I will translate it for you in brief those who cant understand Hindi, he was saying that people in hutong live in old fashioned small houses but they have cameras, expensive cars like BMW and all, he was shocked why they soo damn rich. He was saying there are electrical cables which can't be seen in modern areas of cities and yet the hutong city is so clean and rich.
In fact, this place is only protected as a cultural relic. Although it looks old, due to the high price of land, everyone living here is a millionaire, literally
As a Beijinger, I want to tell you that these hutongs are the most expensive real estate areas in China, and the rent is also very expensive. There are many historical sites here, and there are many ancient residences of royalty and ministers. It is also the residence of many national leaders and senior generals in modern China, as well as many rich people in China. Ma Yun, the president of Alibaba, owns a luxurious residence in ancient style in these hutongs. Because the land price here is too expensive and in order to protect many historical sites here, it is very difficult to carry out modern reconstruction projects here.
It's same as any metro city. In mumbai and delhi a tiny shoebox like house worth crores. Land is really expensive and almost impossible to buy and flats are really expensive.
Beijing's hutongs are not slums, and in fact, some hutongs may be the most expensive residential areas in China, with prices ranging from 100,000 to 200,000 RMB per square meter. This is because these hutongs are located in the center of Beijing and have been home to many famous individuals in the past. Some hutongs are even protected cultural relics. Beijing is the cultural center of China, so there is no need to deliberately construct modern buildings to prove its development. These hutongs serve as a testament to how the Chinese people lived hundreds of years ago
In Beijing, one square meter of these courtyards costs about $30,000 or $40,000, and any Siheyuan costs more than $100 million. Jackie Chan, Jack Ma have Siheyuan here. Because it was the residence of ancient princes.
These hutongs in Beijing are the most expensive real estate areas in China, 99.99% people can not afford the price. Skyscrapers is much cheaper than it.
It is a cultural heritage site. Only millionaires can afford to buy a house there. These people who have been living there have a choice to get millions in compensation and move to another area. But still, some people don't want to leave this place coz of memories attached to it. The Chinese government will not demolish these houses but will preserve them as ancient cultural sites. Hutongs were first built in the Yuan dynasty and continued through Ming and Qing dynasties.
Clearfield some facts about Hutong in Beijing, Chine. 1. The Hutongs(old alley) is located city center as historical reserv. The old house are not allowed tear down to rebuild modern projects. 2. Some old house had exsited hundreds yare and the conditions are aged. But the properties price in Hutong are rocky high. The value of a old house equal to double or triple of the modern apartment in the neighborhoods. 3. Of course, lot of the houses are old amd aged which need to renovated and updated. The owners like to keep the old house as family heritages or childhoods memories. Or they are waiting for high price from investors. As everyone can see, there are sewers systems, running tap water, streets sanitation,street lights , no homeless, no geggars. It's not slum absolutely.
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This old Beijing preserved area is located in central Beijing. It is preserved by government to show old Beijing style. It is not slum but the most expensive area. All house owners are millionaires.
I know a friend of a friend who went and study Chinese in Beijing many years ago. She used to live in one of these Hutongs. In 2008 Beijing Olympics she went back to Beijing to visit and found the entire Hutong area where she used to live had been demolished and replaced with new, modern western style high rise buildings. At the time it was in fashion in China to do this as they see these Hutongs as old and backward. Fortunately, many residents protested against such destruction when it got too much. I even saw such protests in western news media. Finally the government realise that there are something worth and needs preserving so the Hutongs u see now is what's left from that time. They r extremely expensive because they r in a central area, they r cultural heritage, and they r not high rise buildings so u cant squeeze hundreds of people into the same amount of space.
The hutongs you can see in Beijing today are deliberately preserved by the government in order to retain some "old Beijing" flavor. They are mostly located in the central areas of Beijing, where land prices are exorbitantly high. The people who live in hutongs are either native Beijing residents who have lived there for a long time or very wealthy individuals.
@@ekanshgupta2421 Apart from the hutongs of Beijing, there is another place in China that will shock you. That place is Guangdong in the southern part of the country. In Guangdong, you will see people wearing ordinary slippers, shorts, and T-shirts, enjoying delicious and affordable dishes like stir-fried beef noodles at roadside food stalls. After their meal, they might hop into a Lamborghini parked nearby and speed away. That's because they own over a dozen buildings (yes, you read it right, buildings, not just houses) for rental purposes.
Indians think this is a poor, shabby area 🤣🤣, it's true Bollywood 🤡, India is even poorer than us Vietnam, leaving the slaves to the American imperialists, Vietnam is different from India, we I always stand with China.
The interesting thing is that many international travelers visit the Hutong area. Most of western visitors appreciated the history and how Chinese government tries to preserve a part of history in China's rapid modernization. For Indians vloggers they think this area is poor and many Indians think this is "real China" that is still poor and there are slums in Beijing. There are 2 famous "slums" in China. One is the Hutong area in Beijing. Another one is the "Urban village" in Shenzhen, and you may find in other big cities. Urban villages are not really planned as most part of Chinese cities, but the owners are also super rich.
A slum is defined as an area of housing and environment unfit for human habitation. For example, Dharavi in Mumbai is a crowded and dirty shantytown with no electricity, no water, no sanitation, no property ownership certificate, and millions of people crammed into a small space. This is called a slum. And there is electricity, water, sanitation, air conditioning, color TV, car, real estate license, Beijing courtyard with expensive house prices is not qualified to be called slum.
Don't misunderstand indian people, I personally feel proud about the rise of china because it marks the beginning of rise of Asia. I hope Asia will return to it's original position when it used to dominate the globe economically and politically. Asia needs unity to claim the status back but western tactics won't let this happen. Chinese people have suffered through a lot and I respect Chinese culture and history. This area reminds the young generation of Chinese about their roots and how far they have arrived. Love from India.
Actually Chinese don't care about Pajjeets, By rise of Asia they mean East Asia and South East Asia. But You can be proud of your caste@@birjusharma8104
To be able to get your hands on one of those historical residences, you not only need to be super rich but also super connected. Those are the old residences use to belong to the royals, ministers and super rich people back in the empire period of China. And also, they are heritage sites and not allowed to be demolished. They are really a glance of our traditional culture.
Bro, i have a suggestion for you. Your discription is good but you should also write title in hindi language ( using English alphabet) on the thumbnail. Because most the people in small towns and rural areas love to see vlogs of other countries. You can experiment it in ur other uploaded videos like " great wall of China wali video mai " try it once. It may increase ur views and subscribers.
Where was the picture of the child smoking on the cover taken? There are no children smoking like that in China, and it is highly disrespectful to Chinese people.
That's the heart of Beijing, right next to the Forbidden City. People living there, as long as they are homeowners, we have to look up to them. Any square meter of area sold is exorbitant.
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Many people living in hutong are not rich. They are normal renters , some local are long term renters. They don't own the house and those house are not allowed to sell or develop. There used to have some hutong for sale. They are very expensive because of the location and land value. Some rich guys bought those hutong and renovated the house very luxury inside and outside. But those are private, not shared.
The place where you go to Beijing Hutong, this place is the most expensive house in China. You see that these houses feel torn, but their value is tens of millions of dollars. Normal people in China do not want to buy this kind of house at all Essence
A hutong is a narrow residential alleyway or street which connects to other hutongs to form a neighbourhood of wonderful passageways that provide a window into an old, traditional China.
I like this part of china. Seems like a place in our neighborhood. No high-rise buildings, No blinding lights just a normal looking neighborhood and I see it's a part of Beijing so these houses must be really expensive same as in Mumbai a 10 by 10 shabby looking house worth crore indian rupees.
I don't think a Chinese man can travel alone to India so easily, freely, safe, convenience and feel so welcome by the Indians like Indian travelling in China. I remember reading report 2 years ago that New Delhi Hotel association boycott Chinese travelers and refused Chinese guests to stay in all the hotels. That is really terrible and uncivilized way to treat people who admired your country, wanted to visit your country, see your country and understand your culture. But they are disappointed when they have arrived in your country. Hope Indians will change their way of treating the Chinese after watching all the Indian vloggers showing how Indian are welcomed to travel in China without any fear, but happily enjoying their time in China. Till today, Chinese wish to see India still cannot get a tourist visa to enter India. You can google this to read more: Delhi Hotel Association to boycott Chinese goods, not provide accommodation to Chinese nationals
This is not a slum brother... This is an old alley in Beijing. A casual set is tens of millions of yuan... There are two reasons why it was not demolished: 1: Protect ancient buildings 2: No one can tear it down...😂😂😂
@@AKANKSHA-ROY_521Indian slums are way worse 🤣 this is nothing compared to an Indian slum. Indian slums are filthy, underdeveloped and chaotic. This Chinese neighborhood is clean and tidy. You can clearly tell it’s not a slum
@@AKANKSHA-ROY_521 Because they’re ancient and has a historical charm to them. Not everyone want to live in fancy skyscrapers. Some want to relive the lives of people in ancient Chinese dynasties
There are many large houses called Si He Yan 四合院 in Hutong. Each house was occupied by a family even loyalties long time ago. Since the current gov took over, they distributed these houses to many people, say a house occupied by 10 families. Then each family had very little space. So they built extra from time to time which caused the houses lost architecture styles. That's why you saw the small alleyways in Hutong. Actually these extras were built in the garden of the old Si He Yan 四合院。Now some Hutongs have been recovered with its original look by relocating residents elsewhere n remove the non architectural style late built extras. But where you went seems still not happed recovering yet except some degree of recovery in the last one with a party. .
the houses in Hutong are very expensive than tall buildings, but not suitable for living. Many real owners do not live inside and rent them out to ordinary people. These owners are unwilling to demolish because this is their ancestral home.moreover, they believe that with the further development of China, these dilapidated houses will continue to pay a premium as they occupy the city center.
It's not that they don't want to demolition, it's that the government doesn't allow it! The government has designated hutongs as cultural protection, which can be traded but cannot be demolished!
The top ten hutongs in Beijing are Nanluogu Alley, Yandaixie Street, Maoer Hutong, Guozijian Street, Liulichang, Jinyu Alley, Dongjiaomin Alley, Xijiaomin Alley, Juer Hutong and Bada Hutong.
Tips: Beijing hutongs are not slums, but places where rich people live. These old buildings are left over from ancient times and used to be where the royal family and nobles lived.
@@maxwilliams5941 Yes royal families in the past, nowadays each one of them is worth tens to hundreds of millions of USD and are the most expensive properties in China/the world.
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I will translate it for you in brief those who cant understand Hindi, he was saying that people in hutong live in old fashioned small houses but they have cameras, expensive cars like BMW and all, he was shocked why they soo damn rich. He was saying there are electrical cables which can't be seen in modern areas of cities and yet the hutong city is so clean and rich.
thanks ekansh for this
and English, hindi & chinese subtitle will be available as soon as possible
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Garibo ke paas bhi BMW🚘 car hai😄😄
Hutong is what most people in China want.😂
In fact, this place is only protected as a cultural relic. Although it looks old, due to the high price of land, everyone living here is a millionaire, literally
The homeowners here start at tens of millions, and the prices of quadrangle courtyard houses easily reach hundreds of millions.
百万富翁？你太看不起胡同地价了，能在这里有院子的人资产估计都是一个亿人起步。😂😂😂
@user-eo4lk4cd2y who care，绝大部分对印度了解的中国人不在乎印度人怎么看待中国。
@@lainfonet 兄弟，不是你想象的这样，情况更复杂的。因为很多是国家定为文物保护单位了，是不允许买卖或改造的，再加上过去一户人家子女就七八个，这七八个后面都是独生子女，已经过了三代人，甚至相互都不认识，产权不清遗产继承不了搁置在那里的大有人在
@@lainfonet😂😂所以值多少钱基本存在于理论上，实际操作太难了
As a Beijinger, I want to tell you that these hutongs are the most expensive real estate areas in China, and the rent is also very expensive. There are many historical sites here, and there are many ancient residences of royalty and ministers. It is also the residence of many national leaders and senior generals in modern China, as well as many rich people in China. Ma Yun, the president of Alibaba, owns a luxurious residence in ancient style in these hutongs.
Because the land price here is too expensive and in order to protect many historical sites here, it is very difficult to carry out modern reconstruction projects here.
Very glad, Chinese Government and Chinese people are preserving some traditional neighbourhoods. 👍
Mr. Ma yun, also know as Mr. Jack Ma.
It's same as any metro city. In mumbai and delhi a tiny shoebox like house worth crores. Land is really expensive and almost impossible to buy and flats are really expensive.
@@sometimesxd we use VPN,very easy to visit youtube🤪
@@sometimesxd我也可以
Beijing's hutongs are not slums, and in fact, some hutongs may be the most expensive residential areas in China, with prices ranging from 100,000 to 200,000 RMB per square meter. This is because these hutongs are located in the center of Beijing and have been home to many famous individuals in the past. Some hutongs are even protected cultural relics. Beijing is the cultural center of China, so there is no need to deliberately construct modern buildings to prove its development. These hutongs serve as a testament to how the Chinese people lived hundreds of years ago
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It's ok if foreigners think Hutongs are slums, if that makes them feel better about their own countries😂
@@stevel5806 lol
@san1804I was just teasing, Beijing doesn't need to prove itself to anyone😀
In Beijing, one square meter of these courtyards costs about $30,000 or $40,000, and any Siheyuan costs more than $100 million. Jackie Chan, Jack Ma have Siheyuan here. Because it was the residence of ancient princes.
Wow
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These hutongs in Beijing are the most expensive real estate areas in China, 99.99% people can not afford the price.
Skyscrapers is much cheaper than it.
It is a cultural heritage site. Only millionaires can afford to buy a house there. These people who have been living there have a choice to get millions in compensation and move to another area. But still, some people don't want to leave this place coz of memories attached to it. The Chinese government will not demolish these houses but will preserve them as ancient cultural sites. Hutongs were first built in the Yuan dynasty and continued through Ming and Qing dynasties.
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So that was some 400 years ago?
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@@stevel5806600 years ago
@@weizhang2834 No. Houses in hutongs are pretty small. 35 to 65 sq meters. 3 to 7 million.
Clearfield some facts about Hutong in Beijing, Chine.
1. The Hutongs(old alley) is located city center as historical reserv. The old house are not allowed tear down to rebuild modern projects.
2. Some old house had exsited hundreds yare and the conditions are aged. But the properties price in Hutong are rocky high. The value of a old house equal to double or triple of the modern apartment in the neighborhoods.
3. Of course, lot of the houses are old amd aged which need to renovated and updated. The owners like to keep the old house as family heritages or childhoods memories. Or they are waiting for high price from investors.
As everyone can see, there are sewers systems, running tap water, streets sanitation,street lights , no homeless, no geggars. It's not slum absolutely.
不全面。例如我家的房子，因为有咸丰皇帝御笔题词的匾额挂在中堂（其实还有圣旨的，文革时期莫名其妙丢失，并不是红卫兵抄走，本来想藏起来却不见了，怀疑是小偷偷了），就被国家定为文物保护单位。房子我们不能随意改动或装修，但年久失修国家又不来修缮，就变得破破烂烂也没人管，家里老人过世了之后，谁愿意住这里呢？问题是看上去值钱却无法买卖的，只是文物，够倒霉。这里面太多这样的，后代都在世界各地而财产继承乱七八糟处理不清的。
@@user-du8qr4ve3u真的不让修啊，我看好多人拍的视频有些胡同里的老房子里面装修的非常漂亮，还以为只是不让拆。
20:45, it’s not a normal store, it’s Michelle 3 star restaurant King‘s joy(京兆尹), the only one Michelle 3 star vegetarian restaurant in the world.
congratulations 102 subscribers bro
only 9 days to China, and very fast, so people are very happy to see you in China a very developed and prosperous country, and the Chinese are very kind to foreigners, I hope one day I can travel to China👍👍👍😊
This old Beijing preserved area is located in central Beijing. It is preserved by government to show old Beijing style. It is not slum but the most expensive area. All house owners are millionaires.
You have to know that these houses are actually protected historical buildings, the price is amazing and no random transactions are allowed
I know a friend of a friend who went and study Chinese in Beijing many years ago. She used to live in one of these Hutongs. In 2008 Beijing Olympics she went back to Beijing to visit and found the entire Hutong area where she used to live had been demolished and replaced with new, modern western style high rise buildings. At the time it was in fashion in China to do this as they see these Hutongs as old and backward. Fortunately, many residents protested against such destruction when it got too much. I even saw such protests in western news media. Finally the government realise that there are something worth and needs preserving so the Hutongs u see now is what's left from that time. They r extremely expensive because they r in a central area, they r cultural heritage, and they r not high rise buildings so u cant squeeze hundreds of people into the same amount of space.
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This kind of place is called " Hutong" it's very very very very very expensive, but it's not comfortable for living at all.
@Ali-fj3wtmadrasa logic
@Ali-fj3wt 当然你不能包括改造过的豪宅和客栈，我说的是大部份胡同大杂院那种
你说的那是几口人挤在一起的
@Ali-fj3wt主要看装修，很多高级别老干部退休住那里，院里有站岗的那种，你说他能不舒服吗
@Ali-fj3wt 胡同有大有小，那种小的住着的确不舒服，只有大的四合院，那是真的好！不过也是真的贵！那种小的拥挤的胡同不值钱，一平米20-30万人民币，但面积大的四合院就非常值钱，可能几亿元！
The hutongs you can see in Beijing today are deliberately preserved by the government in order to retain some "old Beijing" flavor. They are mostly located in the central areas of Beijing, where land prices are exorbitantly high. The people who live in hutongs are either native Beijing residents who have lived there for a long time or very wealthy individuals.
This Indian probably doesn't know the prices of Beijing's hutong houses.
How would we know bro, we don't live there
@@ekanshgupta2421 The homeowners here start at tens of millions, and the prices of quadrangle courtyard houses easily reach hundreds of millions.
@@ekanshgupta2421这种胡同非常贵……基本上都是千万人民币，住在里面的人非常有钱。
@@Jocc-st8yr 并不是里面住的人有钱，而是他们的房子值钱，他们只要卖了房子就是真正的有钱人了，由于历史问题，一个四合院里面住了很多住户变成了大杂院，所以显得杂乱无章，还有因为这些房子多数是祖宅，如果不是特殊情况不会卖的
@@ekanshgupta2421 Apart from the hutongs of Beijing, there is another place in China that will shock you. That place is Guangdong in the southern part of the country. In Guangdong, you will see people wearing ordinary slippers, shorts, and T-shirts, enjoying delicious and affordable dishes like stir-fried beef noodles at roadside food stalls. After their meal, they might hop into a Lamborghini parked nearby and speed away. That's because they own over a dozen buildings (yes, you read it right, buildings, not just houses) for rental purposes.
यहां घर की कीमत लगभग 1,800,000-3,600,000 भारतीय रुपये प्रति वर्ग मीटर है। यह कोई झुग्गी बस्ती नहीं है, बल्कि जानबूझकर छोड़ा गया एक इतिहास है।
Indians think this is a poor, shabby area 🤣🤣, it's true Bollywood 🤡, India is even poorer than us Vietnam, leaving the slaves to the American imperialists, Vietnam is different from India, we I always stand with China.
这里可不是被刻意遗弃的历史，而是北京城里最繁华的烟火气息
The interesting thing is that many international travelers visit the Hutong area. Most of western visitors appreciated the history and how Chinese government tries to preserve a part of history in China's rapid modernization. For Indians vloggers they think this area is poor and many Indians think this is "real China" that is still poor and there are slums in Beijing. There are 2 famous "slums" in China. One is the Hutong area in Beijing. Another one is the "Urban village" in Shenzhen, and you may find in other big cities. Urban villages are not really planned as most part of Chinese cities, but the owners are also super rich.
A slum is defined as an area of housing and environment unfit for human habitation. For example, Dharavi in Mumbai is a crowded and dirty shantytown with no electricity, no water, no sanitation, no property ownership certificate, and millions of people crammed into a small space. This is called a slum. And there is electricity, water, sanitation, air conditioning, color TV, car, real estate license, Beijing courtyard with expensive house prices is not qualified to be called slum.
Those are not slums lol, the owners are the richest people in China and they have cars, AC, modern appliances etc. etc. everything slums do not.
Don't misunderstand indian people, I personally feel proud about the rise of china because it marks the beginning of rise of Asia. I hope Asia will return to it's original position when it used to dominate the globe economically and politically. Asia needs unity to claim the status back but western tactics won't let this happen. Chinese people have suffered through a lot and I respect Chinese culture and history. This area reminds the young generation of Chinese about their roots and how far they have arrived. Love from India.
Actually Chinese don't care about Pajjeets, By rise of Asia they mean East Asia and South East Asia. But You can be proud of your caste@@birjusharma8104
amazing the streets in these older districts are so clean, and nobody pisses on the street. no garbages, unlike large cities in India
這房子是最貴的、住在這的都是有錢人、
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To be able to get your hands on one of those historical residences, you not only need to be super rich but also super connected. Those are the old residences use to belong to the royals, ministers and super rich people back in the empire period of China.
And also, they are heritage sites and not allowed to be demolished.
They are really a glance of our traditional culture.
These buildings are heritage and the government wouldn't demolish the buildings.
It's under conservation status.
Bro, i have a suggestion for you. Your discription is good but you should also write title in hindi language ( using English alphabet) on the thumbnail. Because most the people in small towns and rural areas love to see vlogs of other countries. You can experiment it in ur other uploaded videos like " great wall of China wali video mai " try it once. It may increase ur views and subscribers.
Every school graduates atleast know how to read any English text but everyone can't read hindi even I can't
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Where was the picture of the child smoking on the cover taken? There are no children smoking like that in China, and it is highly disrespectful to Chinese people.
This wil increase viewer but they will see real china...so good will happen...
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M from Assam... Bahut badhiya videos banate ho ap..lv it
Actually, the Hutong Courtyard House in Beijing is synonyms of Luxury.
That's the heart of Beijing, right next to the Forbidden City. People living there, as long as they are homeowners, we have to look up to them. Any square meter of area sold is exorbitant.
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Hutong is a Beijing term for alley. These heritage neighborhood is not permitted to rebuild.
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Many people living in hutong are not rich. They are normal renters , some local are long term renters. They don't own the house and those house are not allowed to sell or develop. There used to have some hutong for sale. They are very expensive because of the location and land value. Some rich guys bought those hutong and renovated the house very luxury inside and outside. But those are private, not shared.
Advanced congratulations 🎉 for 100k😊
Wow, your channel's subscription has doubled since the day you started China trip. When I first watched yours, there was only about 47k.
कोन कोन ये भाई का वीडियो अच्छे लगते हो हमको इनका वीडियो बहुत अच्छा लगता है Love you ❤️ ❤️
The place where you go to Beijing Hutong, this place is the most expensive house in China. You see that these houses feel torn, but their value is tens of millions of dollars. Normal people in China do not want to buy this kind of house at all Essence
Nice video and information.
這個印度博主很公正很客觀，網友反應封面小孩抽菸跟事實不符，他也馬上撤下，給他點個讚🎉🎉🎉🎉
真正公正客观的人根本不会拿那种东西做封面，小孩抽烟在视频里有吗？这些来中国的印度人都是一样的恶心都是为了流量各种秀下限。
i remember 15 yrs ago a small set of the block cost $30M on market, those.who hold that location are richer richer😂🎉
A hutong is a narrow residential alleyway or street which connects to other hutongs to form a neighbourhood of wonderful passageways that provide a window into an old, traditional China.
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I like this part of china. Seems like a place in our neighborhood. No high-rise buildings, No blinding lights just a normal looking neighborhood and I see it's a part of Beijing so these houses must be really expensive same as in Mumbai a 10 by 10 shabby looking house worth crore indian rupees.
有机会可以看看北京的卫星图，故宫周边没有太高建筑，故宫周边很多胡同，基本上都是平房四合院。
胡同就是一个老建筑群，有人居住，但禁止破坏外观结构。
最大的优点就是值钱，北京的中心位置，离故宫很近，距离中国政府中南海也很近
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Chinese governoment protect this.
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This Indian probably doesn't know the prices of Beijing's hutong houses.
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I don't think a Chinese man can travel alone to India so easily, freely, safe, convenience and feel so welcome by the Indians like Indian travelling in China. I remember reading report 2 years ago that New Delhi Hotel association boycott Chinese travelers and refused Chinese guests to stay in all the hotels. That is really terrible and uncivilized way to treat people who admired your country, wanted to visit your country, see your country and understand your culture. But they are disappointed when they have arrived in your country. Hope Indians will change their way of treating the Chinese after watching all the Indian vloggers showing how Indian are welcomed to travel in China without any fear, but happily enjoying their time in China. Till today, Chinese wish to see India still cannot get a tourist visa to enter India.
You can google this to read more: Delhi Hotel Association to boycott Chinese goods, not provide accommodation to Chinese nationals
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When you think these houses are cheap but after you get the real price of them... Your jaw drop cos its cost millions dollar 😂
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This is not a slum brother... This is an old alley in Beijing. A casual set is tens of millions of yuan... There are two reasons why it was not demolished: 1: Protect ancient buildings 2: No one can tear it down...😂😂😂
Sorry but in india slum like this so he thought this place is slum but really we don't know about it here so many rich people
@@AKANKSHA-ROY_521Indian slums are way worse 🤣 this is nothing compared to an Indian slum. Indian slums are filthy, underdeveloped and chaotic. This Chinese neighborhood is clean and tidy. You can clearly tell it’s not a slum
@@AKANKSHA-ROY_521The house here, you don't underestimate that he is very old, he can sell for $10 million, or even higher
Okay i understand but why they rich people live in that types of place?
@@AKANKSHA-ROY_521 Because they’re ancient and has a historical charm to them. Not everyone want to live in fancy skyscrapers. Some want to relive the lives of people in ancient Chinese dynasties
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There are many large houses called Si He Yan 四合院 in Hutong. Each house was occupied by a family even loyalties long time ago. Since the current gov took over, they distributed these houses to many people, say a house occupied by 10 families. Then each family had very little space. So they built extra from time to time which caused the houses lost architecture styles. That's why you saw the small alleyways in Hutong. Actually these extras were built in the garden of the old Si He Yan 四合院。Now some Hutongs have been recovered with its original look by relocating residents elsewhere n remove the non architectural style late built extras. But where you went seems still not happed recovering yet except some degree of recovery in the last one with a party. .
Are you from China
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the houses in Hutong are very expensive than tall buildings, but not suitable for living. Many real owners do not live inside and rent them out to ordinary people. These owners are unwilling to demolish because this is their ancestral home.moreover, they believe that with the further development of China, these dilapidated houses will continue to pay a premium as they occupy the city center.
It's not that they don't want to demolition, it's that the government doesn't allow it! The government has designated hutongs as cultural protection, which can be traded but cannot be demolished!
The top ten hutongs in Beijing are Nanluogu Alley, Yandaixie Street, Maoer Hutong, Guozijian Street, Liulichang, Jinyu Alley, Dongjiaomin Alley, Xijiaomin Alley, Juer Hutong and Bada Hutong.
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If you own one unit in these old town area, you will be worth millions of US dollars if not tens of millions of USD.
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Tips: Beijing hutongs are not slums, but places where rich people live. These old buildings are left over from ancient times and used to be where the royal family and nobles lived.
Royal family？Are you OK……
@@maxwilliams5941 You don't believe?
@@maxwilliams5941 In the center of Beijing, like 30,0000 Chinese Yuan per cm2
@@maxwilliams5941 Yes royal families in the past, nowadays each one of them is worth tens to hundreds of millions of USD and are the most expensive properties in China/the world.
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