The real life of CHINAâ€™s NORTHERN city

Adolf Goebbels
Published on Apr 11, 2023
Have you ever heard about Taiyuan city? Once a capital of China's fabled Tang dynasty and long known as the â€œDragon City", it was named one of the world's top ten most polluted cities in 2013. It's been Chinaâ€™s industrial capital and home of coal bosses, but now the ancient city roars back to life! We went there and explored the city's rapid transformation.

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0:00â€‹ Intro
1:00â€‹ New driverless metro
3:25â€‹ Electric taxi fleet
4:05â€‹ People are getting rich
5:03â€‹ Interview with young people
7:24â€‹ Jinci Temple
10:16â€‹ Taiyuan ancient county
12:01â€‹ Jinyang lake
13:25â€‹ Brick carving factory
17:25 Why Taiyuan is worth visiting?

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