real cyberpunk city is Chongqing, southwest china. Chongqing is an urban jungle that built on tops and slopes of mountains. it's one of the largest metropolis in the sorld with 30 million population. yet most of people outside of china have never heard of it. ua-cam.com/video/j6edMEH2M2w/v-deo.html ua-cam.com/video/4C_bRuOsnv0/v-deo.html ua-cam.com/video/l97hnDT6CPw/v-deo.html other chinese megacities ua-cam.com/video/5VHMNbA8MsE/v-deo.html
It's huge and crowed , but well organized. Looks pretty and clean. I like that there are lots of walking place without car running through, surprisingly quiet compare to New York street.
I like the car free spaces just needs some parks and nature I. The plan. Half a mill people and probably about couple thousand trees little no shade other than those buildings. Really liking nature looks like and outdoor mall with no escalators. Wheel chairs forget about it. Public transportation? So where are the trees 🌳 🤔 for shade and air production at? Hills grass parks Forrest, lakes, rivers, creaks or even a farm. Tons of concrete idk about a future like this. Can't forget nature! That parks looked like a zoo scene, like you can't go in it and looking at scale how manyn0eo0le could actually fit
@love_peace1996 When compared with Manhattan, this city is way cleaner (no rats in sight), better organized, more practical (e.g. sidewalks, overpasses for pedestrians), more beautiful (e.g. beautiful street lampposts)…
@@CHIEFCEAZR This place used to be a slum of over 100,000 people 20 years ago and the living condition were no better than Dharavi. Even now the entire community was built with affordability and cheap living cost as priorities, so I guess you shouldn't really ask that much😉
Very nice video, very interesting, intriguing and a glimpse of China today. Thank you and I'm subscribing to your channel! I can't wait to see your next exciting video!
Agreed! I like the car free spaces just needs some parks and nature I. The plan. Half a mill people and probably about couple thousand trees little no shade other than those buildings. Really liking nature looks like and outdoor mall with no escalators. Wheel chairs forget about it. Public transportation? So where are the trees 🌳 🤔 for shade and air production at? Hills grass parks Forrest, lakes, rivers, creaks or even a farm. Tons of concrete idk about a future like this. Can't forget nature! That parks looked like a zoo scene, like you can't go in it and looking at scale how manyn people could actually fit. Seems like very few cities and tie it all together in this world 🌎
I thought that the pedestrians crossing were going to get hit by cars or motorcycles while crossing the street! People here in America would have been honking and yelling, but no one seemed even the least bit worried or angry. Thank you for sharing!
@@German.....Zzzzzzz7777 Oh, Chang. No amount of your CCP shilling is gonna convince anyone that USA isn't one of the best countries in the world and China isn't a shithole where everyone as soon as he gets rich emigrates to the West.
@@zaplakailol Being from Munich, Germany, a very green city close to nature and the mountains, I would love to live there. I really like the vibe of this city with all those tall buildings. Everybody has a different taste, I guess.
Looks crazy, like a video game. Usually I like these dense urban settings but this feels a step to far. Almost no plants and I bet there are apartments getting no direct sunlight, like the walled city in a Hong Kong. Thanks for sharing!
I thought that same thing g impressive and ant like. So where are the trees 🌳 🤔 for shade and air production at? Hills grass parks Forrest, lakes, rivers, creaks or even a farm. Tons of concrete idk about a future like this.
Very interesting to see such a large housing complex at ground level. Life seems very convenient, the neighborhood looks lively. Great work, love from France !
@@Daniboi971 the Olympiad in the 13th district is pretty similar (though extremely small in comparison) and is relatively safe the issue is who's living in those housing complex, not the urban form. If you put poor north african ofc it's going to fail, when you put poor east asians it has less chance to be a disaster
Very well planned. Considering that half a million live in a very compact area the traffic is calm and the super wide pedestrian walkways disperse the crowds to keep things feeling relatively spacious.
@@LadyBits2023 I agree that lacks a lot tree in this neighbourhood, but there is some small trees and it has public areas to people to have social interactions with each others. And people having a home to live isn't a dystopia?
@@LadyBits2023No homeless encampments. No frozen druggies lining the streets. No organised raids of retail establishments leading to emptying high streets even in Downtown LA. Affordable restaurants everywhere. Yes, “Dystopia” : see it as you will as you will never open your eyes.
China is such an amazing and diverse place. I've been to Hong Kong many times, but the for the real chinese experience you have to go to Mainland China. They are starting to make visa free travel a reality for certain countries now, but we are still waiting for the UK to be added to the list!
La limpieza,el orden,la educación y la cultura de los chinos hoy es para sacarse el sombrero y aprender a cómo vivir en armonía con la naturaleza y con el medioambiente
Feels like living in a shopping mall. Certainly has some merits and demerits to it. I like how it can encapsulate a big population into a modern village like this. Would like more green spaces though. I can think with some more thought, this type of building can work in dense areas.
for China's huge population, everything is extremely organized, practical and easy to access. even small service providers have their own place where you can find them when you need them. I am pleasantly surprised at how well and quickly China has evolved.
@@harveythompson1756 , each people chooses how to live through the decisions they make. it is not my business to judge peoples or countries. i was strictly referring to the facilities that can make our lives easier. if they were to ask us a question, i think it would be... do drugs in schools mean evolution? democracy also has its flaws...nothing is perfect.
if the gov has to build something to better the city and your old house is in the way, they will relocate you... in other countries, most of the times it is not possible if the owner is to greedy and tries to get a very unrealistic compensation.
We also have a huge residential area in Kharkov - Saltivka. Despite the fact that Kharkov is much smaller, approximately the same number of people live in Saltivka - 400,000 And on Saltovka there is no such cyberpunk atmosphere
Muito interessante, as pessoas tem um lar seguro, com infraestrutura, etc. Melhor que favelas sem infraestrutura e criminalidade, mas o lado obscuro é que vai depender sempre de energia para o elevador chegar nos andares altos, e o local deve estar seguro de abalos sísmicos. Obrigada pelo vídeo.
Thanks for showing us this side of China. It certainly looks developed, calm, quiet seeing the number of people that are living there. Greenery is missing but whatever there is, it is very well maintained.
u know what ，the other side of this community is a huge moutain covered by trees 。 guiyang（贵阳）is located in southen China ，which is all green in each season。😂 so dont worry
I agree, adding more trees would have made this place perfect. The cleanliness is top notch, the buildings look standard, need to improve on the greenery and maybe some art decor in the public areas, some standardisation on shop signs, etc. Great work China.
Ils sont un milliard 400 millions de ressortissants et ont un logement, en Amérique il sont aujourd’hui 333,33 millions d’américains et voici comment un très grand nombre sont logés : ua-cam.com/video/n5Z4VwDlkkQ/v-deo.htmlsi=9jpK4eX2hdLGMjFV Y a pas photos, 😏
Jeg skjønner nå at China er et utrolig mye eldre kontinent enn Europa.... Så mange mennesker vi blir etter som tiden og årene går sin gang..... Det ser veldrevet og godt organiser ut hos dere. Arkitekturen er omsorgsfull , godt planlagt og harmonisk. Jeg er imponert over planløsningen. Ha en fin dag videre 😊
Thank you for these interesting pictures from a world that is foreign to me. I was very impressed to see it. It reminded me that I could never live in a place like this. I live in the country and this may seem boring to many. But in a city like this I would probably be depressed after 2 months.
The balance matters and what the city offers and how the city is designed. I grew up in the country side in Bavaria/Germany. When I went to Tokyo the first time, it felt as calm as the small town I grew up in even though the Tokyo metropolitan area is inhabited by 40 million people which is basically half Germany in one spot.
At first I was taken aback. But then I noticed that the streets were clean; kids coming back from school. Nobody seemed to be in a hurry, and I thought that’s not that bad. The only thing missing is the sun shining. I doubt it ever peaks through the smog.
Better than any Texan city like Houston, the big difference between them and this …is the total dedicated comercial area in each building. Creating a real neighborhood.
I like the car free spaces just needs some parks and nature I. The plan. Half a mill people and probably about couple thousand trees little no shade other than those buildings. Really liking nature looks like and outdoor mall with no escalators. Wheel chairs forget about it. Public transportation? So where are the trees 🌳 🤔 for shade and air production at? Hills grass parks Forrest, lakes, rivers, creaks or even a farm. Tons of concrete idk about a future like this. Can't forget nature! That parks looked like a zoo scene, like you can't go in it and looking at scale how manyn people could actually fit. Houston has some bad planning and traffic management issues. Mass transit is a joke here.
im impressed about how massive the area actually is, everything is so well-planned and new at the same time. even if its not downtown or center of the city, its still fascinating to visit. Kinda shame that there isnt a park with equal size. Maybe if i get older and richer, ill travel to China first.
Well planed 💀💀 Bro this is the shittiest city planning ever. Thousands of people trapped in disgusting blocks located very close to each other and most of the apartments are probably less than 50 square meters. You don't even have proper green area.
Es muy bello ese complejo de apartamentos, la alta densidad y la arquitectura masiva es impresionante, no hay lugares como ese en Colombia, saludos desde acá :3
Wow. I'm from a small American town with only single family homes. I've never spent much time in major cities, and none of the few I've visited looked anything like this. It's impressive, intimidating, ugly, and strangely beautiful all at once. As a side note, the Chinese need to start making giant monster movies. You guys have so many skyscrapers now, but you're missing a Godzilla equivalent to help you out with urban redecorating.
Nessa Cidade existe sistema de esgoto nos prédios? Ele é tratado? Os rios próximo ao conjunto de prédios é limpo?Ah, não vi pessoas em situação de rua, aqui no Brasil tem muitas pessoas jogadas na rua, e aí existem pessoas em situação de rua?
Olá! Seus canos de esgoto são todos subterrâneos, e há uma estação de tratamento de esgoto nas proximidades, e todo o esgoto deve ser lançado lá para processamento
Interessantíssimo. Impressiona o silêncio nas calçadas; não há algazarras, nem muitas pessoas caminhando, embora o número de moradias seja aparentemente altíssimo. Foi legal ver os tiozinhos jogando truco rsrsrsr. As buzinas lembram São Paulo.
acho que esse vazio na rua seja por causa do frio, isso no verão deve ser lotado de crianças brincando, pessoas fazendo exercícios, até pq viver nesses apartamentos deve ser claustrofóbico demais pra não sair quando possível
Congratulations on the video, it was excellent, China is a wonderful country, I hope to visit it one day. I started a channel here on UA-cam recently and record in the same way here in Brazil. I signed up, I will follow you from now on. A big hug !!!🙂
I've been to Guiyang (along with loads of other cities in 21 other provinces in China). It definitely isn't at the top of my list of favorite provincial capitals, largely because of the food, but I also felt like it didn't seem to have much "character". The hills and really tall buildings were interesting to look at though.
@@tokyotravellerful Nothing wrong, just not to my liking. For whatever reason, no matter how many different things I try, I tend to not like food from this region (Guizhou, Guangxi, and Yunnan). Yunnan food tends be a little more tasty than the other two though.
Well mate, Guizhou province is not well known for its history, nor culture, but the food and its landscapes. It is rather an under developed province compares to provinces like Guangdong , and not historically rich like Beijing.
A primeira vista e vendo de longe parece bem deprimente, mas ao ver mais de perto e se pensarmos que isso era uma favela antes, isso é realmente impressionante!
Favela, não tem um maconheiro, é melhor que qualquer condomínio do minha casa minha divida, onde tem maconheiro por metro quadrado armado e procurando problema
Even in China,this scenery is not so common in major cities.Huaguoyuan Community is the biggest living habitation in China because of the demographic; geographic and city planning aspects.There is absolutely the city of iron and concrete.
I like the car free spaces just needs some parks and nature I. The plan. Half a mill people and probably about couple thousand trees little no shade other than those buildings. Really liking nature looks like and outdoor mall with no escalators. Wheel chairs forget about it. Public transportation? So where are the trees 🌳 🤔 for shade and air production at? Hills grass parks Forrest, lakes, rivers, creaks or even a farm. Tons of concrete idk about a future like this. Can't forget nature! That parks looked like a zoo scene, like you can't go in it and looking at scale how manyn0eo0le could actually fit
@@myeonwooozheng5263Is this all of Guiyang or just a small part of it? I personally think that the CBD Area in Guiyang Looks the coolest for me. Huogouyuan looks kinda dystopian to me, but i prefer a metropolis vibe over nature.
Thật khâm phục người TQ họ quy hoạch và xây dựng thứ gù đều hoành tráng và sạch đẹp, mọi thứ đều thứ tự không ồn ào, sô bồ như những thành phố đông dân của các nước khác
So many questions... sorry for asking but this is amazing content. Are the apartments private housing, public housing or a mixture? If private, how much does an apartment cost? I didn't see many (any?) people on bicycles. Does everyone have a scooter? What is public transport like? Can you cross the district in a metro? Or is it quicker to walk? Are there large shops and stores as well as the many small ones? ? I don't read Chinese so I don't know what I am seeing. Why are there no handrails and ramps for the elderly and people in wheelchairs? It must be difficult for them to get around. It's nice to see traffic-free spaces where children can run around and play table tennis. That is absent in many places. I live in Ireland. If this district were here, with its 500,000 people, it would be the second largest city in the country.
1. Developer and sale are based on a private model but were executed with certain municipality government goals 2. Cost wise the aim was to create ultra-affordability from density. ¥4000CNY/m^2 is the initial target price tag of residential units here when the housing price in the rest of the city is well above ¥10,000CNY/m^2; In fact, this flooding of supply and low prices had dragged down the overall housing price in the city. Currently, the unit price is about ¥7500CNY/m^2 here. 3. Transit-wise: BRT, 2 bus terminals, and 3 metro stations have been built for longer commutes out of the site. Despite this car dependency is still high for commutes and congestion is still terrible during rush hours. That said tho, this community is still not the most congested compared to the rest of the city, despite is significant density. 4. Basic necessities are well within walking distance thanks to the mixed-use development plan, the sheer scale of the community solves it by hosting some 20,000 businesses. This is why bikes are not necessary. 5. Bicycles are not as popular as scooters. Not everyone has nor needs a scooter however it's quite popular in China and is especially essential to delivery service workers. 5. Accessibility definitely is something China is working on. Less wealthy regions and not as well-funded projects like this still severely lack accessibility infrastructure. 6. Background info for some more insight. Some of the shortcomings of the community, that is building quality, congestion, and accessibility concerns, might be a product of the fact that the city government was very impoverished when the project was initiated, and the private developer had to fund much of the infrastructure. This might result in lower quality, as well as high density to cover the costs.
Thank you @my for your reply, his answer is very careful, and thank you for your reply, I will add The five basement floors here are parking lots. Many people have their own cars, and most of them rely on buses and BRT to travel. This is the center of the city, next to the business district, so many people can basically go to work on foot. up. I'm sorry that I didn't shoot so detailed, which caused a lot of doubts
Usually in China, if you see a skyscraper full of glass, it must be for commercial and office use, such as the building on the left at the beginning of the video, while the one on the right is a residential building, and you can see the neat balconies. China has now passed the era of bicycle riding, more electric bikes or motorcycles, and you can see some of these in the video. I don't know if there is a subway in this area, usually in large cities in China there is a subway, so it is still easy to get around, I think for sure the subway and cars are faster than walking, but it depends on the distance of where you go, if you want to go out to get food, or shopping, then you hardly need to take the subway, there will be all kinds of shopping centers and stores and restaurants within 2 km around, you can also not have to go out and use You can also place an order online with your cell phone and have it delivered to your doorstep. It's true that it's not very convenient for the elderly and disabled to travel, especially in China now, only some areas are equipped with elevators and handrails on the flyovers, I think as China gradually enters the age of the elderly, these devices will be installed slowly. These neighborhoods will be surrounded with exercise areas for the elderly, basketball courts, ping pong courts, badminton courts, free fitness centers, as well as paid fitness centers, large parks and green spaces, and possibly paid swimming pools and other niche sports venues. The advantages of such large, densely populated neighborhoods, unique to China, are that they are densely populated, easy to manage, efficient and convenient to live in, and waste of resources can be minimized, while the disadvantage is that personal space is small and easily disturbed and interfered with by others.
It's amazing that the population is only .5 million. I'm from a city with roughly 1.5 million people and we only have like one building that could rival the height of these. It's impressive.
@@tonysofla While the community is basically mixed-used, It seems to depend on the building as to how it's divided. From what I can tell there are basically two classes: pure commercial and a podium-typology-mixed-residential. The former is commercial all the way up; the podium typology is where a few levels of the bottom, the podium, purely serve commercial use, while levels above the podium serve purely commercial. But no building is purely residential down to the ground. From the looks of it, the transformation from commercial to residential once built (unless as a hotel) seems to be forbidden, however, commercial seems to be able to creep up beyond the podium into higher originally residential units.
Suggestion: if you are doing another video, perhaps make it shorter and include commentary. The commentary could be either a voiceover or subtitles. It would explain more of what we are seeing. I still think this is one of the best films I’ve ever seen on UA-cam. It was totally immersive. And some shorts from higher up in the buildings, at night, would have been great. Really good work.
@@CN_Walking agree with the guy right above, I came here from the same kind of video of someone walking through neighborhood in the US. I think a lot of people like these kinds of videos because it shows how a city is actually living, no commentary, no special events just shows how it feels to live there and walk in the streets gives a good impression of what the inhabitants are seeing/living etc. great video btw love the footage gives us a good impression of the insane scale ! love the decision you took for the angle of the camera shots. the only advice I can think of is maybe some variety, to alternate between big and large open spaces and smaller one (if they even exist in this huge city !)
Never heard of this town and I been all over the world. The sheer size and scale of these apartment complex suggest a high population density, yet the street traffic does not look congested. There must be an efficient subway system. Don't see any beggars and panhandlers so unemployment must be low. There seem to be convenient shopping at every corner. The electrical grid must be super reliable with no overhead power lines. The public transport trash collection, waste disposal, water supply, plumbing system, postal delivery, heating and cooling, wide streets and parks must have been designed in the original concept. In western cities of this size, wont be getting those apartment for $100K and food in the shopping mall would not be cheap. I suppose these apartments are for former migrant workers are they continue to move from rural to urban areas in the "common prosperity" drive.
Yes, the house prices here are between 50,000 and 90,000 dollars, and many of them live in mountainous areas. In order to let them move out, they are provided free of charge, with the aim of improving people's livelihood.
If we had half of these apartment's complex in Canadian cities our housing issue would be resolved. And also I haven't seen even one homeless person. Good job China!💞
Gosto muito de seus vídeos, obrigado por compartilhar as belas cidades chinesas, aqui em Manaus o comércio chinês cresceu no centro da cidade. Esse complexo de uso mixto residencial+comércio e trabalho é muito expressivo e bom reflexo para as grandes cidades no mundo 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼
ONGs "ambientalistas" precisam ser expulsas da nossa Amazônia. Estão aí apenas para viabilizar o saque de nossas insondáveis riquezas existentes no Norte do Brasil. Os cidadãos da região precisam se conscientizar acerca disso. Nenhum país sério no mundo tem centenas de milhares de ONGs interferindo no seu progresso. A China nunca teria chegado onde chegou com ONGs (financiadas por George Soros, Fundação Ford, Fundo Soberano da Noruega, Fundação Rockefeller etc) dizendo o que pode e o que não pode ser feito.
I always love appartment living! You can get anything within your walk distance. And it's always nice to have a private life but freedom at the same time.
I would like to see a video of you touring one of those apartments, and then leaving and going to some place of work, than to some stores, and then to a park, and then back to the apartment. I think this would be more informative and show the daily life of these people even better. Do you have any videos like this?
Olá! 1. Huaguoyuan, cidade de Guiyang, província de Guizhou, China 2. A reforma e construção aqui começaram em 2010. Tem um projeto de primeira fase, um projeto de segunda fase, etc., e ainda continua em reforma. 3. O investimento total do projeto é de 100 bilhões de RMB, cerca de 14,92 bilhões de dólares americanos
I wish you would show the parking for this complex. And it's so open and large that people have to walk a lot. To move from one place to the next you have to plan it cause it's far to go on the actual street. Very interesting video. Loved it! China amazes me more and more. It's a different world over there. Nothing like i ever saw before. Hello from mexico city!
В России некоторые города застраивают почти так. Проблема начинается утром, когда эти тысячи человек начинают идти на работу и в школу. Лифтов всем не хватает, дорога не может выпустить все машины, автобусов не хватает, чтобы всех увезти. Все хотят выйти в один момент. Вечером тоже самое, но ещё проблема с парковкой. Я не представляю, где там можно разместить 500000 машин.
@@rajo7966 I really enjoy living there. It's the most convenient place in the whole city where people need almost all the public services. It's not like living in a place that's very big, but it's far away for food, medical care, and school
Looks beautiful imo, housing for many, good use of space, clean and close to amenities, people need to remember that 90% of human population are in abject poverty and live in incredibly unfavour conditions.
Excellent camera work, nice slow pace, taking it all in like a tourist might. Exotic and yet a comfortable everyday feel. Magical... Like being a child again, before you knew what any signs and ads were saying...Very enjoyable.
Que bom assistir o vídeo 🇧🇷 é fascinante poder ver uma cidade grande como essa,as informações da cidade,uma parte da história dela e de costumes diferentes. Agradeço pela gentileza de compartilhar no aplicativo
I don't know why but I can feel only lonliness in such a huge area. Also Manhattan NY is very large and full of sky scrapers and large boulevards with full of traffic and people but overthere I was feeling myself like a part of the civilization as if I was living there since long time which is really impressive.
You can respond with your feelings and thoughts about the paragraph, for example: I understand that you feel lonely in a big unfamiliar city, perhaps because you haven't found a way to adapt to the environment. In Manhattan, maybe because the cultural atmosphere and lifestyle are more similar to yours, you feel a greater sense of belonging. However, everyone's feelings are unique, and I hope you can find more of your own feelings and experiences during your journey
The streets are shockingly empty. I have to assume most of those apartments are unoccupied. It seems like a cool urban environment with convenient shopping. It would probably be fun to live there if you were into that kind of thing. Plus, it's so clean! No litter!
Tantos edificios juntos se ve abrumador y muchos apartementos deben tener problemas de luz solar, pero las plantas bajas tienen mucho comercio y vida junto a plazas grandes que al final es lo más importante, interesante todo lo que hace 🇨🇳 por el bienestar de su pueblo. Gran video 👏.
Thanks a lot for this spectacular round trip. Would you mind sharing a list of your equipment? Are the spaces in these skyscraper residential buildings only for sale or do people rent these and how much to they (usually) cost? Have a great day.
This is Huaguoyuan located in Guiyang City, Guizhou Province, China, I welcome you to travel one day
I'd love to but not under the current Chinese leadership. I can see daily who they are and who they stand with in Ukraine reports
arent there some fault lines? what if earthquake happens? are there any regulations for that?
@@darkbf8493 are there any earthquakes in China? Here in Brazil there are not and i think Theres no regulation for that.
@@Telencephelon 85% of the world doesn't care its Nato vs Russia get it in your head
what type of camera and lens do you use?
Cyberpunk feeling
I love cyberpunk 🤤
real cyberpunk city is Chongqing, southwest china. Chongqing is an urban jungle that built on tops and slopes of mountains. it's one of the largest metropolis in the sorld with 30 million population. yet most of people outside of china have never heard of it.
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@@realdeal8303 me too😁👍
@@realdeal8303 same 😊
I can’t unsee it😳
편집없이 롱테이크로 쫙 보여주니까 너무 리얼해서 좋다
It's huge and crowed , but well organized. Looks pretty and clean. I like that there are lots of walking place without car running through, surprisingly quiet compare to New York street.
This looks pretty to you? It looks like hell to me. Man made demonic greed and consumerism being pushed at every angle
I like the car free spaces just needs some parks and nature I. The plan. Half a mill people and probably about couple thousand trees little no shade other than those buildings. Really liking nature looks like and outdoor mall with no escalators. Wheel chairs forget about it. Public transportation?
So where are the trees 🌳 🤔 for shade and air production at? Hills grass parks Forrest, lakes, rivers, creaks or even a farm. Tons of concrete idk about a future like this. Can't forget nature!
That parks looked like a zoo scene, like you can't go in it and looking at scale how manyn0eo0le could actually fit
@love_peace1996 When compared with Manhattan, this city is way cleaner (no rats in sight), better organized, more practical (e.g. sidewalks, overpasses for pedestrians), more beautiful (e.g. beautiful street lampposts)…
@@nisachannel7077 it's a youtube walking video. How many rats do you see in a video of someone walking threw Manhattan
@@CHIEFCEAZR This place used to be a slum of over 100,000 people 20 years ago and the living condition were no better than Dharavi. Even now the entire community was built with affordability and cheap living cost as priorities, so I guess you shouldn't really ask that much😉
Very nice video, very interesting, intriguing and a glimpse of China today. Thank you and I'm subscribing to your channel! I can't wait to see your next exciting video!
I'm impressed and depressed at the same time by looking those building 😲
Agreed!
I like the car free spaces just needs some parks and nature I. The plan. Half a mill people and probably about couple thousand trees little no shade other than those buildings. Really liking nature looks like and outdoor mall with no escalators. Wheel chairs forget about it. Public transportation?
So where are the trees 🌳 🤔 for shade and air production at? Hills grass parks Forrest, lakes, rivers, creaks or even a farm. Tons of concrete idk about a future like this. Can't forget nature!
That parks looked like a zoo scene, like you can't go in it and looking at scale how manyn people could actually fit.
Seems like very few cities and tie it all together in this world 🌎
China is cursed by only really having its right half feasibly urbanized
if had more crackheads and trash on street maybe this place was like new york
Aku juga
It really looks inhuman and there is a deep oppressive feeling.
Thank you for having me walk with you. It was so interesting.
I thought that the pedestrians crossing were going to get hit by cars or motorcycles while crossing the street! People here in America would have been honking and yelling, but no one seemed even the least bit worried or angry. Thank you for sharing!
Chinese don't care about one another.
You confused USA with India.
@@knkjkjnIn the west you mean, blood sucking
You confunse civil world vs that thing named USA. 😂😂
@@German.....Zzzzzzz7777 Oh, Chang. No amount of your CCP shilling is gonna convince anyone that USA isn't one of the best countries in the world and China isn't a shithole where everyone as soon as he gets rich emigrates to the West.
Looks amazing. They did a great job, and thank you for the great footage. The way you are steady with the camera makes it easy to take in. Thanks.
wow, honestly it's beautiful in a weird way, crazy what humans can build
Nah thats ugly as fuck
There is nothing beautiful about this, I am sure in this place most people suffer from depression and other psychological illnesses
@@zaplakailol Being from Munich, Germany, a very green city close to nature and the mountains, I would love to live there. I really like the vibe of this city with all those tall buildings. Everybody has a different taste, I guess.
@@zaplakailol Is it such different in the west ?
@@tarro1114 I'm pretty sure that's because human like something they can't have
Looks crazy, like a video game. Usually I like these dense urban settings but this feels a step to far. Almost no plants and I bet there are apartments getting no direct sunlight, like the walled city in a Hong Kong. Thanks for sharing!
I thought that same thing g impressive and ant like.
So where are the trees 🌳 🤔 for shade and air production at? Hills grass parks Forrest, lakes, rivers, creaks or even a farm. Tons of concrete idk about a future like this.
这是中国的穷地方
贵阳是山城，铺天盖地都是植物，贵州省97%是山，3%才是平原，空气质量全国最高，不像北方城市需要绿化
你猜贵阳为什么叫贵阳，因为阳光很贵😂😂expensive sun city
@@冰糖葫芦-c6w你这回答哈哈哈😂
Very interesting to see such a large housing complex at ground level. Life seems very convenient, the neighborhood looks lively.
Great work, love from France !
Thank you for your comment, love from China
I wonder what it could feel like if we built it underground
Can you imagine Paris with this? Would be like a war zone and a jungle at the same time
@@Daniboi971 the Olympiad in the 13th district is pretty similar (though extremely small in comparison) and is relatively safe
the issue is who's living in those housing complex, not the urban form. If you put poor north african ofc it's going to fail, when you put poor east asians it has less chance to be a disaster
If it seems to you that the anthills of high-rise buildings and the lack of urban infrastructure are convenient, move to China.
A wonderful video, many thanks for taking the time to do this.
Very well planned. Considering that half a million live in a very compact area the traffic is calm and the super wide pedestrian walkways disperse the crowds to keep things feeling relatively spacious.
.... It's actually horribly plain there aren't even any trees or open areas for public. It looks like an actual dystopian nightmare.
@@LadyBits2023 I agree that lacks a lot tree in this neighbourhood, but there is some small trees and it has public areas to people to have social interactions with each others. And people having a home to live isn't a dystopia?
@@LadyBits2023No homeless encampments. No frozen druggies lining the streets. No organised raids of retail establishments leading to emptying high streets even in Downtown LA. Affordable restaurants everywhere.
Yes, “Dystopia” : see it as you will as you will never open your eyes.
Thank you for showing us around. Best regards from Germany :)
The German people will become extinct as the years go by. Is that true or not?
Fk Germany
Great camera work!
thank you
China is such an amazing and diverse place. I've been to Hong Kong many times, but the for the real chinese experience you have to go to Mainland China. They are starting to make visa free travel a reality for certain countries now, but we are still waiting for the UK to be added to the list!
Its not ethnically diverse, but the architecture varies from place to place
Bellissima città molti pulita !!
E incredibilmente poche persone per strada . Prima o poi la visiterò.
Grazie per i tuoi video
Como se diz um ditado aqui no Brasil 🇧🇷 , vai ter gente assim lá na China !!!!🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷🇨🇳🇨🇳🇨🇳
La limpieza,el orden,la educación y la cultura de los chinos hoy es para sacarse el sombrero y aprender a cómo vivir en armonía con la naturaleza y con el medioambiente
Feels like living in a shopping mall. Certainly has some merits and demerits to it. I like how it can encapsulate a big population into a modern village like this. Would like more green spaces though. I can think with some more thought, this type of building can work in dense areas.
You'd better GO to Hongkong which can be more dense not to breathe..
Sanchayan, are you Armenian?
@@zealotzealot4848 He is Indian.
All I can feel is suffocation...
~ I would rather be living in a forest or woods...
Always Indians first in the comments. This is slum? It is better than the 10 best places in India...combined.
for China's huge population, everything is extremely organized, practical and easy to access. even small service providers have their own place where you can find them when you need them. I am pleasantly surprised at how well and quickly China has evolved.
Call this 'evolution' ??
@@harveythompson1756 , each people chooses how to live through the decisions they make. it is not my business to judge peoples or countries. i was strictly referring to the facilities that can make our lives easier. if they were to ask us a question, i think it would be... do drugs in schools mean evolution? democracy also has its flaws...nothing is perfect.
@@harveythompson1756shut up farm boomer😂
if the gov has to build something to better the city and your old house is in the way, they will relocate you...
in other countries, most of the times it is not possible if the owner is to greedy and tries to get a very unrealistic compensation.
Quando fui a China fiquei impressionado com a limpeza e organização do povo chinês.
Thank you for beautiful videos. Loves from Turkey.
looks beautiful and scaring at the same time
Wow! Beautiful and amazing.
This is truly impressive in its scale and cleanliness. People seem chilled. Really interesting video..
@vinylathome People are not chilled in China.T hey are totally controlled.
If you throw trash -10.000 social credits 😂
We also have a huge residential area in Kharkov - Saltivka. Despite the fact that Kharkov is much smaller, approximately the same number of people live in Saltivka - 400,000
And on Saltovka there is no such cyberpunk atmosphere
not same cyberpunk :))) I find it more like Hong Kong
That not same cyberpunk then 😂
@@felixdom9693 Of course. I just gave an example from my city.
Achei sensacional esse mundo dentro da China.... Beijos do Brasil 🇧🇷 🥰⚘️🙏
Muito interessante, as pessoas tem um lar seguro, com infraestrutura, etc. Melhor que favelas sem infraestrutura e criminalidade, mas o lado obscuro é que vai depender sempre de energia para o elevador chegar nos andares altos, e o local deve estar seguro de abalos sísmicos. Obrigada pelo vídeo.
Las favelas tampoco es que estén muy seguras de eventos sísmicos 🤣😅
@@LiticoBunenditcher there arent earthquakes in brazil
@@nemesis4035 en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_earthquakes_in_Brazil
@@rekr6381 my point is that none were dangerous and its a very very rare event
@@nemesis4035 fair enough
Thanks for showing us this side of China. It certainly looks developed, calm, quiet seeing the number of people that are living there. Greenery is missing but whatever there is, it is very well maintained.
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u know what ，the other side of this community is a huge moutain covered by trees 。 guiyang（贵阳）is located in southen China ，which is all green in each season。😂 so dont worry
They usually have massive parks nearby, rest asssured
I agree, adding more trees would have made this place perfect. The cleanliness is top notch, the buildings look standard, need to improve on the greenery and maybe some art decor in the public areas, some standardisation on shop signs, etc. Great work China.
Excelente video! Muy Ciberpunk. Saludos!
Ils sont un milliard 400 millions de ressortissants et ont un logement, en Amérique il sont aujourd’hui 333,33 millions d’américains et
voici comment un très grand nombre sont logés :
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Y a pas photos, 😏
i love these walking tours. I can see the world without the exhausting aspect of walking and planning
Jeg skjønner nå at China er et utrolig mye eldre kontinent enn Europa.... Så mange mennesker vi blir etter som tiden og årene går sin gang..... Det ser veldrevet og godt organiser ut hos dere. Arkitekturen er omsorgsfull , godt planlagt og harmonisk. Jeg er imponert over planløsningen. Ha en fin dag videre 😊
China NO es un continente...es un país.
@@CarlosLopezSanchez-nu5mz China is bigger than Europe..In theory it might not be a continent,but in practice it is a continent.
Thank you for these interesting pictures from a world that is foreign to me. I was very impressed to see it. It reminded me that I could never live in a place like this. I live in the country and this may seem boring to many. But in a city like this I would probably be depressed after 2 months.
The balance matters and what the city offers and how the city is designed. I grew up in the country side in Bavaria/Germany. When I went to Tokyo the first time, it felt as calm as the small town I grew up in even though the Tokyo metropolitan area is inhabited by 40 million people which is basically half Germany in one spot.
You surely can live like this, don't underestimate yourself and overestimate your ego
I see it the same way as you!
If you're indeed, that's vulnerable things to you. You should live in a humid place . Asian so though people in universe 😊😊.
Thanks!
thank you
At first I was taken aback. But then I noticed that the streets were clean; kids coming back from school. Nobody seemed to be in a hurry, and I thought that’s not that bad. The only thing missing is the sun shining. I doubt it ever peaks through the smog.
贵州贵阳天气就是这样的，雨天，雾天比较多，这里的空气非常好，这里是森林城市。
那里是中国南部，没有发展工业，不存在雾霾，雾霾不可能跨越整个北方来到这里。
It's not that bad? But it is that bad... Streets clean? kids coming back from school? i hope that the kids come back from school were you live..
this city is famous of it's “never having sunshine.....”
@@bohu4586 听网上说说就行了，我就长在贵阳，这里啥天气也有，有大太阳，有雨天，有阴天，只不过有些季节换天气换得快，不是没有太阳。
สักครั้ง1ในชีวิต ประเทศ จีน สวยและเจริญมากค่ะ ขอบคุณน้า ที่ถ่ายมาให้ชม ❤❤🙏
Better than any Texan city like Houston, the big difference between them and this …is the total dedicated comercial area in each building. Creating a real neighborhood.
I like the car free spaces just needs some parks and nature I. The plan. Half a mill people and probably about couple thousand trees little no shade other than those buildings. Really liking nature looks like and outdoor mall with no escalators. Wheel chairs forget about it. Public transportation?
So where are the trees 🌳 🤔 for shade and air production at? Hills grass parks Forrest, lakes, rivers, creaks or even a farm. Tons of concrete idk about a future like this. Can't forget nature!
That parks looked like a zoo scene, like you can't go in it and looking at scale how manyn people could actually fit. Houston has some bad planning and traffic management issues. Mass transit is a joke here.
Literally every city in Texas is better than every city in China.
im impressed about how massive the area actually is, everything is so well-planned and new at the same time. even if its not downtown or center of the city, its still fascinating to visit. Kinda shame that there isnt a park with equal size. Maybe if i get older and richer, ill travel to China first.
welcome
welcome
There are many huge parks in China
Well planed 💀💀
Bro this is the shittiest city planning ever. Thousands of people trapped in disgusting blocks located very close to each other and most of the apartments are probably less than 50 square meters. You don't even have proper green area.
Это ужас если честно....чем вам это нравится???
At the ground level, all the shops and people makes the place very good to live and has lots to see.
太拥挤了！只有房子？很少有绿色植物！简直无法呼吸😱
Chinese cities have a very Cyberpunk-ish wibe to them, lots of tall skyscrapers and neon light that look amazing at night.
@nikolapetrovic Amazing at night yes but the apartments are a shoe box sizes.
@@TO-YA-LA-TOYA Just like Cyberpunk then😂.
High tech, low life
But on daytime it looks straight from Half-Life
This is not something that should be glorified or aspired. This is the result of extreme overpopulation.
Yeah they know a thing or two about dystopias.
Es muy bello ese complejo de apartamentos, la alta densidad y la arquitectura masiva es impresionante, no hay lugares como ese en Colombia, saludos desde acá :3
en serio? a mi me parece horrible. repetitivo monótono y sin identidad, un montón de cajas hacia arriba que ascoo
Ami me parecen intimidantes ,hostiles y sofocantes pero tienen su encanto me gustaria visitar ese lugar
Bu tabutların neresi güzel adeta mezarlık, korkunç ve doğadan uzak
Wow. I'm from a small American town with only single family homes. I've never spent much time in major cities, and none of the few I've visited looked anything like this. It's impressive, intimidating, ugly, and strangely beautiful all at once.
As a side note, the Chinese need to start making giant monster movies. You guys have so many skyscrapers now, but you're missing a Godzilla equivalent to help you out with urban redecorating.
Yes, so Chinese prefer sci-fi movies, because some cities look unreal, like cyberpunk
How old are you my friend?
@@kidsaresodelicious9666 I'm very sorry, I don't like to reveal, I hope you can understand
Trung Quốc quá giỏi tòa cao ốc 10 triệu dân
This comment made my day
素晴らしい風景。みんな頑張って生きている。
Nessa Cidade existe sistema de esgoto nos prédios? Ele é tratado? Os rios próximo ao conjunto de prédios é limpo?Ah, não vi pessoas em situação de rua, aqui no Brasil tem muitas pessoas jogadas na rua, e aí existem pessoas em situação de rua?
Olá! Seus canos de esgoto são todos subterrâneos, e há uma estação de tratamento de esgoto nas proximidades, e todo o esgoto deve ser lançado lá para processamento
Fascinating in every sense of the word. Much love from America. ♥️🇺🇸🏙️
Thank you for sharing. Watching this makes me so happy I live in the USA.
50萬人居住的社區
街道還保有如此乾淨
覺得很不容易
謝謝分享～
简直就是人间地狱不是! 韭菜们还自以为这些烂尾楼棒棒, 灾难很快到来地!
@@jwang1221
你很可悲
太拥挤了！只有房子？很少有绿色植物！简直无法呼吸😱
@@chenclaire7913 你这小黄俄更可悲
@@yoursun168 毫无规划胡乱盖谋利的烂尾垃圾楼盘的代表作 空楼闲置的恐怕占了一大半
Interessantíssimo. Impressiona o silêncio nas calçadas; não há algazarras, nem muitas pessoas caminhando, embora o número de moradias seja aparentemente altíssimo. Foi legal ver os tiozinhos jogando truco rsrsrsr. As buzinas lembram São Paulo.
acho que esse vazio na rua seja por causa do frio, isso no verão deve ser lotado de crianças brincando, pessoas fazendo exercícios, até pq viver nesses apartamentos deve ser claustrofóbico demais pra não sair quando possível
@@yonciix这是面子工程！这个城市根本没有相应的经济支柱跟产业发展！中国中西部城市的财政基本依靠东部发达城市的财政专移，假如中国经济被西方脱钩，中国东部的经济发展引擎失火了，那么西部将会承受巨大的债务风险。官员一味发展房地产跟基建，一味地把农村地区人口往城市赶，让人民承受高昂的房价支撑当地的gdp，假设没有东部的财政转移这些城市集群就是个笑话。
地震が無いと建物がこんなに高く建てられるのか〜、とちょっと羨ましくなりました。全部スケールが大きくて迫力があって良いですね🏙最近中国人の友達ができたので案内してもらおうかな
Congratulations on the video, it was excellent, China is a wonderful country, I hope to visit it one day. I started a channel here on UA-cam recently and record in the same way here in Brazil. I signed up, I will follow you from now on. A big hug !!!🙂
Come on, good luck
I've been to Guiyang (along with loads of other cities in 21 other provinces in China). It definitely isn't at the top of my list of favorite provincial capitals, largely because of the food, but I also felt like it didn't seem to have much "character". The hills and really tall buildings were interesting to look at though.
anything wrong with the food?
@@tokyotravellerful Nothing wrong, just not to my liking. For whatever reason, no matter how many different things I try, I tend to not like food from this region (Guizhou, Guangxi, and Yunnan). Yunnan food tends be a little more tasty than the other two though.
@@tc2334 我猜你不喜欢折耳根的味道，贵州这里好多菜要放折耳根，我也不喜欢这个味道，但是你可以跟店主说不要折耳根，这样会好很多。
@@碧空雪色 You’re absolutely correct. The first thing I ate (丝娃娃) had this and I hated it. 😂 Then later I found that so many dishes had this little root.
Well mate, Guizhou province is not well known for its history, nor culture, but the food and its landscapes. It is rather an under developed province compares to provinces like Guangdong , and not historically rich like Beijing.
A primeira vista e vendo de longe parece bem deprimente, mas ao ver mais de perto e se pensarmos que isso era uma favela antes, isso é realmente impressionante!
Favela, não tem um maconheiro, é melhor que qualquer condomínio do minha casa minha divida, onde tem maconheiro por metro quadrado armado e procurando problema
Esse tipo de prédio alto, no Brasil, é só pra classe média....
中國是禁止毒品出現的，也禁止槍枝，這些行為都是非法的，會被關，而且中國吸毒的話判刑很重會被沒收財產加死刑
@@stankiewicz1992 在中國這種高樓隨處可見，一般民眾都住這種房子，最近這幾年中國發展快速，生活越來越方便
Estás atrasado si querés ver Favelas ves a Río de Janeiro o tu Ciudad 🙄👎
Even in China,this scenery is not so common in major cities.Huaguoyuan Community is the biggest living habitation in China because of the demographic; geographic and city planning aspects.There is absolutely the city of iron and concrete.
Even if Guiyang,Guizhou Province is still the capital of an inland,mountainous and under-development province.
I like the car free spaces just needs some parks and nature I. The plan. Half a mill people and probably about couple thousand trees little no shade other than those buildings. Really liking nature looks like and outdoor mall with no escalators. Wheel chairs forget about it. Public transportation?
So where are the trees 🌳 🤔 for shade and air production at? Hills grass parks Forrest, lakes, rivers, creaks or even a farm. Tons of concrete idk about a future like this. Can't forget nature!
That parks looked like a zoo scene, like you can't go in it and looking at scale how manyn0eo0le could actually fit
@@myeonwooozheng5263Is this all of Guiyang or just a small part of it? I personally think that the CBD Area in Guiyang Looks the coolest for me. Huogouyuan looks kinda dystopian to me, but i prefer a metropolis vibe over nature.
Thật khâm phục người TQ họ quy hoạch và xây dựng thứ gù đều hoành tráng và sạch đẹp, mọi thứ đều thứ tự không ồn ào, sô bồ như những thành phố đông dân của các nước khác
I really love cities which have huge walking spaces
Me too, I like a lot of parks in the city
welcome to India
So many questions... sorry for asking but this is amazing content.
Are the apartments private housing, public housing or a mixture? If private, how much does an apartment cost?
I didn't see many (any?) people on bicycles. Does everyone have a scooter?
What is public transport like? Can you cross the district in a metro? Or is it quicker to walk?
Are there large shops and stores as well as the many small ones? ? I don't read Chinese so I don't know what I am seeing.
Why are there no handrails and ramps for the elderly and people in wheelchairs? It must be difficult for them to get around.
It's nice to see traffic-free spaces where children can run around and play table tennis. That is absent in many places.
I live in Ireland. If this district were here, with its 500,000 people, it would be the second largest city in the country.
1. Developer and sale are based on a private model but were executed with certain municipality government goals
2. Cost wise the aim was to create ultra-affordability from density. ¥4000CNY/m^2 is the initial target price tag of residential units here when the housing price in the rest of the city is well above ¥10,000CNY/m^2; In fact, this flooding of supply and low prices had dragged down the overall housing price in the city. Currently, the unit price is about ¥7500CNY/m^2 here.
3. Transit-wise: BRT, 2 bus terminals, and 3 metro stations have been built for longer commutes out of the site. Despite this car dependency is still high for commutes and congestion is still terrible during rush hours. That said tho, this community is still not the most congested compared to the rest of the city, despite is significant density.
4. Basic necessities are well within walking distance thanks to the mixed-use development plan, the sheer scale of the community solves it by hosting some 20,000 businesses. This is why bikes are not necessary.
5. Bicycles are not as popular as scooters. Not everyone has nor needs a scooter however it's quite popular in China and is especially essential to delivery service workers.
5. Accessibility definitely is something China is working on. Less wealthy regions and not as well-funded projects like this still severely lack accessibility infrastructure.
6. Background info for some more insight. Some of the shortcomings of the community, that is building quality, congestion, and accessibility concerns, might be a product of the fact that the city government was very impoverished when the project was initiated, and the private developer had to fund much of the infrastructure. This might result in lower quality, as well as high density to cover the costs.
Thank you @my for your reply, his answer is very careful, and thank you for your reply, I will add
The five basement floors here are parking lots. Many people have their own cars, and most of them rely on buses and BRT to travel. This is the center of the city, next to the business district, so many people can basically go to work on foot. up.
I'm sorry that I didn't shoot so detailed, which caused a lot of doubts
@@My-nl6sg thank you for your answer
Usually in China, if you see a skyscraper full of glass, it must be for commercial and office use, such as the building on the left at the beginning of the video, while the one on the right is a residential building, and you can see the neat balconies. China has now passed the era of bicycle riding, more electric bikes or motorcycles, and you can see some of these in the video. I don't know if there is a subway in this area, usually in large cities in China there is a subway, so it is still easy to get around, I think for sure the subway and cars are faster than walking, but it depends on the distance of where you go, if you want to go out to get food, or shopping, then you hardly need to take the subway, there will be all kinds of shopping centers and stores and restaurants within 2 km around, you can also not have to go out and use You can also place an order online with your cell phone and have it delivered to your doorstep. It's true that it's not very convenient for the elderly and disabled to travel, especially in China now, only some areas are equipped with elevators and handrails on the flyovers, I think as China gradually enters the age of the elderly, these devices will be installed slowly. These neighborhoods will be surrounded with exercise areas for the elderly, basketball courts, ping pong courts, badminton courts, free fitness centers, as well as paid fitness centers, large parks and green spaces, and possibly paid swimming pools and other niche sports venues. The advantages of such large, densely populated neighborhoods, unique to China, are that they are densely populated, easy to manage, efficient and convenient to live in, and waste of resources can be minimized, while the disadvantage is that personal space is small and easily disturbed and interfered with by others.
@@My-nl6sg What is BRT?
Me llama la atención de ver todo limpio esas calles bien limpias
It's amazing that the population is only .5 million. I'm from a city with roughly 1.5 million people and we only have like one building that could rival the height of these. It's impressive.
This apartment complex is a part of the Guiyang City, that has a population of 4,8m
It would have been nice if you filmed those 1st-3rd floor shops inside the buildings.
😄, yes, not enough shots of the interior. Only found out when I edited. Thanks for your advice
@@CN_Walking And is there a building code what floor 3 and above can be? or did you see that there is a business creep upwards?
@@tonysofla While the community is basically mixed-used, It seems to depend on the building as to how it's divided. From what I can tell there are basically two classes: pure commercial and a podium-typology-mixed-residential. The former is commercial all the way up; the podium typology is where a few levels of the bottom, the podium, purely serve commercial use, while levels above the podium serve purely commercial. But no building is purely residential down to the ground.
From the looks of it, the transformation from commercial to residential once built (unless as a hotel) seems to be forbidden, however, commercial seems to be able to creep up beyond the podium into higher originally residential units.
Es mucho más bonito, funcional y barato que varias de las mejores zonas de México. Excelente recorrido
i just think about the architects and engineers that made this scale of buildings, holly god... Insanity stress
❤ Que maravilha! Adorei o video!❤
Suggestion: if you are doing another video, perhaps make it shorter and include commentary. The commentary could be either a voiceover or subtitles. It would explain more of what we are seeing. I still think this is one of the best films I’ve ever seen on UA-cam. It was totally immersive. And some shorts from higher up in the buildings, at night, would have been great. Really good work.
These videos are ASMR style, like dancingbacons or this another channels tour of this same city ua-cam.com/video/Zvq9pybXg-4/v-deo.html
Thank you for your suggestion, I will seriously consider it.
Absolutely right! While I watching this video, my attention goes away😢
@@CN_Walking You would lose subscribers if you had commentary. DONT listen to that guy
@@CN_Walking agree with the guy right above, I came here from the same kind of video of someone walking through neighborhood in the US.
I think a lot of people like these kinds of videos because it shows how a city is actually living, no commentary, no special events just shows how it feels to live there and walk in the streets gives a good impression of what the inhabitants are seeing/living etc.
great video btw love the footage gives us a good impression of the insane scale ! love the decision you took for the angle of the camera shots.
the only advice I can think of is maybe some variety, to alternate between big and large open spaces and smaller one (if they even exist in this huge city !)
Never heard of this town and I been all over the world. The sheer size and scale of these apartment complex suggest a high population density, yet the street traffic does not look congested. There must be an efficient subway system. Don't see any beggars and panhandlers so unemployment must be low. There seem to be convenient shopping at every corner. The electrical grid must be super reliable with no overhead power lines. The public transport trash collection, waste disposal, water supply, plumbing system, postal delivery, heating and cooling, wide streets and parks must have been designed in the original concept. In western cities of this size, wont be getting those apartment for $100K and food in the shopping mall would not be cheap. I suppose these apartments are for former migrant workers are they continue to move from rural to urban areas in the "common prosperity" drive.
Yes, the house prices here are between 50,000 and 90,000 dollars, and many of them live in mountainous areas. In order to let them move out, they are provided free of charge, with the aim of improving people's livelihood.
Amei o passeio! Bem diferente de onde eu vivo, no interior do Brasil.
Wow. Another Chinese city I need to visit. Thanks for sharing.
Looks so cool! I love China and its already on my traveling list :D
welcome your visit
Dünyada en merak uyandıran ülke Çin. Güçlü bir tarih, yoğun bir nüfus, güçlü bir ekonomi. Tarihin her döneminde varlar.
А всё потому что китай игнорили и не агрились на него, как на Россию и воспринимали её как торговый порт
MINUTO 30:21
Este lugar é um espetáculo! Bom vídeo.
Obrigado
@@CN_Walking
Eu que agradeço pelo vídeo. Feliz 2023 e boa noite.
You've taken your precious time for this video. I love it.
Incredible. Thanks for the walk.
If we had half of these apartment's complex in Canadian cities our housing issue would be resolved. And also I haven't seen even one homeless person. Good job China!💞
When was the last time you checked Chinese housing prices?
They live in very small crapped quarters. Many elderly are homeless. A result from the “one child” law years ago.
вот это настоящие каменные джунгли. Здорово, что люди показывают свои города изо всех уголков мира.
The levels of crime if you had this sort of pop density in America would be off the charts. 16:30 minutes in and still not heard a siren lol.
Gosto muito de seus vídeos, obrigado por compartilhar as belas cidades chinesas, aqui em Manaus o comércio chinês cresceu no centro da cidade. Esse complexo de uso mixto residencial+comércio e trabalho é muito expressivo e bom reflexo para as grandes cidades no mundo 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼
ONGs "ambientalistas" precisam ser expulsas da nossa Amazônia. Estão aí apenas para viabilizar o saque de nossas insondáveis riquezas existentes no Norte do Brasil. Os cidadãos da região precisam se conscientizar acerca disso. Nenhum país sério no mundo tem centenas de milhares de ONGs interferindo no seu progresso. A China nunca teria chegado onde chegou com ONGs (financiadas por George Soros, Fundação Ford, Fundo Soberano da Noruega, Fundação Rockefeller etc) dizendo o que pode e o que não pode ser feito.
Там дышать нечем ,и что хорошего.
Here is an underdeveloped area in China, ranking very low.😂
I always love appartment living! You can get anything within your walk distance. And it's always nice to have a private life but freedom at the same time.
It felt depressing and too cramped.
Que enorme ciudad, gracias por compartir
I would like to see a video of you touring one of those apartments, and then leaving and going to some place of work, than to some stores, and then to a park, and then back to the apartment. I think this would be more informative and show the daily life of these people even better. Do you have any videos like this?
I lived here for a year. Its not so bad, but i won't go back
удивительно, даже пробок нет при такой плотной застройке, очень круто!
просто не часпик
Такси в два ряда стояли
Россию это уже скоро ждет , пробкам НЕТ!
просто там никто не живет🤣🤣🤣 в северной корее такая же фихня
It is very nice design that has created a lifestyle area. Buildings are easy to build but its difficult to create such a lifestyle area
Yes, building a community is very difficult. Although this floor is dense, but this community is very good
1- Qual é o nome da cidade?
2- Quanto tempo demorou pra construir tudo?
3- Qual foi o orçamento do projeto, ou quanto custou um prédio?
Olá!
1. Huaguoyuan, cidade de Guiyang, província de Guizhou, China
2. A reforma e construção aqui começaram em 2010. Tem um projeto de primeira fase, um projeto de segunda fase, etc., e ainda continua em reforma.
3. O investimento total do projeto é de 100 bilhões de RMB, cerca de 14,92 bilhões de dólares americanos
@@CN_Walking Muito obrigado, achei que foi muito mais caro espero que continue crescendo assim
I wish you would show the parking for this complex. And it's so open and large that people have to walk a lot. To move from one place to the next you have to plan it cause it's far to go on the actual street. Very interesting video. Loved it! China amazes me more and more. It's a different world over there. Nothing like i ever saw before. Hello from mexico city!
Hello! These buildings also have 4 underground floors, and the entire underground area is used for parking.
That apartment looks like real Castle! Its so interesting
My god... everything is so freaking huge. Looks like a mix of Blade Runner, Cyberpunk, Arc corp (star citizen).
В России некоторые города застраивают почти так. Проблема начинается утром, когда эти тысячи человек начинают идти на работу и в школу. Лифтов всем не хватает, дорога не может выпустить все машины, автобусов не хватает, чтобы всех увезти. Все хотят выйти в один момент. Вечером тоже самое, но ещё проблема с парковкой. Я не представляю, где там можно разместить 500000 машин.
那就不开私人汽车，而采用公共交通系统
中国超过7楼就必须装电梯
Вечный шум , суета, фуу
Mnie się podoba, fajnie drapacze, czysto i wszystko ok. W moim mieście najwyższy blok ma 14 pięter, jesteśmy za Chińczykami daleko w tyle.
Zwłaszcza tymi blokami, które się zapadają pod ciężarem samych siebie :> .
Zaufaj mi, nie chciałbyś tam mieszkać... kraina zombie
@@rajo7966 I really enjoy living there. It's the most convenient place in the whole city where people need almost all the public services. It's not like living in a place that's very big, but it's far away for food, medical care, and school
@@PitFriedmanSocial credit +10
Mierzysz poziom rozwoju wysokością wieżowców? No to Holandia jest daleko w tyle za Nigerią...
Looks beautiful imo, housing for many, good use of space, clean and close to amenities, people need to remember that 90% of human population are in abject poverty and live in incredibly unfavour conditions.
Yo diré solo una cosa , amo mi casa , mi jardín .y mi ciudad pequeña .
Tienes razon
@@zealotzealot4848 Eu também acho.
@@morzanturian4946 Turian, tu eres armenio
Bende kasabamı cok seviyorum Erzurum Hınıs ❤
30:22 wow, look at those apartments! I want to visit China again. greetings from Norway.
Excellent camera work, nice slow pace, taking it all in like a tourist might. Exotic and yet a comfortable everyday feel. Magical... Like being a child again, before you knew what any signs and ads were saying...Very enjoyable.
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Que bom assistir o vídeo 🇧🇷 é fascinante poder ver uma cidade grande como essa,as informações da cidade,uma parte da história dela e de costumes diferentes. Agradeço pela gentileza de compartilhar no aplicativo
I don't know why but I can feel only lonliness in such a huge area. Also Manhattan NY is very large and full of sky scrapers and large boulevards with full of traffic and people but overthere I was feeling myself like a part of the civilization as if I was living there since long time which is really impressive.
You can respond with your feelings and thoughts about the paragraph, for example: I understand that you feel lonely in a big unfamiliar city, perhaps because you haven't found a way to adapt to the environment. In Manhattan, maybe because the cultural atmosphere and lifestyle are more similar to yours, you feel a greater sense of belonging. However, everyone's feelings are unique, and I hope you can find more of your own feelings and experiences during your journey
manhateen is like 3rd world compared to any city in china, especially cleaniess, you see people bowel movement on street in manhaten
This city looks depressing and gray. I like chinese people but could not ever live there. I need the green forrests and wildlife of finland.
I'd feel very unsafe in Manhattan where kids are taught to be school shooters
从来没有想象过贵阳这个在中国连二线都算不上的小城市，居然可以拿来和曼哈顿做比较
China is such an amazing country, I dont know any country that can pull off this scale of engineering
The streets are shockingly empty. I have to assume most of those apartments are unoccupied. It seems like a cool urban environment with convenient shopping. It would probably be fun to live there if you were into that kind of thing. Plus, it's so clean! No litter!
China infrastructure is just massive and amazing 🔥
Tantos edificios juntos se ve abrumador y muchos apartementos deben tener problemas de luz solar, pero las plantas bajas tienen mucho comercio y vida junto a plazas grandes que al final es lo más importante, interesante todo lo que hace 🇨🇳 por el bienestar de su pueblo.
Gran video 👏.
Los chinos ya no caben en el mundo
Y el agua???
جميل.. اعجبني نظافة المكان 👍🏻
Eu achei silencioso demais... Será que tem algo a ver com os carros elétricos?
The car stops underground and then takes the elevator upstairs，
Thanks a lot for this spectacular round trip.
Would you mind sharing a list of your equipment?
Are the spaces in these skyscraper residential buildings only for sale or do people rent these and how much to they (usually) cost?
Have a great day.
They are for sale but you can rent it out. It's about $1200/sqm, a 3-bed apartment costs about $200 thousand dollars.
@@love_peace1996 thanks, interesting. Is renting more common than owning or is it the other way around?
The people who live here are basically from other places, and they all rent houses here. Renting is very common here