slums you mentioned are actually where the government requires that no new buildings be built, because many places are waiting to be demolished. If a 50-square-meter house is to be demolished, the money he gets is enough to buy a cheap Mercedes-Benz, and the government will also compensate him with a brand new house.
2:34 "The" Republic of China is grammatically Wrong its simply "Republic of China" but note Republic of China is actually what we understand as Taiwan 🇹🇼 , Mao Tse Tung in 1949 established "People's Republic of China" 🇨🇳 not Republic of China
These are some old houses waiting to be demolished by the government. The people living in them are richer than most people in China. They may drive BMWs or have better villas.
Where did you find it? My childhood memories are all in the countryside. Unfortunately, it's hard to see it now. Farmers are waiting for City enlarge reaching house even house empty, then getting rich one night. Thank you for showing the real China. Whether it's good or bad, pay attention to safety on the traffic. Congratulations from a Chinese.
The price of the house in this slum is 5,000 US dollars per square meter. If the real estate company or the government wants to build a new house, they need to give the owner of the house 10,000 US dollars per square meter. Please don't use your Indian slum ideas to look at other places. The owner of this house does not live in it. In fact, the house in the slum is only used as an open-air warehouse.
The old houses in the video will be demolished sooner or later. They look very dilapidated, but their value is very good. The compensation for any house demolition is several million yuan, even hundreds of millions of yuan. The owners of these houses have basically bought new houses long ago, and the old houses are waiting to be demolished to obtain huge compensation. Nowadays, there are very few dilapidated houses left in Chinese cities, and the prices of these old houses are very high
All Chineese young generation are employed.you can see only old people in the street.china has preserved some of its ancient villages as memorials.But people are not residing in those old houses.
Kunming is one of the most suitable cities for living in China. It is difficult to have the status of a farmer in China. Having the status of a Chinese farmer does not require tax payment, and all agricultural product profits belong to individuals. Nowadays, there are fewer and fewer Chinese people who have the status of a farmer because the conditions are very strict. In cities such as Guangdong, Fujian, and Zhejiang, the wealthiest citizens are mostly farmers, who are shareholders behind large Chinese companies or owners of small and medium-sized banks. Their assets are often the owners of the entire streets or large residential complexes in Beijing, Shanghai, and Guangzhou, which is well-known. You can understand that Chinese farmers are the landlords of Chinese cities.
@@阿瑟呜呜 I am still in the village. Our area has been urbanized, and my previous lotus shrimp field was bought back by the government to be built into a leisure citizen park. Unfortunately, the location of my previous kitchen was demolished and now a public toilet has been built. Although I have enjoyed it twice, I still feel a bit uncomfortable. I am still a farmer, but we no longer have arable land. We still have monthly agricultural subsidies and medical benefits. If you are a farmer, you will know.
Lol bro you can go to ask the old person in the "poor village" they will be rich than you and the house also can be the most expensive house in Indian 😅
Those place are the to be demolished old buildings that will be redeveloped very soon. People in those area get so much money that they are living even better places or buy several new homes
@@fearlessnomadikerI don’t think you were considering the place you visited is “poor”, it’s more rather “old”. You gotta admit that even in such “poor” area, it’s clean and tidy.
That's not the case. It's just a village in a city.It's not a slum.The people there live very happily. Don't you see the tall buildings next to them? Those houses that look like they are going to collapse are demolished in Zhejiang, and they will get a lot of money for demolition.So I don't agree with you.
All the poor people, or “migrant workers”in Beijing have been evicted in 2017. And my guess is a lot of other big cities in China followed the example and did the same.The places they lived were demolished and you won’t find any in big cities. Cities and countries are entirely different. And since there are normally no proper roads to the countryside, it’s hard for you foreigners to access the poor places. Locals would have to get to the closest town by bus then hours of tractor ride.
no proper roads to the countryside??? The thing you can't blame China the most is infrastructure. Even very poor rural areas have smooth roads, sufficient electricity, and 5G signals， even better than many developped countries.
Average IQ of Chinese is quite less considering their investments in OBOR, BRI, CPEC, China High-speed rail, ghost cities & heavy investment on foreign non-performing assets.
For misunderstanding he is saying this area is poor according to China government…
But he is saying this area is developed more than capital of india….
He said only 5-10% area looks poor
You're right, but he shouldn't say that the house which is about to be demolished and no one lives in it is a slum, and said how poor peoples are, he can ask if don't understand, but misleading others is not right, due to some people not reaching negotiations with the government on demolition issues, some old urban areas (5%) have not undergone demolition and renovation, or currently undergoing demolition and renovation, however, it is a bit pitiful to stare at these 5% old urban areas every day to satisfy their inexplicable sense of satisfaction, he described filming demolishing houses as liking history, shouldn't he go to Beijing or Xi'an if he like history, what history Yunnan has?🤣
昆明市中心的贫民窟😅
@@zz2214xwell some people in their own western cities
will cry historical site after 100 years of existence
Even if the buildings need extensive repair/renovation
Rather than tear them down
So then the buildings are stick in limbo
Indians try so hard to find poor areas in China while most of them pooh in open in their cleanest cities. LOL😅😅😅
Nerd ... Don't you know they have 3 times the Land area we have & less populated than us ......Each individual in China carry almost 3.5 times on comparison with us 😅.....They are developed & we are developing.....❤....Yeah , Nothing like betrayal I just make u clear up😅
lol, the yellow sign at the gate of this "poor" place says in Chinese: "Dangerous dilapidated buildings, DO NOT Enter." These are dilapidated buildings waiting for demolition for re-development, not a place for the poor to live.
LOL, I thought you were lying at first, but it's actually true. After I translated it, the building appears at minute 8:11.
拆＝ much money 😂😂😂
at the begining, the first second, "危险房屋 请勿入内", help you to get the words, feel free to translate guys, lol
This Indian is trying to find a little bit of national pride through this false means, how pitiful I feel that they are, Lol🤪🤪
The poorest places in China are equal to the richest places in India
This is not "poor area", it is the old town, they are mostly on very central location of the city, and the home owner will get lots of money if their house are going to be torn down.
_"will get lots of money WHEN their house are going to be torn down"_
THERE: I fixed it for you.
@@archstanton5973 both are correct! If actually is better. .......... houses are......
@@imyourrealfather-yesthe people probably are not high income, but property owners are sitting on gold mine. It’s typical for developer to offer multiple new apartments to trade one old property. It’s all about location and timing. In some cities like Beijing, historical districts don’t allow tear down old property, these old house easily worth multi millions U.S. dollars each. Living in these places is considered privilege.
What about free and fair democratic elected government?
我们家拆迁的时候赔偿了大约100万人民币，15万美元左右，算很少的了z有很多人因为拆迁变成千万富翁，这种事情并不少见
China's urban villages are not slums. These municipal governments do not allow homeowners to rebuild, otherwise they will build at least seven or eight-story bungalows. Even if they are so dilapidated, the rent of these shops may cost thousands or tens of thousands of RMB a month.
他们不禁不是贫民窟，相反，是富人区，因为房子拆迁政府给予拆迁款，一辈子花不完的钱…………
@@2神 能不能不要吹，房东不是，租里面的，经济相对比较差。核心是环境不好！@
8.10 There is a yellow sign in the video eight minutes and ten seconds later.It says keep away from dangerous houses.Bloggers show us places where no one lives.
In first- and second-tier cities, if you still own these detached houses or old houses waiting for demolition, just wake up with a smile. What a fortune that is, real wealth.
我做梦都在等国家拆我的房子😂😂😂😂，可惜地理位置一般。
he just wants to make a consolation video for his fellow countryman
hopes the fellow countryman didnt find the comments😂
I think you did nt watch the vdo... He actually downplaying india....
😂right
Dil ko thandak mili
NO, He wants to show old china. Nobody cares about new china its all the same. ... People wants to learn Old history. Try to understand.
Spotless clean everywhere.
Oh, such poor area is so clean. No garbage to pick for a living just like in India.😢
According to china its poor…. If you see other parts of china …
( China has 20T Usd Gdp )…..
In fact, they are not poor at all, it's just that the government requires that new houses are not allowed to be built. These places are waiting for demolition, and the compensation for demolition is very, very high. The government not only has to give money, but also give them new houses. The value of the house is enough to buy a Porsche 911, and the compensation is enough to buy a Mercedes-Benz.
@@fearlessnomadiker我建议你到云南的西双版纳农村走走，南糯山、布朗山、橄榄坝。
@@fearlessnomadiker 你的嘴很硬，这里的人一拆迁就是千万富翁，他们不是贫穷，事实上他比你要富裕百倍千倍
@@fearlessnomadikerat least their street is clean and no unhygienic food lol
Even when they search for impoverished areas in China, Indians often discover that these places are still much cleaner and more organized than most urban areas in India. There's simply no comparison between the two countries-nothing is comparable except for the population. Unfortunately, many Indians are not living in conditions that truly befit a "human" standard of living.
These are old houses in the center of the city. Owners of the houses are both poor and rich. They might be poor in cash, but if the government decide to demolish the area to develop modern buildings they will be paid a huge amount of money and/or more than one decently furnished apartments, some get up to tens and hundreds of million of dollars😂 per demolished house. The government stoped to demolish some areas simply because it’s too expensive to do so.
完全搞错了，这些房子的主人我们一般称他们为“地主”，真正穷人是我们这些住公寓的人，一家人挤在一个不到一百平方的房子里，负债好几百万。
哈哈哈哈哈哈哈哈哈
Thanks for telling
😂😂😂
true lol
Authentic answer👍 Indian friends may not understand why those living in apartments are poor, while these homeowners waiting for demolition may be wealthy.But this is the real situation in China
These "poor" areas are not really poor but old.
He said exactly in the vlog
This guy's mission of bad-mouthing China l failed terribly 😂😂😂
This is not a slum. This is the old town area of the city. The owners of these houses have urban household registration. They have other new houses in this city. These old houses are rented out to merchants and small factories due to their advantageous location. Some houses have warning signs at the entrance indicating dangerous buildings. In the near future, these old houses will be demolished.
The people living in these old houses are mostly newcomers to this city. They rented these houses for commercial sales. Although the houses near the street are dilapidated, their advantageous geographical location makes business very good. Houses further away from the street can provide cheaper accommodation for migrant workers. And the owners of these houses all live in better residential areas, and the rental of these houses adds extra income for them. When it comes to demolition, they will receive corresponding compensation.
Generally speaking, the Chinese government will provide them with new houses several times larger than the demolished houses, or offer compensation ranging from millions to tens of millions for the demolition. The compensation for demolition of urban villages in more developed cities is relatively high. Kunming is a second tier city, and the compensation for demolition is not very high. Generally speaking, for a 100 square meter old house, the compensation amount for demolition varies depending on its location, ranging from 1 million to 2.5 million yuan.
Of course, this compensation amount is related to local housing prices, commodity prices, and per capita income.
Those owner house are richer than u.
😂
I guess these Indians can’t understand “demolitions”this word
LOL😂😂😂
從此回到自己的國家優越感滿滿了。
8:10 the yellow signs says' dangerous house, keep distance'.
How do you understand his vlog as it was in hindi 🤔
@@DeepakSoni-yl9er subtitles
Where are you from@@友健中醫診所
翻译:You don't understand China. These dilapidated houses belong to the old buildings in the old city area. Once they are acquired by developers, even a random unit could be worth millions.
😂我多么希望我有这样的贫民窟房子啊！
这明明就是中国的贫民窟，还在狡辩，中国有13亿人住在这种地方。
I think he wanted to say poor Chinese people were living in these areas by few years ago.
these area just old,but the old building Owner may own some luxury home in the city center.
Poor area but still clean and better hygiene
Purani china bhi india se saaf safai dikhai de raha hai 😂😂😂
Isme hasne ki baat kya he? Tu bhi to india me hi rheta he
@@riteshsehwag2907Tu ajay devgan ki film dekh aur guthkha kha
@@GurpreetSingh-ye1pw kuch bhi? Bhai tu superior being ha kya? Kitna agitated banda ha bhai tu. Get a life
@@riteshsehwag2907 gutkha chaap
Dono ne sath hi start Kiya lekin chaina agy nikal gaya hum kon Bane ga pm kon banega pm isme hi uljhe rahe sub beta logo ko apna pair pehle bharna tha aur wahi aj bhi kar rahe hai
This is not a poor person, but a rich person, not only richer than people in the countryside, but also richer than most people in this city. Demolition households are a symbol of wealth in China, and places like this in the city are a symbol of wealth!
中国没有贫民窟，你拍的那些其实是城中村，房子虽然很破旧，但是房子非常值钱的，因为所在位子非常好
博主可以去西北看看，可能会拍出真正的穷
@@weihu6498 中国穷的地方是偏远村庄，城市里是确实没有什么贫民窟。
We Tai-Ahom people of Assam came from those parts of South-China, Yunnan province.
for every new fast-growing big city in China, you will see the village in the city. you will see them even in tier 1 city, such as Shenzhen or Guangzhou. These villages in the city aren't slum. instead, they are the epitome of the rapid urban expansion. currenly in China, the urbanlizaion is 67%, the city will become big and big. GOV has to take the lands back, however the lands of village belongs to the farmers. if GOV want to take these lands back to build the skyscraper, GOV need pay compensation to the farmers. the cost is pretty high. for some reasons, you may know there is so called "nail-household", they refused any negotiation with GOV or they clamed the very hgih unreasonable compensation. so the GOV has to change the plan and leave the village there. keep in mind, the original farmers are very rich, even the movie star want to marry with these farmers, even their house won't be torn down, however they can rent their spare house to the new comers. the new comers come from other rural area or just graduated students, they try to seek the 1st job in the city. they don't have much money to rent an fashion apartment. they just rent the farmer's house as a temporary accommodation. once they foud a job with good salary, they will move out. so these viliages can't be called slum.
The poorest places in China are equal to the richest places in India
@@henrykum-nr7bwchina is shit hole
This is an urban village, not the so-called slums in India. The place you went to China to look for is not right. You should find those abandoned places that have not been demolished yet and take pictures to show the world which places are even more dilapidated. This will make India, the world's number one superpower, even more proud
This place is not shabby enough, it doesn't look like India at all. You should go to the rural areas in northwest China, where it is very shabby, very similar to India, and makes you feel like you are back home.
Northwest area in China is not shabby
You cannot find a place like India anywhere in China. 😃
@@FallenLeavesReturnToRoots You are so delusional.
@@matgranger5061 you name one for me if you can. 😃
@@FallenLeavesReturnToRootsthere are several slums in China just see Google Earth you will find traffic in Shanghai or Beijing slums along with stuffed apartments which are no less than slums.
In India majorly Bangladeshis, Muslims & poor Christians live in ghetto slums.
Didn't you notice that no one lives here anymore? They look like relatively old houses, not slums, because they have become dangerous buildings due to their age, so there are not many people living there anymore. But it looks very clean and tidy, much better than India.
Are you looking for an old Chinese house to comfort your fragile vanity?😂
These places are FAR CLEANER than a poor area in India lol!
whoever owns those old run-down homes in the city are going make a big fortune, selling their homes to developers.
India has the best bridge & rail way in the world.
Also India has won so many medals in Paris Olympic Games.
India is ranking 71 th in Paris with little population. 😂
Go India ! Last place for me to travel in the world.
“Little population”
@@Ril3yMix Hes just sarcastic I guess.
Wasnt that japan
Chin me garibi dundhna padta hai .aur bharat me greebi chupana padta hai .bas itni sa fark hai
😢😢😢
I am Chinese. The anchor shares. In China, the countryside is a relatively special place. Unlike traditional ideas, it is difficult to judge whether the owner of an old house is a millionaire, and many rural people even have more money than urban people. They have land and permanent property rights. Most of them have houses and cars in the city. Nowadays, most people living in the countryside are the elderly. In addition, once the Chinese government wants to build a tunnel or needs to use rural land for the project, they will receive a large amount of demolition funds, about 1 million (Chinese) to 20 million yuan (RMB) per family (depending on the size of the house and the land obtained). The younger generation in many rural areas is very wealthy (they let their parents move from rural areas to urban housing). It is customary for the elderly to be reluctant to move out of the countryside, so you will see these old houses, because once they are demolished, the government will have to pay a lot of money. In some first-tier cities, a country house can even reach tens of millions of yuan (RMB). Many old houses in the video are uninhabited, and obviously they are waiting for demolition.
What do u think about India?
@@LalitKumar-lk3tf Hello, brothers in India. To be honest, I don't have a good impression of India. India's development is relatively chaotic. In my opinion, its so-called democracy only exists on paper. In fact, Indians are not free (the caste system and high crime rate and all the inequalities caused by corruption). Many people can't even eat enough, let alone the quality of life. My personal opinion (only after solving the problem of food and clothing and job problems can we talk about freedom. Freedom is built on the foundation of survival. To be honest, I am pessimistic about India, and these problems seem to be almost impossible to solve now. First of all, there is no unified language in diversified India. National leaders will only spend money or let one religion expel another for the election. This is selfish. ( Of course, I'm not a Muslim, and Muslims also have their problems) What about after being expelled? Nothing has changed. The Indian government has no motivation to make laws to change India from top to bottom. This is caused by many reasons. It has nothing to do with poverty. It's just my personal opinion. Please forgive me and let me know if there is anything wrong. Thank you.
@@梦梦李-h4g Hi, brother
U r not 100% Right or wrong...
But, May I know ur source of information?
I am curious to know are u are living in mainland China? And do u know Hindi? (Coz this video is in hindi language.)
@@LalitKumar-lk3tf Hello, I'm indeed Chinese. I have a very limited understanding of India. Maybe it's just a stereotype, but according to my friend who came back from a trip to Delhi, I told me that any remarks made in combination with my subjective cognition. But I have always known that India is a democratic country. I don't judge the good or bad of democracy and autocracy.
@@LalitKumar-lk3tf Yes, I live in mainland China. There are many sources of information, such as sharing feelings about traveling to India through the Internet or friends.I don't know Indian language. I came in through the home page. Maybe it has something to do with the fact that the video I watched about the topic of India a few days ago was recommended by the server database
इंडियन मीडिया कहते है इंडिया 4 थी बडी इकॉनॉमी हैं पर तिसरी बडी इकॉनॉमी चायना इंडिया से 50 गुणा रईस aur है
भारत की जीडीपी 5वें स्थान पर है। चीन और भारत दोनों विकासशील देश हैं। जापान एशिया महाद्वीप का एकमात्र विकसित देश है। चीन एक साम्यवादी देश है. वहां की सरकार के पास किसी भी लोकतांत्रिक देश की तुलना में बहुत अधिक शक्ति है। जनता को विरोध करने का अधिकार नहीं है.
额，中国是第二大经济体
@@MrGentleman923 न केवल अधिकार, बल्कि बड़ी जिम्मेदारियां भी😂
@@MrGentleman923The more populous a country is, the more difficult it is to govern. Governing a country requires a brain with a high IQ. Not just a degree, IQ is very important.India is the office of the world and China is the factory of the world.India's policy-makers serve the rich in India, while China's policy-makers serve both the rich and the poor. India is the office of the world and China is the factory of the world, but now India is a country dominated by beggars, and China's per capita income is more than five times that of India.India is the office of the world. The offices are filled with rich Indians. The offices are for the rich. It is difficult for ordinary people to find jobs, and the poor can only beg for a living. 🤔🤨
@@MrGentleman923China's current GDP is US$19.6 trillion. India’s current GDP is $3.7 trillion. India and China both have a population of 1.4 billion, but the gap in GDP is huge. Even if China stops growing now, it will take India 18 years and growing at an annual rate of 13% to catch up with China's current GDP level. In addition, China is still growing at an annual rate of 5%. China's current output value is very large, while India's current output value is very small.Although India is the fourth largest economy, its per capita income is low. India is currently an internationally recognized beggar gang leader country, do you understand?
I live in Guandu District, Kunming, Yunnan, China. After the demolition of the village in the city, it is about 3 million yuan. After renting it out, it is hundreds of thousands of yuan a year. Each family has hundreds of thousands of millions of deposits, which is still relatively poor
对对对，昆明6500一平的拆迁补偿到你这300万一个房子了，你家房子有500平
@@SamBishop-jw7zl黄土坡那边不是噶，我说的也只是一部分，你说的也是一部分，最低的呈贡那里还不是只有一百多万，你说的也对也不全对，我说的也是不全对
You said its poor area, but still cleaner and quiet than your country india😂
He doesn't said Poor.... He said it is old china... Don't comment if doesn't understand 😂😂
@@sumitraj9281”POOR AREAS” 😂
@@sumitraj9281 lol your English sucks man, work on it
@@sumitraj9281 read the title or learn english
This is way better than his house in India. His parents sleep on the sidewalks outside of Mumbai Airport
My parents have 100 bigha In India. Calculate it 😂 Worth ($59,89,425.00 United States Dollar) this much property we have….
Is that why you became an internet beggar? Satisfy your fragile national self-confidence with ignorant language😂
@@fearlessnomadikerprivileged he matlab , tabhi terko itna ghumne ko mil ra hai, to tu thoda upper class ka londa hai.
Hamare pass fekne ko sirf zindagi hai bas
Sure they do ....looking at your standard dun think your parents are are some mediocre standard ..
@@fearlessnomadiker 贫穷不是罪恶，撒谎就不好了。看了三哥的系列视频，从其旅游中的衣食住行、言行举止来看，应当不是富人。三哥到了很多国家，都要探访别的国家的贫民区（窟），也许是为了心理补偿：看，外国人也过得不好。欧美发达国家的游客来中国，没有专门去找贫民区看的，这就是自信。
云南基本是中国最穷的省，昭通又是云南最穷的市，能找到这里也是不容易，谢谢你展示真实的中国
问题是根本不是穷的地方，拆迁房都是钱💰💰💰啊
@@Pin-ub8oc我特意去查了下3700/6500一平补偿 又有多少？
那当地的房价又是多少？@@SamBishop-jw7zl
@@SamBishop-jw7zl 没这么少，他拍的这里在昆明一环内，近圆通山。7月征收补偿标准，一环内翠湖边2.45w一平，一环边1.6w，二环城中村改造1w一平。如果有一天征收，价格会在2.45-1.6之间。
@@abbydai8426我不知道你哪来的消息，我是在云南政府网看到的：昆明市主城区城镇房屋改造拆迁补偿安置管理办法。而且跟600亿4.28万套房子对的上
Is this the way how you people find peace in mind when comparing your home country with China? Ok, no need to go inside places like this to demonstrate, l can tell you India is absolutely No.1 in every aspect bro😂
城市里的不是穷人，他们是以前住在这里的本地人！城市建设让他们很有钱，他们通常有房子出租，不用工作也不缺钱。中国穷的在农村，说实话，农村的条件比较差，但是通常离城市比较远。如果你能够找到中国的农村，建议你去农村看看，很多农村条件很一般。
In China's big cities, these are not slums, because the owners of these old houses may be very wealthy, many houses are rented to low-level workers, and the owners of the houses generally do not live there. And these houses may be very valuable, because the government will pay a large sum of money when it demolishes and rebuilds. If you want to see the real poor people in China, go to the remote rural areas in the northwest.
0:31 I will shock is that city is poor 😮
But Chinese poor area better than india😅
Yes😂 (I'm indian)
I wish I have a property like this, it’s literally a “gold mine”.
These so-called slums you mentioned are actually where the government requires that no new buildings be built, because many places are waiting to be demolished. If a 50-square-meter house is to be demolished, the money he gets is enough to buy a cheap Mercedes-Benz, and the government will also compensate him with a brand new house.
In China, people must fight against poverty. In India, people must endure poverty. This is the difference.
2:34 "The" Republic of China is grammatically Wrong its simply "Republic of China" but note Republic of China is actually what we understand as Taiwan 🇹🇼 , Mao Tse Tung in 1949 established "People's Republic of China" 🇨🇳 not Republic of China
This actually cleaner than whole india😂
Middle classes ke logo ka ghar hota hai aesa IND me 😊😊😊
Batter than mumbai, delhi, Bengaluru, Chennai, hyderabad, pune,Kolkata, patna,etc.
我非常的理解印度人面对比他们更佳强大和更佳优秀的对手时的应对心态。那就是只相信自己想要相信的地方，其他的都忽略。我想告诉你，任何一个国家、任何一个民族都有好的一面以及不好的一面，我们都应该朝着好的方向努力前行，而不是停于网络抹黑或是留于表面。你的视频介绍的是我的故乡，视频中所提及的“贫困区”是你努力几辈子也得不到的。我非常非常讨厌你在一个不客观的基础上、在一个你不了解任何信息的基础上来表达自己的观点！你怎么不把这个城市其他地方的视频发布出来？是你没去？还是找不到路？还是旅费不够？昆明虽然在中国的城市排名中不算靠前，但也是一座千万级别人口的城市。我好像突然明白了些什么。这座城市缺少了像你们孟买24小时不间断噪音带来的繁华，一出机场就扑面而来的恶臭。也没有北方邦及很多大邦那样充斥着粪便和垃圾的街道，甚至遗憾到居然连贫民窟都没有，更不用说厕所这种落后的建筑设施了。中国的女性到了天黑之后居然可以安全的走在任何一条街道上也不用担心会遇到任何问题，比如性侵。顺便问一句，“性侵”也是你们文化中不可或缺的一部分吗？当然了，我也非常尊重印度的饮食文化，昆明乃至全中国都没法做到用刚擦完屁股的手去接触食物（无论左手还是右手），或是直接把放在地面的冰块做成冰淇淋，这显然在你们看来是落后的，我们也不打算改。我还能说什么呢？只能说你们印度在全球范围内都是“独一无二”的存在。
看看就好、不要骂他们哈、毕竟理解不同没有什么可以争的、我从来不在乎别人怎么看我一样😂
这些井底之蛙，没必要和他们多说，全世界都不待见中国人，因为他们怕，怕中国人的勤劳与聪明，他们怕中国人去他们的国家控制他们的经济、吸引他们的女人😂😂😂
这个博主终于找到了一点家乡的感觉。😂
笑死，可是味道還差一點😝
aye 😡😂
कर लो घमंड 😢 .. हमारा भी बारी आएगा❤😊
比他家乡强多了
笑死了😂
It's not poor area. It's old place. Even so It's much more better than Indian.
After all, this is the most poor place he can find with hard working.
If I have such an old house in the city, I will be very happy, because I will soon become a millionaire.
चीन का गरीब इलाका भी इन्डिया पाकिस्तान का सहर जैसे हे😂😂😂
कम से कम वह जगह साफ-सुथरी है और कोई भिखारी नहीं है
bro，i ll say no！😂😂😂trust me，There is no place like India.
The poorest areas of China are equal to the richest cities in India😂😂😂
印度好啊，干净又卫生
These are some old houses waiting to be demolished by the government. The people living in them are richer than most people in China. They may drive BMWs or have better villas.
At least our streets don't smell like shit.
Hey, friend, believe me, the biggest slums in China are in Beijing, Shenzhen, and Guangzhou, and Yunnan has the smallest slum, like Liede Village.
哈哈哈 😂😂😂猎德村的壕！
India me to garibo ka ghar hi nahi hota hai waha to hai😂😂😂
India is super rich and super advanced than China. 😂😂😂😂hahahahaha
Where did you find it? My childhood memories are all in the countryside. Unfortunately, it's hard to see it now. Farmers are waiting for City enlarge reaching house even house empty, then getting rich one night. Thank you for showing the real China. Whether it's good or bad, pay attention to safety on the traffic. Congratulations from a Chinese.
It looks good
The price of the house in this slum is 5,000 US dollars per square meter. If the real estate company or the government wants to build a new house, they need to give the owner of the house 10,000 US dollars per square meter. Please don't use your Indian slum ideas to look at other places.
The owner of this house does not live in it. In fact, the house in the slum is only used as an open-air warehouse.
I have seen real slums of Beijing. Dont tell me false things about china. This is all superficial same like Chinese products
你这，云南比我们拆迁补偿比我们上海市区还高了吗？
这位印度兄弟，那些看着破旧的房屋不是贫民窟！不要把中国的老房子和印度的贫民窟作比较。这种旧房子搬出去就是等着拆迁的，房屋的主人早就住在城区里的公寓楼了。记住，不要用你的印度经验来看待中国，这里和你们国家有很大的不同。
中國大陸怎麼放這些印度人進來？😂
你根本没看懂人家视频的意思，人家也不是要贬低中国
@@黃小明-u3w很多人在中国经商的
That's what economy gap looks like 😅😂😂😂
你根本不懂,幾乎所有中國人都想家裡擁有1間城中村的房子,哪怕他破到只有1堵牆
Bhai to aise bol raha hai जैसे इंडिया china se bahut आगे हो😂😂
The old houses in the video will be demolished sooner or later. They look very dilapidated, but their value is very good. The compensation for any house demolition is several million yuan, even hundreds of millions of yuan. The owners of these houses have basically bought new houses long ago, and the old houses are waiting to be demolished to obtain huge compensation. Nowadays, there are very few dilapidated houses left in Chinese cities, and the prices of these old houses are very high
Indian tin can me us swift me bohot anatr hai
India me Fiat Punto ka Multijet se successful hui h sari suzuki ki cars India me Diesel
Poor ❌️
Abandoned ✅️
Still Chinese are advanced cos streets are clean
Bihar gdp 100 billion but Kumning is also 100 but we see different 😊😅😂
Thank u figure out the scenes.We china still developing country，we still need make great efforts.
All Chineese young generation are employed.you can see only old people in the street.china has preserved some of its ancient villages as memorials.But people are not residing in those old houses.
哈哈哈，在小红书看到的，慕名而来
Kunming is one of the most suitable cities for living in China. It is difficult to have the status of a farmer in China. Having the status of a Chinese farmer does not require tax payment, and all agricultural product profits belong to individuals. Nowadays, there are fewer and fewer Chinese people who have the status of a farmer because the conditions are very strict. In cities such as Guangdong, Fujian, and Zhejiang, the wealthiest citizens are mostly farmers, who are shareholders behind large Chinese companies or owners of small and medium-sized banks. Their assets are often the owners of the entire streets or large residential complexes in Beijing, Shanghai, and Guangzhou, which is well-known. You can understand that Chinese farmers are the landlords of Chinese cities.
什么鬼？？？你这个农民认么？ 农村户口是难拿。问题是你会去拿吗？拿了你留在农村吗？
@@阿瑟呜呜 請問妳的土地證是70年的嗎？
@@阿瑟呜呜 I am still in the village. Our area has been urbanized, and my previous lotus shrimp field was bought back by the government to be built into a leisure citizen park. Unfortunately, the location of my previous kitchen was demolished and now a public toilet has been built. Although I have enjoyed it twice, I still feel a bit uncomfortable. I am still a farmer, but we no longer have arable land. We still have monthly agricultural subsidies and medical benefits. If you are a farmer, you will know.
@@阿瑟呜呜 他说的是事实，我表妹为了丈夫落实迁回浙江象山的农村户口还搞了假离婚（她丈夫是宁波私募基金的经理），诸多好处我们外人是不懂的，譬如农村土地的继承问题，村合作产业的股权问题，这些在城市户口是一样好处也没有的。
拿了农村户口又未必一定要留在农村的啊，重点是农村土地和产业的股份继承问题
不懂，请别瞎说
Lol bro you can go to ask the old person in the "poor village" they will be rich than you and the house also can be the most expensive house in Indian 😅
Better than Indian street 🎉
Those place are the to be demolished old buildings that will be redeveloped very soon. People in those area get so much money that they are living even better places or buy several new homes
If it's a slum, it should be very crowded, with people everywhere, including groups of children playing here .
Slum & poor are 2 different words
@@fearlessnomadikerI don’t think you were considering the place you visited is “poor”, it’s more rather “old”. You gotta admit that even in such “poor” area, it’s clean and tidy.
Oh, you may not know much about it. This kind of dangerous house in the city is very valuable, and its owner wants to get a higher price.
Brother this is not poor area but the area waiting to be rebuild 😂
These old houses cost a fortune to get knock down and rebuild as they are often situated in the very center of the city.
我观看了无数印度人对于中国的报道，我发现印度人非常的理性和聪明，印度人对中国的偏见来源被西方的媒体和无能的政客欺骗，但是印度人毫无保留的夸奖和赞美中国，我非常喜欢印度。
两国的冲突来源于西方的期望，西方不希望强大的印度和中国联合起来，这不利于西方的统治，想象一下，如果印度人信任中国，中国建设印度的高铁和道路还有建筑，印度帮忙建设中国的网络和医疗，那是多么强大的联盟体。
无能的印度政府和西方统治者一起无情欺骗印度人民，印度人民应该反抗，中国人不想和印度战争，印度是一个强大的国家，两个大国的战争，对双方都非常不利，合作才是最好的选择。
印度和中国都是亚洲的国家，如果印度和中国紧密合作，而不是对抗，亚洲将会崛起，西方人将会害怕，印度的政府总是引导两国的矛盾，中国的政府并不希望战争，中国只希望夺回台湾，无心与强大邻居发生战争。
为什么说印度政府拒绝两国的交流，整个印度只有仅仅6名中国学生在印度留学，印度政府拒绝中国的学生去往印度，而中国每年有22000名印度留学生来往中国，中国欢迎印度人，印度政府却不欢迎中国人，这是不公平，很显然，印度的政府不希望印度人和中国人交流，真相被隐藏。
That's not the case. It's just a village in a city.It's not a slum.The people there live very happily. Don't you see the tall buildings next to them? Those houses that look like they are going to collapse are demolished in Zhejiang, and they will get a lot of money for demolition.So I don't agree with you.
I admire the confidence of Indians❤❤❤❤
Even these old or “poor” areas are super clean!!
Lekin India me Bhukmari, Garibi, Sabse jyada hai
@#£@ desh hain hamara!
Bro has discovered poverty in china single handed 😂😂,
You are not allowed to rebuild these old houses yourself, otherwise every family will repair the house and sell it.
These are just old houses. The real poor areas are locates far away from the city, most likely to be in a mountain.
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All the poor people, or “migrant workers”in Beijing have been evicted in 2017. And my guess is a lot of other big cities in China followed the example and did the same.The places they lived were demolished and you won’t find any in big cities. Cities and countries are entirely different. And since there are normally no proper roads to the countryside, it’s hard for you foreigners to access the poor places. Locals would have to get to the closest town by bus then hours of tractor ride.
no proper roads to the countryside??? The thing you can't blame China the most is infrastructure. Even very poor rural areas have smooth roads, sufficient electricity, and 5G signals， even better than many developped countries.
Please handle your camera in a smooth manner. Quick movement of your camera makes me feel uneasy.
看了一些评论，感觉智商正常的人还是有很多的 ！
Average IQ of Chinese is quite less considering their investments in OBOR, BRI, CPEC, China High-speed rail, ghost cities & heavy investment on foreign non-performing assets.
0:28 bhai India ka sahi map to dikha dete🙃🙃
Agar sahi map dikha deta too PLA vale isko vahi gayab kar dete
The people in the video, no matter how poor, are still richer than you.😂
Well, we chinese all wanna own a "poor area's building"😮😮😮
Thanks excellent ❤❤❤