not really, it is suppose to be the administration center where the government setup their department. however the capital remains beijing. basically it is the opposite of what most country do. country usually move the capital away from the economic center to reduce the influence of powerbroker on the government, australia(canberra), US(washingston DC), Brazil (Brazilia) etc. but china doesn't want to move out of the imperial axis for historical reason so someone came up with the idea of pushing all the state enterprise and department out of beijing instead...

You can look it up in Google Maps. Look for: Xiong'an, Hebei, China. It's a state-level new area in the Baoding area of Hebei, China. Established in April 2017, the area is located about 100 kilometres (62 mi) south of Beijing.

Definitely, it is expected to be completed by 2035.

,😂 u sound like Western media brainwashed.

great！ i expect

I use a DaVinci plug-in based on Microsoft Azure, which is developed by a Chinese. You may need to find some relevant information on youtube to see if there is any software suitable for you.

You don't understand anything, you're talking nonsense.

@@RealChina-qy7br He is right, all those relics are fake and were built in 2013

@@RealChina-qy7br tell me where I am wrong.

My video makes it very clear that although the city wall is a reconstruction, it does retain its original form. You insist that this reconstruction is worthless. I can only say that you don't understand Chinese history. And you said that the temples inside are also reconstructions. Please watch my videos about Shanhua Temple and Huayan Temple, including the Yungang Grottoes. If you have been to most of the ancient cities in China, you will know that what I said is right. Of course, I don't care whether you care or not.

@@RealChina-qy7br Everything within the walls, including the walls, was built by Geng about 15 years ago, according to plans and ideas designed by modern architects with no adherence to actual classical models. Liang Sicheng and his wife, who you briefly mention in your video, would be rotating in their graves if they knew what had been done to Datong and its heritage! Over 100.000 households had to be destroyed to build this micky-mouse 'imperial city', and all it does it try to erase the injury of the cultural revolution, hyper-development and an utterly failed conservation policy in the dumbest and most supperficial way possible. It serves no purpose other than historically revisionist propaganda. It's literally taught in universities the all over the world as the absolute worst possible approach to heritage conservation/development. What was done to Datong is like taking a painting by van Gogh, intenationally burning it, then having a four-year-old repaint it from memory in crayons, and then selling it like its the original. It's a joke