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This is another great illustration of China's development, even in its poorest rural regions. We've just arrived at the train station of Yabuli, a small rural town with a population of 50k and a ski station in Heilongjiang province, which is the second poorest province in the country by... GDP per capita. And look at this place: it looks better - certainly more modern and cleaner - than the immense majority of train stations in Europe. That's what many people don't realize: they still view the Chinese countryside as this hopelessly backward and undeveloped place but it's largely not true anymore. For sure you can still find some poorer villages and towns, but more and more the prosperity of China overall is reaching every spot in the country.show more

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Arnaud Bertrand1 年前

I just spent over RMB 20k in the local Yabuli economy for our 4-day stay there. How's that for a "European free rider", dear anonymous idiot?

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The Daily Glitch 🇬🇧1 年前

Pretty amazing.

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George Luther1 年前

Was there a few weeks ago. Nice place, I love Yabuli. Made lots of friends with the locals.

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Ben Gray1 年前

When the box says ‘Made in China’, where do people think their money goes? And what do they think they are spending it all on?

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Albert Londres En el Tiempo del Genocidio 🇵🇸1 年前

I can’t help but remember Bercy bus station in Paris

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name1 年前

Yes and? Go improve your own country and economy instead.. eurotrash free-riders

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WhatF_ckRP1 年前

On busier days during the CNY and weekends, there are trains to Harbin from Yabuli South station, which is located directly in front of the ski resort.

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開國領袖華國鋒1 年前

Yabuli is small but rich, it's like the Davos of China.

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Robert Kajiwara ｜比嘉・梶原孝昌ロバート (中文：魏孝昌）1 年前

Wow! Very nice!

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simon maskell1 年前

Living in China, when I go back to London it's so rundown.

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Yet another great illustration of China's development: we're in the airport of Changchun, the 27th biggest city in China and I bet a place barely anyone in the West has ever heard of. Yet look at this place: more modern than most - if not all - airports in Europe.

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268,809 次观看 • 1 年前

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361,244 次观看 • 6 个月前

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We've just arrived in Yabuli, a famous ski resort in China's Heilongjiang province, where we'll be staying for the next 4 days. We're staying in Club Med. This Club Med was the first one to open in China, in 2010. Since then, they've opened an additional 9 and of course the company itself was bought by China's Fosun group. Winter sports are becoming more and more popular in China, with most ski stations being located either in China's Northeast (where we are) or in Xinjiang. Even today, a Friday mid-afternoon that's not on a school or bank holiday, we can see a lot of people on the slopes.

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32,566 次观看 • 1 年前

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59,152 次观看 • 9 个月前

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