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Q: Pedestrianisation of Hutongs in Beijing?

Obviously people live in these hutongs so I'm only referring to areas like Nanluoxiang (purely a touristic site) and so on. It's a pretty commercial and horrendous area but it's ruined further by the fact you have these Audis and BMWs honking their way through the crowds every two seconds. I mean if you're gonna prostitute your heritage and turn it into a giant gift shop at least make it easier for the tourists and sellers by paving over the road?

10 years 47 weeks ago in  Transport & Travel - China

 
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But how would the party members get home after heavy drinking at dinner if they cannot get behind the wheel of their ill gained German cars

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If you haven't been to the place that was aforementioned you wouldn't know what the person was talking or writing about. I think you should have experience on what he's saying before you make comments like this. I have to go to the place the writer mentioned twice a week! 

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