I don't know how they can live in that horrible smog. Yuk!
The same way people in LA did for years ! :hehehe:
Air in L.A. is about 100 times cleaner, than in Beijing. You literally, can't breath there in some areas.
Air in L.A. is about 100 times cleaner, than in Beijing. You literally, can't breath there in some areas.
Now the towns in the San Joaquin valley have the worst air in the country so they say.
Great, I have to head there tomorrow for a meeting. Blah !
15 days, actually. But even 15 days - it's practically impossible.
But what is even more interesting - you can't, actually, buy any property in China - not a house, not even an apartment. They lease to you for 70 years or even less. So, after this, you have to pay again, or move out. I always laugh, when my chinese friends proudly say - I just bought a condo!!! You didn't "buy" it, dumb, you leased it for some time, you can't even leave it to your kids!!!
Well, look on the bright side, you will all that fantastic scenery to enjoy particularly between Bakersfield and Fresno :huh:
Property tax has nothing to do with the property payment. If I bought a house - it's mine, I can leave to my kids, they can leave it to their kids, nobody, ever, would be asked to pay for this house again. I pay registration fee for every of my cars too, does it mean I don't own my cars?If you think about it, You dont own land anywhere in the world. When you "buy" the land, that is just sort of down payment on it. Property tax is your real mortgage. And you can keep paying that tax for years but property never still be yours. So nobody actually owns the land. They are just "honest" in china. LOL.
Property tax has nothing to do with the property payment. If I bought a house - it's mine, I can leave to my kids, they can leave it to their kids, nobody, ever, would be asked to pay for this house again. I pay registration fee for every of my cars too, does it mean I don't own my cars?
Property tax has nothing to do with the property payment. If I bought a house - it's mine, I can leave to my kids, they can leave it to their kids, nobody, ever, would be asked to pay for this house again. I pay registration fee for every of my cars too, does it mean I don't own my cars?