Making room for the new China...

Andrey Bogdanov, on November 29, 2007, said:

It's a great pity for tourists! Old streets in Shanghai or Beijing's hutongs seems to be unforgatable Chinese scenery. A part of Chinese history worth seen.

Figaro1, on August 21, 2008, said:

I came to say some thing similar. It appears that they do not have a sense of historic building. Not that they have to save every building, it has to have value. But appears that just building tall apartment building with the potencial that they will become the slums of the future.

Andrey Bogdanov, on August 22, 2008, said:

Pudong skyline in Shanghai today is the same visit mark as it was NY in 20th century. And it's great! Convinsed, today's structures you call "slums of the future" our descendants would call as a " World human heritage". Andrey Bogdanov from Russia.

xiaoyingt, on September 9, 2008, said:

The "slums" are my sweet memory. I have been living there in my first teens.

Serge McKenna, on September 18, 2008, said:

Attn: Andrey Bogdanov. Какая такая жалость? Это сносят, наконец, помойки в Шанхае. И строят неплохие дома (задний вид)- ведь это центр города!

Andrey Bogdanov, on September 21, 2008, said:

Serge McKenna, бродить по старым кварталам Шанхая такое удовольствие... Непередаваемый национальный колорит. Местным жителям, конечно, удобнее в новостройках. Andrey Bogdanov.

livia-sasha-knubel, on March 3, 2009, said:

traurig aber wahr impressionant dieser unterschied! ist dir gut gelungen dieses bild!!

tidjj, on November 28, said:

Memories of a world which leaves the reality.