Incorrect the US bubble was over valued real estate vs a market …

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Comment on Chinese Buildings Uniformly Disturbing by The Kappa.:

Incorrect the US bubble was over valued real estate vs a market glut.

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• Chinese Buildings Uniformly Disturbing:
  

  Even cookie cutter Mc Mansions and mobile homes have far more variability then what I see in this housing project. Both are probably also much nicer and safer to live in. But then Chinese communist era architecture is generally very bland and unimaginative.

• Chinese Buildings Uniformly Disturbing:
  

  You get this crushing feeling of despair just from look at it.

• Chinese Buildings Uniformly Disturbing:
  

  True it does and the China building bubble will burst one of these days and it’ll be spectacular. Hopefully the people will still know how to make a living like they did two decades ago by farming and stuff for them selves when it happens and the land will still be arable.

• Chinese Buildings Uniformly Disturbing:
  

  If it catches fire the best thing to do would be to evacuate and let it burn it’s self out.

• Chinese Buildings Uniformly Disturbing:
  

  It seems the Chinese are selling off their culture,environment,and future for some quick money today. This apartment complex will be a crime ridden cesspool 20 years from now if it doesn’t burn or fall down first.

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