China has the largest population in the world. According to the original statement, a large population means a heavy burden and it is difficult to develop! So why do we send

You want to say that because of its large population and heavy burden, China should not have developed very well, but in fact it has developed very well, right?

On the surface, China is indeed developing well, giving foreigners the feeling that they have too much money and are foolish to risk it. The "One Belt, One Road" and other plans advocated by China have benefited many countries. Cooperating with China feels like being on a cash cow.

Is this really the case?

Let’s first look at the big part that supports China’s economy: real estate. This is a project that harms the nation, IMHO. The expansion of urbanization far exceeds the imagination of construction land. How much precious land resources are wasted in the real estate approved by the state, and our per capita cultivated land may not even be 0.1 hectares! Just like that, buildings are still being built! !

Looking at environmental protection, the economy has improved, but the environment has deteriorated! I'm not being alarmist, but a small fifth-tier city can produce hundreds or thousands of tons of solid waste a day. What should we do with this waste? Landfilling is a common method, but do you know the consequences of landfilling? There is also a large amount of sewage, and this treatment is more complicated. Generally speaking, the quality of the treated water cannot meet the standards for repeated drinking. Isn’t it terrible! This is the serious consequence of technology!

I will only talk about these two things, and I can’t talk about the others.

Whether it is developing well or not, just looking at superficial data is obviously not enough! Many times, what is hidden behind is the real data.