5 years ago some muck raking foreign reporter found a "ghost subway station" in China, it went viral overnight, how is it now?

[beijingwalker]

5 years ago some muck raking foreign reporter found a "ghost subway station" in China and it became an instant online sensation across the globe after being posted on foreign social media.
5 years have passed and how this "ghost subway station" looks today?

 

[beijingwalker]

World's Loneliest Metro Station，the scene was shown on the big screen in New York Time Square​

From a couple of years ago

 

[beijingwalker]

What the surroundings of the Caojiiawan subway station look like today
Westerners can never understand how China develops its infra thus they can never develop theirs like China does. They can keep smearing China of building ghost towns and ghost cities, will only end up finding themselves being stuck in the past with 19th rundown everything.

 

[beijingwalker]

"The Largest Ghost City In The World" claimed by the western media, ORDOS, Inner Mongolia, N. China​

Night walk in "China's Largest Desert Ghost Town" ORDOS, Inner Mongolia, N. China

ORDOS, China -- Kangbashi, a town in the middle of barren Inner Mongolia deserts, once found itself stuck with rows of newly built-but-vacant apartment buildings, earning a nationwide reputation as a "guicheng", or ghost town. The first reports that labeled Ordos’ Kangbashi district a “ghost...

pdf.defence.pk

 

[beijingwalker]

The west can keep mocking China building ghost this and ghost that, we love to see them in their deep delusion forever.

 

[beijingwalker]

Today's same Caojiawan subway entrance compares to it was 5 years ago

 

[beijingwalker]

We know western media will never stop bashing us, it's becoming kind of more amusing see their lies now.

 

[beijingwalker]

Western media never knows what city planning is, they can not see anywhere farther than the tip of their nose.

 

[beijingwalker]

When Shenzhen was first developed, many building stayed idle for years, by western media's logic, Shenzhen was probably the world biggest ghost city, not Ordos in Inner Mongolia.

 

[beijingwalker]

Western media nevres know what forward planning is, so they could not have cities like Shenzhen, Xiong'an..

 

[Han Patriot]

China does have some abandoned buildings but not as bad as hyped. The economy corrects itselfs. People don't understand even abandoned towns can be retirement homes for soldiers and government servants if the government just clicked their fingers.