does anyone remember metropolis? this is just another version of a LIBERAL idea trying to CONTROL AND DOMINATE people and it will fail. if you do not remember metropolis then how about logan's run? gattaca? or more recently the island?
@mrlepercon do you really think this project will work? have you ever heard of brasilia? or new harmony? what about all of those wind farms that t boone pickens promised? what of the solar cell farms that the obamamessiah promised? if this is such a good idea then why is china NOT doing this for the ENTIRE COUNTRY? also, why just only 350,000 residents and WHO will be those lucky few? China currently has 1.5 billion people and this makes up only 0.023 percent of the entire population.
@SocratesTheGadfly Stop your Obama nonsense/brazil gibberish, go troll with the usa ppl.use your brains to think which idiot (unless it's you) will initiate a pilot project throughout the whole country, a c'try as vast as china?u start experimenting in a given region and that region in tianjin itself is a few times bigger than the S'pore. If it works well, then u replicate in other cities. Any collaboration with Singapore works. Eg. the Suzhou S'pore industrial park is a resounding success.
@ymhktravel again I ask if this is such a good idea then why is china NOT doing it for the whole country and why just tianjin? and are the 150 million rural poor going to be allowed into this "paradise" city of the future? how much will it cost? and who is going to decide who lives there? and why just only 350,000 residents? why not 3.5 million? or 35 million? or 350 million people? this is just another washed out liberal dream that will FAIL like all of liberalism! it always FAILS!
@SocratesTheGadfly throwing "liberal" label only shows a serious ignorance on your part dude. There is nothing "liberal" about China. As for the project you speak of and why not do it for the whole country that's simple for two reasons. 1) As was said you start small see if it works then do it nationwide, that should really be a no-brainer. 2 Mainly they don't care enough about the people to do it.
As for who is going to live there that is really very simple. Those rich enough to afford it.
@kilroy238 thanks for proving my point. liberalism is NOT about what is good for everyone it is about what is good for the "elite" and in this case it works exceptionally well for the chinese because all you must do is replace the word liberal for communist. it also works well in the western world because all liberals are also communists. so again I must ask, if this is such a good idea and liberalism "cares" for people, why not do it for EVERYONE? it is another washed out FAILED dream.
@kilroy238 lol dude you're a broken record. Since everything is just so cut and dry,black and white in your world I guess conservatism is nothing more than Nazism in disguise. So who is your master race and who are you going to murder?
tianjin is a beautiful city even to now
seemytravels 10 months ago
does anyone remember metropolis? this is just another version of a LIBERAL idea trying to CONTROL AND DOMINATE people and it will fail. if you do not remember metropolis then how about logan's run? gattaca? or more recently the island?
SocratesTheGadfly 1 year ago
@SocratesTheGadfly you dumb ass this is real its not a movie
mrlepercon 1 year ago
@mrlepercon do you really think this project will work? have you ever heard of brasilia? or new harmony? what about all of those wind farms that t boone pickens promised? what of the solar cell farms that the obamamessiah promised? if this is such a good idea then why is china NOT doing this for the ENTIRE COUNTRY? also, why just only 350,000 residents and WHO will be those lucky few? China currently has 1.5 billion people and this makes up only 0.023 percent of the entire population.
SocratesTheGadfly 1 year ago
@SocratesTheGadfly Stop your Obama nonsense/brazil gibberish, go troll with the usa ppl.use your brains to think which idiot (unless it's you) will initiate a pilot project throughout the whole country, a c'try as vast as china?u start experimenting in a given region and that region in tianjin itself is a few times bigger than the S'pore. If it works well, then u replicate in other cities. Any collaboration with Singapore works. Eg. the Suzhou S'pore industrial park is a resounding success.
ymhktravel 1 year ago
@ymhktravel again I ask if this is such a good idea then why is china NOT doing it for the whole country and why just tianjin? and are the 150 million rural poor going to be allowed into this "paradise" city of the future? how much will it cost? and who is going to decide who lives there? and why just only 350,000 residents? why not 3.5 million? or 35 million? or 350 million people? this is just another washed out liberal dream that will FAIL like all of liberalism! it always FAILS!
SocratesTheGadfly 1 year ago
@SocratesTheGadfly throwing "liberal" label only shows a serious ignorance on your part dude. There is nothing "liberal" about China. As for the project you speak of and why not do it for the whole country that's simple for two reasons. 1) As was said you start small see if it works then do it nationwide, that should really be a no-brainer. 2 Mainly they don't care enough about the people to do it.
As for who is going to live there that is really very simple. Those rich enough to afford it.
kilroy238 9 months ago
@kilroy238 thanks for proving my point. liberalism is NOT about what is good for everyone it is about what is good for the "elite" and in this case it works exceptionally well for the chinese because all you must do is replace the word liberal for communist. it also works well in the western world because all liberals are also communists. so again I must ask, if this is such a good idea and liberalism "cares" for people, why not do it for EVERYONE? it is another washed out FAILED dream.
SocratesTheGadfly 9 months ago
@kilroy238 lol dude you're a broken record. Since everything is just so cut and dry,black and white in your world I guess conservatism is nothing more than Nazism in disguise. So who is your master race and who are you going to murder?
kilroy238 9 months ago
Great video. I love Tianjin.
jitsusoji 2 years ago
我喜爱的城市! 哎呀。。。
kseniamonsun 2 years ago
you are welcome, don't hesitate to ask if you have more questions about China :-)
annabella2000 3 years ago
ihow long does it take to travel from tianjin to beijing by car?
waynehyl 3 years ago
should be around 1 hour:
京津塘高速公路全长142.69公里。按照行政区域的分别，其中北京段35公里，河北段6.84公里（只有一个通往廊坊的出口），天津段100.85公里。全线全部控制出入口，采用立体交叉，与铁路交叉3处，与公路互通立交10处，分离式立交23处，建有大桥4座、中桥28座、小桥337座，出入口一共13个，与2条国道和4条高速公路互相连接。
annabella2000 3 years ago
wow this is awesome
hahah i m from tian jin
linda123345 3 years ago
welcome Linda. i've being to Tian Jin couple of times, people are nice and have some great local food!
annabella2000 3 years ago