its ugly, smells bad

And all you got are cramped low quality condos

everything is expensive as fuck

because a middle class in the US is basically God in China

when you got ice cream 5 dollars a gallon and 100 IMB for a scoop in China

*I went to China once and it definitely hasn't changed at all from my visit*

I went to China 6 times

*Oh and I am an expert now*

about to be 7

we'll see whats really changed heh heh

I mean if I went to detriot and focused just on that i might get the tge impression America sucks.:thinking_face

hell, Im half Chinese

Have you been to every region of China tho

Ive been to Beijing, Shenghei, Hong Kong about 2 times each

When China is moving towards nuclear power and uses 99% of electric buses but is somehow not moving green.

Plus other smaller districts I cant pernounce

who cares if its moving green, its still terrible

When china has the largest hydroelectric and solar plants underway but 'dirty and awful.'

@Donaldus Triumphus it shows China is undergoig change

lol it is dirty and awful, if I DID go to every region in China then that statement would be 90% true

Which means we ought not to jump the gun

so a major city gets an upgrade

doesnt fix the country heh heh

And actually see this transformative process through

especially one that big

I'm sure that is just one city with 99% of electric buses

I'm sure 300,000 buses is 99% of all electric buses in existence.

https://ensia.com/voices/china-is-a-model-for-going-green-despite-what-you-read/

Speaking of 300,000 buses

dont get me started on the heavy ass overpopulation and traffic

cant go anywhere in China lol

Which is why I like small neighborhoods, Republican functioned towns

https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2018-01-11/china-is-winning-its-war-on-air-pollution-at-least-in-beijing

everybody knows each other, and its just great

Major US citiea have traffic 🤔

now in China its like olord

Houston to Los Angeles to Washington have it pretty bad lol

Well of course, but not as bad as CHINA

"Concentrations of PM2.5 -- the tiny particles that pose the greatest health risks -- plunged 33 percent from a year earlier in the fourth quarter across Beijing, Tianjin and 26 surrounding cities, Greenpeace East Asia said in a report Thursday. Levels in the capital alone tumbled 54 percent. The drops come after government policies last year forced millions of homes and businesses to switch from coal to cleaner-burning natural gas."

yo fuck off with the environment, lets move on to its terrible living conditions

Let's complain about a developing country's living conditions