10 famous cities that forged China, and how they look really

However, if one of these fakes can be mistakenly considered real, then others became ghost towns or were abandoned unfinished.

We suggest that you compare the real famous cities with their Chinese versions and decide for yourself whether the original is really so great and unique, or you can safely get by by visiting fakes and believing that you have not lost anything.

Venice is famous for its picturesque gondola walks on the Grand Canal.

And the Chinese near the port city of Tianjin settled the village of Florence with its canals.

Venetian Gothic architecture dates back to the 12th century.

The village of Florence was built by the Italian developer in 2011.

The Alpine village of Hallstatt in Austria is a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

The construction of "Hallstatt" cost China $ 940 million.

The Eiffel Tower is a symbol of Paris and probably the most recognizable landmark in the world.

Now in China, in Zhejiang also has this.

Interlaken is a charming resort town in the Swiss Alps.

And this is the picturesque Overseas Chinese Town East. Does not it look like anything?

The legendary New York horizon can not be confused with anything.

Especially now, when the construction of mini-Manhattan in the new Chinese district of Tianjin Binghai abandoned.

"Golden standard" of English cities - brick houses, cobblestone streets, flower beds.

In the Chinese city of Thames near Shanghai, though, not much greenery.

The modern architecture of Berlin, such as the house of Mary Elizabeth-Lüders, attracted more than 5 million tourists to the city in 2017.

But the "ancient German city" in the vicinity of Shanghai is empty.

Windmills are a landmark object of Dutch landscapes.

The Shanghai Dutch city, also known as Pudong's Nederland, has its own mills.

The city of Sigtuna in Sweden was founded in the late 10th century.

Its Chinese version near Shanghai includes copies of the Swedish Lake Mälaren and the Houses of Parliament of Iceland.

Italian cafes are famous for their cuisine and atmosphere.

But their Chinese counterparts clearly lack the charm and character.

Share this post with your friends!