It's no surprise that China is a big country, not much more of one to think that Chinese cities develop to accommodate the population. When development though, exceeds the growth of populace - therein lies an interesting conundrum. Such is the story of Ordos in Inner Mongolia: built to accommodate millions, yet only hosting a population in the tens of thousands. The Red Bull European skate team opportunistically ventured into the wealthy, yet sometimes eerily desolate city - frequently nicknamed...
It's no surprise that China is a big country, not much more of one to think that Chinese cities develop to accommodate the population. When development though, exceeds the growth of populace - therein lies an interesting conundrum. Such is the story of Ordos in Inner Mongolia: built to accommodate millions, yet only hosting a population in the tens of thousands. The Red Bull European skate team opportunistically ventured into the wealthy, yet sometimes eerily desolate city - frequently nicknamed...
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