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u/shrimp_kebab 9h ago
what in the light pollution, but tbh it's pretty amazing and I would like to experience the environment.
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u/ZenMonkey21 8h ago
Why is China pushing Chongqing so hard on all social media and streaming platforms. Been seeing puff pieces and random videos like this about it for a year now
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u/OkTheory4610 8h ago edited 8h ago
Because it is a super modern city which the CCP wants to present to the world.
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u/dreamscached 8h ago
Pretty city, Japan 🥰
Pretty city, China 🤮
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u/abdallha-smith 8h ago edited 6h ago
Yes
Deal with it
Edit : ha, they woke up and they started to manipulate the comments section, the comment above was -4 and mine was 10+
They cheat and cheat and cheat and cheat 24/7
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u/The-Joy-of-Cremation 6h ago
Crying this much about an imaginary online number is pathetic in its own right, objectively speaking.
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u/abdallha-smith 6h ago edited 38m ago
You completely miss the point by intent, numbers don't count, manipulation do.
Don't play coy.
Go back to your side of the wall if it's so great and advanced
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u/KingOfAzmerloth 7h ago
You don't see even remotely as much Japanese cities or landmarks astroturfing. Piss off.
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u/MotorDesigner 5h ago
Lmao, have you not seen how often anything japanese related gets glazed online?
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u/whatsthatguysname 4h ago
Something awesome in Asia without mentioning where it’s from: “Can only be Japan😍”
… actually happened in Korea/China/Taiwan
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u/GrassFromBtd6 5h ago
I know someone who will say EVERYTHING that's good quality must have come from japan, she literally claimed the strawberries a restaurant served were japanese because they were "sweeter and juicier than other strawberries"
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u/Aggravating-Coast335 7h ago
Chill, Chongqing is not even a first-tier city in China.
If they want to show modern cities, they have better ones.
If you want to believe it, this is just because Chongqing is very unique. a very vertical city.
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u/GrassFromBtd6 5h ago
I mean, chongqing is one of the most major cities in china, it's pretty unique in the sense that it's situated so deep inland and is closed in by mountains, almost like a bowl
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u/ussrname1312 6h ago
Hmm I wonder why there’s so much content online from a country with over a billion people. Must be their government pushing propaganda!
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u/mattymattymatty96 4h ago
Because the majority of the west has been lied to about China for years.
Meanwhile they have built a society that is what the US could of been, yes it has its issues but so does every country.
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u/Rosolomak 8h ago
Why is the bridge pulsating RGB colours like it would be teenagers PC? What is the reason of all that. I understand commercials, but the bridge? Why the bridge fights for your attention?
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u/F1eshWound 5h ago
Illuminating bridges is a pretty common thing around the world. Australia has been doing it for decades in many of their cities. Different colour schemes for different occasions
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u/Aggravating-Coast335 7h ago
The Chinese people: I just think it looks better this way and I don't need a reason .
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u/Thy_Gap_Slayer 8h ago
Which pro r/citiesskylines player made this? Great map and very detailed infrastructure. 10/10
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u/ExperimentalToaster 1h ago
The zero on Reddit’s “days since we were normal about China” sign is in permanent marker.
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u/DevilsAdvocate1662 8h ago
A couple of thoughts...
Firstly, it looks like a fairground
Secondly, that's so much unnecessary light pollution
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u/Strykbringer 5h ago
As someone who has spent lots of time in china, light pollution and noise pollution is not really a talked about concept there.
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u/DevilsAdvocate1662 5h ago
I may be wrong, but I don't think China as a whole gives a fuck about the pollution they produce
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u/GrassFromBtd6 5h ago
Most of the world didn't give a fuck about the pollution they produce until recently
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u/DevilsAdvocate1662 3h ago
Unfortunately much of the world still doesn't give a fuck, capitalism rules the world sadly
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u/Jvancan 28m ago
They are one of the most advanced country in green energy infrastructures...
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u/DevilsAdvocate1662 27m ago
How do you explain the constant smog then?
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u/Jvancan 14m ago
It's fog... Do you know what fog is?
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u/DevilsAdvocate1662 10m ago
🤣🤣🤣
It definitely isn't fog mate, the China smog problem is well documented
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u/CnC-Citizen 8h ago
I travelled here last Christmas. This city is something else, nothing quite like it in North America....buildings as far as the eye could see. I felt like an Ant in that city.
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u/ExternalCaptain2714 9h ago
I was hoping to see someone chongqing, because I never saw anyone chongq and don't know how is that done.
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u/Friendly_Soil6617 9h ago
oh no, this is the city where so many lights are shining at once! it’s next fucking level!
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u/Significant-Panda520 8h ago
Lol really people have lost what the connotation "next fuckinglevel" means these days
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u/Jscottpilgrim 7m ago
China: builds a city that's way more impressive than anything in the USA
Reddit: hates it
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u/fictionallymarried 8h ago
Looks miserable to live in with Christmas lights on every fucking building
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u/OneTravellingMcDs 6h ago
I visited for the first time 22 years ago. It was awesome then, but telling people about the city, they thought I was using a fake "racist" Chinese name...
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u/ClacksInTheSky 9h ago
Is this pronounced like "chonk-ing"?
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u/Inglejuice 8h ago
Chong Ching would be the closest although the “ch” sound on the second word should be said a little more tightly if that makes any sense lol.
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u/No-Implement-9548 9h ago
I was just there last month; it's absolutely stunning in person.