I watched it already, that's why I said you twisted the story and at least intentionally miss out the most part of the story
I watch it already that's why I say you intentionally miss out the most important part of the story, and tell me if this is the case, why this woman was so shocked about what she saw in US?
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You are still twisting the story, they are lockdown problems , I admit they do happen, but they are not homeless, it's an emergency, not everyday occurance like those in US
I watched the whole video, which part you mean? You know Guangzhou attracts million of migrant workers, do you? and the lockdown closed almost all factories and public transport in and out of Guangzhou was out of service and millions stuck in Guangzhou, do you?
And homelessness really does exist in China. Do you still want to talk about homeless videos that only existed 13 years ago?
Maybe , but very very rarely , I didn't see any homeless people for 10 years in Beijing. but during the lockdowns, some travelers and migrant workers were stuck in some cities, but they are not homelss people, those were emergency occurance. This is why Chinese are always shocked when they first visit US.
I have not seen any homeless people in Hanoi, but I can say for sure that Hanoi has no shortage of homeless people.
I remember earlier you declared something like China has no homeless people and challenged Jhungary with any other video than the one from 13 years ago.
I have not. But but I have watched many videos about China.
I never said China had not even one homeless person, I said the last homeless person I saw in Beijing was 10 years ago. what I m sure is it's very rare in China. China's nationwide poverty alleviation campaign is Xi's signature movement, homeless people must be given homes became a policy in China in the past decade and officials failed to meet this target will be demoted or even lose their jobs.
