China’s ghost cities now have a new companion — ghost shipyards.
Once symbols of industrial glory, they now stand silent and rusting.
Orders vanished overnight, leaving behind steel skeletons and shattered dreams.
The collapse has reached the seas.
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Three Gorges Dam Nightmare: Symbol of Power or Looming Catastrophe?

The Three Gorges Dam, a symbol of China's industrial power, is actually an impending environmental and humanitarian disaster waiting to explode. The construction forced the relocation of over 1.3 million people, submerging 13 cities and 140 towns, erasing countless historical sites and local communities, leading to long-term social issues such as cultural loss and economic instability. Furthermore, the dam causes serious ecological changes, increasing landslide risks, accumulating toxic sludge containing heavy metals, leading to water pollution and the extinction of aquatic species. Experts warn that, with continuous cracks and deformations appearing, the dam could collapse under the impact of catastrophic floods, threatening the lives of over 400 million downstream residents. By 2025, extreme weather events such as droughts and floods are becoming more frequent due to the dam altering local climate, exacerbating water tensions and downstream ecosystem degradation, turning it into a time bomb for the entire region.

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Uncover the shocking truth behind Hong Kong’s housing nightmare and China’s high-speed rail disaster on China Undercover. In Hong Kong, millions fight for cage homes and fast-food booths, where even the dead can’t find rest. In China, billions in rail investments turn to rust, with 17 cities’ stations now ghost towns. From a single mom’s scars to debt strangling small towns, we expose the human toll of broken promises. Subscribe for more raw truths, and drop your thoughts below. #ChinaUndercover #HongKongCrisis #highspeedrailway

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Floods in Guangxi left an entire village without power or water for half a month — while local authorities reportedly turned a blind eye to desperate calls for help.
In recent days, Baise City in Guangxi has been struck by relentless flooding. Some villages were trapped under water for more than two weeks, completely cut off from electricity and clean water. Online, residents accused officials of ignoring their pleas, forcing villagers to turn to social media in a desperate effort to survive. The situation has sparked nationwide concern.
Videos circulating online reveal the harsh reality — villages in Jingxi, Baise, are drowning under what locals call “floods that come and never leave.” As of October 13, many areas remained underwater. “People are homeless, and no one has come to help,” one resident said. With no official rescue in sight, locals have begun to help each other.

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US China Firestorm Fake Licenses Thousands of Chinese Drivers Face Deportation, US Security Breached

In the midst of escalating US-China tensions, this video delves deeply into the fierce trade war between the two superpowers, from 100% tariffs imposed on Chinese goods to bans on electronic devices from Huawei, ZTE, and Hikvision due to espionage concerns. We'll analyze how Beijing retaliates with rare earth export controls—essential resources for electric vehicles, smartphones, and weapons—leading to stock market collapses and Bitcoin plunging 13%. Beyond economics, the video reveals the tragedy of Chinese immigrant communities in the US: from the arrest of a community leader during the Mid-Autumn Festival to thousands of truck drivers facing deportation over fake licenses linked to United Front networks. With in-depth analysis of national security risks, the erosion of trust, and global repercussions, the video offers a sensational glimpse into the "relentless war" reshaping the world. Don't miss it—subscribe to the channel for the latest news updates!

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I knew housing in Hegang was cheap — but I didn’t expect it to be this cheap. Houses there aren’t priced at ten or twenty thousand yuan per square meter — that’s the total price of the entire apartment. Some new buildings cost only 15,300 yuan in total, which means about 153 yuan per square meter. Have you ever heard of such prices? I was completely shocked. Property prices in Northeast China have dropped to just 153 yuan per square meter — can you believe it? You heard that right.
Today, let’s take a look at a brand-new apartment selling for just over 10,000 yuan. The total price? Around 12,000 yuan for a 65-square-meter unit. As you walk in, there’s the kitchen on one side, a spacious living room, a south-facing bedroom, and a bathroom — a one-bedroom, one-living-room, one-bathroom apartment. The whole place costs only 10,000 yuan. It’s unbelievable. Are houses really worth so little now? This is literally a cabbage price home — unbelievably cheap. When housing prices reach this level, ordinary people might finally be able to live in peace and stability.

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