Do you know Huaxi Village ?

Huaxi Village - Huaxi Village,known as "the First Village in China",is a nationwide example in the movement of constructing the new socialist country. It's really a nice and rich Village.share the pic with you!
@zhouxi (1752)
China
May 11, 2011 3:26am CST
Huaxi Village,known as "the First Village in China",is a nationwide example in the movement of constructing the new socialist country. It's really a nice and rich Village.share the pic with you!
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Maggiepie
@Maggiepie (7816)
• United States
12 May 11
It's probably because I'm American, but actually, I find this place disturbing to see. All the buildings are as alike as cookies! I prefer more individual dwelling (even though I happen to be in a complex, right now). Where is the individuality? The self-expression? I could never enjoy life there, even though I expect it's very orderly & safe. I just need variety. Thanks for this glimpse of Socialism at work... Very revealing. Maggiepie "Yon Kenyan hath a lean & hungry look. He thinks too much. Such men are dangerous." ~ Paraphrase of line from "Julius Caesar" ~ source unknown
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Maggiepie
@Maggiepie (7816)
• United States
12 May 11
Whew! Well, that's a relief! I am so against enforced conformity! Maggiepie "Yon Kenyan hath a lean & hungry look. He thinks too much. Such men are dangerous." ~ Paraphrase of line from "Julius Caesar" ~ source unknown
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zhouxi
@zhouxi (1752)
• China
12 May 11
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zhouxi
@zhouxi (1752)
• China
12 May 11
they are trying to design more individual buildings now.this pic was five years old.
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urbandekay
@urbandekay (18278)
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11 May 11
A village? Looks like a town to me. I was surprised to see such uniformity of the buildings and layout all the best urban
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urbandekay
@urbandekay (18278)
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11 May 11
Interesting, may I ask then, is such uniformity aesthetically appealing to you? all the best urban
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zhouxi
@zhouxi (1752)
• China
12 May 11
zhouxi
@zhouxi (1752)
• China
11 May 11
yes,very nice.that's the reason why i want share its pic with you
youless
@youless (112108)
• Guangzhou, China
12 May 11
Yes, in the past I read an article about Huaxi Village via the net. I must say that this is a real miracle because the people live quite well there. They have good education and income. I don't kown when our whole country can act like Huaxi Village. It is an ideal place to live. At that time I don't think there are any people want to immigrate broad. West or east, home is the best. If it is not necessary or making a living, nobody wants to leave home. I love China
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zhouxi
@zhouxi (1752)
• China
12 May 11
you are right.they live a happy life.i visited a family .they have a big house ,a piano,a car etc.Old People who's age exceed 90 will get reward there .
cursedsoul
@cursedsoul (925)
• India
11 May 11
Very nice picture. If I ever visit China, I shall not miss this place. Thansk for the share. :)
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zhouxi
@zhouxi (1752)
• China
11 May 11
williamjisir
@williamjisir (22819)
• China
11 May 11
Hello zhouxi. I heard about it long ago, but have never had a chance to pay a visit to it. Yes, I know that it is a very rich village, one that is considered to be the richest in China. You are lucky to have been there and I thank you so much for sharing with us the beautiful photo you took. I wish that I would be able to visit it some day. Take care, friend.
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zhouxi
@zhouxi (1752)
• China
11 May 11
People there are very rich.i visited there five years ago.
misterMR
@misterMR (796)
• Philippines
11 May 11
Wow. The village really looks neat, organized and beautiful! I want to visit there if I will be able to travel to China.
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zhouxi
@zhouxi (1752)
• China
11 May 11
I was shocked when i visited it the first time.there are many poor place in china you know.
maximax8
@maximax8 (31053)
• United Kingdom
11 May 11
I enjoyed seeing your photo of Huaxi Village. All then homeslook the same as each other it would seem. The landspace around that village looks ever so picturesque. It is interesting to hear that it was the first villagen in China. I would like to go to China one day in the future.
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zhouxi
@zhouxi (1752)
• China
11 May 11
I wish you could visit Huaxi village in china