Comments by "May L" (@MeiinUK) on "China property giant Evergrande files for US bankruptcy protection - BBC News" video.
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@RainFS1 : First of all.. it is untrue that, people cannot own land inside China. They can. They can, especially if they were the descendents of the imperial civil servants of the past. They can own those lands, and they can live on those lands. When "developers" buy a piece of land and then to develop on, then this is different. The thing with the PRC is that, there were areas whereby it isn't as such.. so "communism" means to reconcile all regions to be communal.. or the same focus. But how is this possible? Some areas have people living on there that they have paid off in the past generations, and worked to pay them off already. Whereas some people have extra children.. or grandchildren.. and want an actual house for them.. So what do they do? They sell their extra lands, in order to swap a percentage for the developers to develop on. In the past... people work... and then their salaries basically buy the building materials ! Nothing was free. It's a straight swap. Swapping money or swapping food for resources. How did you think people's wooden houses actually get created? And why some people lived in shanty towns ? Craftsman are the people who learnt a trade to build houses or monuments... But what about the areas that didn't have such craftsman ??.... Do you see how the revolution, "out with the olden style".. and "in with the new styles" kind of caused a future.. chaos ???... Look at some of the older videos.. and you will see old housing... and begin to see why, or what. It's just.. always a case of.. "too much too soon, too fast."
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