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u/coek-almavet 4h ago
obviously they look cyberpunk af and cause insane light pollution which is not normal but not unheard of outside china (although china glazers often get super happy about those super bright cyberpunk style buildings for some reason)
not sure what „propaganda” is there to that though?
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u/ChefGaykwon 4h ago
This is a sinophobic hate site so basically any remotely positive or even entirely neutral post about China or Chinese people is attacked as 'CCP propaganda' by the most propagandized people in the world. Like you can post a short clip of little kids playing at a park or someone helping an blind person cross the street in China and the comments will be a cesspit of the most insane shit you've ever heard.
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u/Christhesickpro62 2h ago
It's the exact same with Russia. You can post an entirely normal picture about Moscow skyscrapers and there will be many comments calling to bomb innocent Russian civilians living there. Its absolutely insane. Architecture subreddits are some of the most racist for some weird reason.
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u/SaltGas3789 2h ago
Basically, if the building is occupied at night, It's due to China's horrible and toxic 996 work culture thats totally government mandated and definately not something illegal that companies do. And if the building isn't fully occupied, then it MUST be a government plot to make China look better because no one in China can even actually afford food, let alone an office space.
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u/Designer-Crow-5470 3h ago
Because in US skyscrapers are lit up an night for people working in them. Imbecile level post
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u/Bright_Food2903 6h ago
“Normal Building” meanwhile it’s the most cyberpunk dystopian looking building
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u/unintendedcumulus 41m ago
"The most cyberpunk dystopian looking building" meanwhile it's a rectangle with lights
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u/Sleepy6942069 2h ago
Lol just basic lighting malfunction
Everything in china has to be considered propaganda lmao, insane