Then it wasn't a good restaurant.

It's more like the old buildings need to get taken down

How about fresh Mongolian seafood?

Huh all kinds of grass on the menu

@@115Carssssssssss Even better

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Robert Hardy Have you ever been to China? Or any rest of the world?

@@roberthardy5171 LMAO just take the child to Hangzhou or something. Shanghai is meh, decent.

Robert Hardy Okay it means you still choose to lie although you know the truth.

Robert Hardy you sound more like a $50 cents.

晓健 曲 Shanghai is okay. I know that you haven’t been to there before.

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New matt is happy with new boobs, lmao

变化这么大，男人一下变成女的了。

Does she have Instagram? I mean... he😉

Seemed like a pretty shitty joke to me... maybe cause I know trans people

infrastructure is hard to implement in democratic capitalist country. So many opposition to question the viability, of course to downgrade their counterparts (im talking to you democrats and republicans). Big companies also play the role, if they see it as a hindrance to their profit, you'll find it hard even to conceptualize a project.

It isn’t good when they tear down peoples business so fast.

One wants all three, fast, great quality and cheap price. Choose 2 out of the three. If the buildings are built fast they might lack the quality and is susceptible to wearing easily.

Really because I’m pretty sure 15% of the budget is hardly anything compared to the other useless things we spend it on.

@@TheBlueberryEffect 15 percent is too much, it makes sense for small countries with population under say 30 millions. 5 percent is enough for self defense.

温州？

青田？

My fam is from there too! Any chance you’re from 丽水？

qingtian bro ?

I dunno what to say, i understand the feeling of that guys in the video said, i miss the old smells, the kids running around in my neighborhood in my country as well. I actually missed it terribly.

Xi Dynasty era poet Joseph Owen lol ☺

All these things will ultimately happen sooner or later as the country gets more and more technologically advanced regardless of the pace, so I don’t really know what’s the point of slowing things down for the sake of nostalgia. I guess it’s just a price that China has to pay in exchange for getting to the top of the world the fastest way possible.

I mean, I guess most of India is still like what they were half a century ago. You could say they “successfully preserved” a lot of thing. China totally could have done the same, but is that what Chinese people really wanted?

@@LLLLLLEON216 thats what the movie wandering earth is about

@@LLLLLLEON216 They should not destory the cultural relics and architectures. They have the sense of modernization and urbanization as duplicating western models and western values and discarding traditional culture. Just like the period of cultural revolution. As you know, hutong is a Chinese traditional courtyard residence I used to live there and the government has the responsibility to preserve it as much as possible due to its cultural and historical value. Ironically, they destroyed almost 60% hutong in Beijing in order to "modernize" my city. Right now, they are still demolishing more and more hutong everyday. Even though the government reimbursed demolition fee, I still wanna live in hutong even now cuz I used to get the sense of belonging and companionship when I lived there. Some western cities did a good job on preservation of old city town. My conclusion is "WELL-DEVELOPED CITY IS NOT EQUAL TO THE DESTRUCTION OF THEIR TRADITIONS AND CULTURE!!!!"

Just after, you know, this video of the cat playing piano.

But china is doing that too with the fake island

@@gundaguy515 Nowhere near the scale of the US with its 800 bases

Nobody was taking America as an example...

yeah, America lets highways fall apart at home while we have hundreds of tax-exempt bases all around the world where dependents suck up tax dollars and active military members serve in largely unproductive capacities

the best part is when he/she check out her/his boobs.

Nyphila seems like i'm the only one who thought that bit was really cringey..

@Fif Gallag Well, I don't know why you think my opinion represents 99.99% of people's opinion, but I'm pretty sure you're wrong on that one.

@@dahulius my bad, i didn't mean to make it specific to you--i'd just been scrolling through the comments to see if anybody had the same reaction I'd had to it, and it seemed nobody else did **very tiny violin begins to play** 我非常多哭

Are you still living in shanghai or overseas ?

@@gundaguy515 I am currently living in Shanghai

@@mikefeng3703 what shanghai food is your favorite ?

@@gundaguy515 I would say I have no preference. I mostly eat at home. As long as it is not spicy I am good

@@mikefeng3703 what music do you like ? Who is your favorite ? ☺

so do I now I live in Australia when I used to live in Shanghai me and my dad would go to one of those small open air restaurants and it was great after all those years when I came back it became a Italian restaurant in an blink of an eye that's the reality of china my friend.

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also because in Australia we have things like heritage protection which is a hassle for development in reality the house is not as old as Rome or london