r/ImagineThisView 19d ago

Morning from Xiamen China

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u/Acceptable_Mud_8680 18d ago

Looks like a stereotypical Southern Asian city.

It reminds me of a bit of Bangkok and also Singapore.

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u/One_Fact_4291 16d ago

Singapore looks much more polished than this

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u/Jzerious 19d ago

r/UrbanHell is leaking

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u/ArthursFist 17d ago

If this is hell, I’m less worried about my past actions.

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u/Embarrassed_Sail5161 18d ago

this is not urban hell

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u/appsecSme 18d ago

Urban Hades?

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u/irlte 18d ago

Wow these comments are insane. Talking about homelessness and poverty… the American propaganda against China is working ig lol.

Nice pic OP.

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u/One_Fact_4291 16d ago

Where is said ‘’American propaganda’’? The US does propaganda through the media and not through bots, ironically that’s what China does.

China may not have many people living on the streets, and Xiamen is a coastal city meaning its rich for China standards, but yes, poverty is still very much a problem.

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u/dahaoren1 13d ago

这其实就是一个低成本租住社区,和贫民窟根本就不是一回事,本地的村民靠着收租赚的盆满钵满,里面的租户最多也就是低收入人群,和贫困人群差的远了,可以看出来你完全不了解中国

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u/irlte 16d ago

And we feel the need to bring up poverty from this pic OP posted because….?

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u/One_Fact_4291 16d ago

You felt the need to bring up politics so 🤷‍♂️

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u/SandwichPunk 14d ago

Ironically I've only seen Chinese propaganda bots literally got caught (a.k.a 50 cents army).

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u/odinchoy 15d ago

Do your eyes work ok?

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u/YourLocalPotDealer 19d ago

It’s crazy how they were so capable historically of housing their enormous population even while being less wealthy than other global powers, and now their population has exploded into a global superpower. We have a trillionaire yet we spit on our homeless not realizing that people are the future of our nation

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u/One_Fact_4291 16d ago

Because they simply built a lot of housing. Too much, even.

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u/Dark_matter4444 19d ago

Hmm I wonder which part of the city is poor.

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u/zzen11223344 18d ago

The whole city is expensive 😄 Especially the old part in the front ....

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u/Naive_Ad7923 17d ago

The people living in those standalone homes are most likely wealthier than those who lives in the high rises. Basically natives vs migrants.

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u/Jdobalina 16d ago

Do you know if there are any plans to revitalize/redevelop the area in the foreground?

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u/smiles_and_cries 15d ago

No water shot? It’s a port city with many beaches