Inside China's $100 Billion NEW Futuristic City

Dive deep into the heart of China's ambitious urban project, Xiong'an New Area, as we unveil the making of a city that is set to redefine the future of urban living.
Located in Hebei Province, just a stone's throw away from Beijing, Xiong'an is not just a new Chinese city; it's a bold vision brought to life by President Xi Jinping, aiming to set a global benchmark for smart, sustainable cities.
We journey through the genesis, development, and aspirations of Xiong'an New City. From its strategic inception by Xi Jinping to its cutting-edge engineering and infrastructure, discover how Xiong'an is shaping up to be the epitome of a Future City and Smart City. We cover everything from the massive construction efforts, innovative engineering techniques, and the extensive infrastructure that underpins this new Chinese city's development.
Xiong'an is pioneering sustainable urban development, integrating green spaces, and embracing low-carbon technologies to create an eco-friendly environment. With an emphasis on smart city features, Xiong'an is leveraging artificial intelligence, the Internet of Things (IoT), and 5G technology to enhance the quality of life for its residents.
This video delves into the advanced transportation networks and infrastructure that connect Xiong'an with Beijing and other parts of the Hebei Province, showcasing the city's commitment to seamless connectivity and mobility.
As we explore the construction and planning of Xiong'an New City, also known as Xiongan New City, witness how this project is a testament to China's engineering prowess and its vision for a new era of urban living.
With investments tallying $100 billion, Xiong'an's ambitious project is a beacon of future cities, attracting attention worldwide for its scope, innovation, and potential to serve as a model for future urban development.
Join us as we uncover the marvel that is Xiong'an, a city born from visionary leadership and destined to be a cornerstone of China's urban future. Don't forget to like, share, and subscribe for more insightful content on the cities of tomorrow.
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[@JamieParanihi]

Right now this place is virtually deserted.

[@hayden1770]

I love China!

[@naruhodo152]

Hey man, you reupload this video? 😅

[@jouvary]

Obviously most buildings are empty of people. Are they heated in winter? There are minus degrees. Water pipes will brake if no heat. Then later on the whole constructions will crack if not maintained.

[@user-iv2px8eb1e]

It is a smart move of China's gotvermomt,this kind of city not only going to expent in China,it is also expent in some places in the world

[@ElizabethJobe]

Never going to happen

[@MegaBuilds5280]

It's true it's an ambitious project, but there has been significant progress. The Beijing-Xiong'an high-speed rail line is up and running, and new residential areas are being built. You can find more info on: www.hitachi.com/rev/archive/2021/r2021_01/gir/index.html

[@klind57]

it will never be finished. And no one will ever live there.

[@Lena-vw6ye]

There are many other cities 10 years ago that people said that, and now they're populated as much as 400k after 15 years. It takes incentive and time for people to move.

[@michealrowe8561]

There are actually people there living 😂

[@BaranLordofLight]

This is a Chinese project man, not an American railway project.

[@rekk3935]

The west thinks everyone is like them because our government tells us we’re still the best 😂

[@sleefy2343]

1.4b People in China wtf you mean

[@ElizabethJobe]

Nope it's fake

[@muktobro]

Just like you

[@Cakemake-123.]

Google it

[@AntiWar_dude]

Pls don’t spread USA propaganda 😅

[@robertscown9218]

I wouldn’t live in any building made by China, it will most likely collapse. Their build quality is appalling.

[@D_E_R_A65]

No one wants you bro, I live in china and I like it here 😊

[@Macreno1]

😂😂😂 u hav tofu brain

[@user-jq1bw7ot9n]

You probably watched this video on a computer or smartphone that was manufactured in China by Chinese engineers. Stop being childish!!!