My favorite areas I lived in China were so called “Ghost cities”, places where no one was. China’s “Ghost cities” were widely reported in the China bashing media. They were actually entire new areas of development. The construction would happen so fast, schools, apartments, hospitals, etc that the developments would be done before people moved in. It looked like a brand new city that was empty. Eventually they filled up as people and businesses moved in. The U.S has many, many Ghost cities where

“China, China, you can’t hide, we charge you with genocide!”Protesters gathered outside the Chinese Embassy in London today to mark the 17th anniversary of the Urumqi massacre, a pivotal moment that saw the Chinese government intensify its crackdown on Uyghur Muslims and their religion.Demonstrators called for justice for the Uyghur people, millions of whom rights groups say have since been detained in mass internment camps and subjected to widespread repression and atrocities.5Pillars journalis

You really can’t understand China unless you take a state funded guided tour of Xinjiang to see how happy the ethnic minorities.