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Of the pictures at the top of the article, almost every bedroom captioned as being in an underground bunker had a window visible in the frame. One of them had s

Of the pictures at the top of the article, almost every bedroom captioned as being in an underground bunker had a window visible in the frame. One of them had something that looked like the door to a residential apartment next to that window. Another one had nice mouldings between walls and ceiling, which is not a detail I would expect in a bunker. To add to that, basement establishments are not exactly rare in Asia's big cities. I'm very skeptical of this story.

Jerry2 8y ago
>window visible in the frame Take a closer look. These windows are not windows to the outside. They're windows to hallways inside of massive bunkers. You can even see giant steam/water pipes in some of the pics (say pic #1). Also, notice the window frames... they are not the types of window frames that would last even a week when exposed to outside elements like snow, wind and rain. Large pic #1: https://www.nationalgeographic.com/content/dam/photography/PROOF/2017/February/atomic-rooms-china/22-atomic-rooms-faccilongo.jpg https://www.nationalgeographic.com/content/dam/photography/P...