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Won't it get jeopardised in some way by the central goverment, if it's not to their liking?

• baybal2 8y ago
  Well, it was. They prohibited Guangdong provincial funds from being used in Zhongshan–Shenzhen bridge, that's why the city has to use its own money. Lingdingyang being declared a national nature reserve was also all about sinking the previous Lingdingyang tunnel project. Best to say, central planners and "upstart localities" are in "passive aggressive" relationships
  • akavel 8y ago
    Your responses give me the most interesting glimpse behind the curtain on how's the real life working in China I've ever had; super interesting, thanks a lot for this! :) I'll have to try to ask my parents in what ways it was similar or different in "communist" Poland. Though I think the situation may have been much more loose there then, from what I understand I think nobody really took the communism seriously in their hearts in there; at least after some point in history. But I may be totally wrong on this full well.