Interesting about the comment of 160 cities with 1 million people or more. but then again it is only 160million people out of a population of 1.3 billion which is quite small. Then again they were tier 4 cities. So tier 1 and 2 and 3 cities must be quite large indeed.
In stark contrast to the previous reviewer, I liked the simplicity of the video and its understated quality. I thought it was very imaginative to hold the discussion on a relic of China's last great bubble.
So it looks like Bangkok in 1996 there eh boys ?
Harshjones 1 year ago
Interesting about the comment of 160 cities with 1 million people or more. but then again it is only 160million people out of a population of 1.3 billion which is quite small. Then again they were tier 4 cities. So tier 1 and 2 and 3 cities must be quite large indeed.
fabiogodoflove 1 year ago
OK video. U need a tripod.
Clichyabarbes22 1 year ago
I've been reading you for a while now.
Nice to see-hear you!
tichatschek 1 year ago
You've got to appreciate the atmosphere, thanks fellow reckoners!
woot64123 1 year ago
good insider info.
antiagingdr 1 year ago
In stark contrast to the previous reviewer, I liked the simplicity of the video and its understated quality. I thought it was very imaginative to hold the discussion on a relic of China's last great bubble.
twerthan 1 year ago
Pointless and unimaginative. If you're going to do a video, why not show us what you saw?
IaintTheHerb 1 year ago
The Daily Reckoning is the best educational source to learn about world business and economics for the lay person.
shanghaibenny2 1 year ago
Very interesting viewpoints And a nice view of the "last property bubble"!
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rdtin 1 year ago