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sometimes i feel the rural areas might just go down kicking and screaming. rural and urban life is obviously quite different in every country, but chinese rural areas are practically another world in almost every way.

implementing such infrastructure and improving conditions is indeed good, but i question how relevant it is to the people living in villages. the problems the government have to take on are unbelievably complex; on one hand, they need to make changes that the locals can agree to, on the other, they need to attract urban youth, and yet still need to consider cultural preservation, infrastructure, hygiene, and so on, all bundled into a relatively small set of directives.

it’s a situation filled with contradictory elements and i fear that any decision made necessarily implies something else sacrificed, be it quality of life, culture, or economy.

Feb 4
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10:43 AM

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