@@burbex hey , good morning from here , we get a bit of older stuff , but nothing compared to what you share with us , those ghost citys just blow me away , just such a incredible waste , its great when you find the actual reaon for them being new and abandoned, trust you guys are safe and well 👍✌😁
上海市嘉定区南翔镇沪宜公路1255号 - it’s easiest to get there from Chenxiang Highway Station on line 11. Probably a ten minute walk. There’s a nice abandoned temple directly opposite too. It was built in top of an old war bunker.
@@burbexi cant find it anywhere bro ive dearvhed the entire thing on google maps, close to the station you’ve said, so maybe you need to give the location better
Thanks Dusty - it’s a very common story in China. I even looked up the guy on the Chinese equivalent of LinkedIn - not a dicky bird for the last decade.
I lived in Shanghai for more than 20 years, and I never heard about this place. In some of the pictures, I recognized the man in the middle in a green coat as Zhu Rongji, the former prime minister of China. This guy could be one of the early developers in Shanghai. And he is possibly in Jail or overseas now.
It’s between Nanxiang and the new subway station Chenxiang Highway. I’d like to do drone shots there, but it’s in a no fly zone. Gimme a minute, I think I found one CEOs name on Baidu before… I think they’re called 徐松照 and 程春 but I can’t find much info about them in the last ten years. Oh! Just found the first guy on LinkedIn!!!
Dippers usually disappear to the US. Not whacked - the court records show that he was convicted in Xinjiang and Shanghai. A Xinjiang prison is probably the last place on earth you wanna end up.
Abandoned cars are always a good reason to explore. Did you check out the video where I found two Rolls Royces? ruclips.net/video/S_Syu4o4aCo/видео.htmlsi=dsixYr7kB1W9V9Yu
It’s so sad that in this political setting of China, these stories cannot be and never will be researched properly, let alone documented the way it is done in the West. It’d be sooo interesting to know more: Who were the guys, did it go wrong because they were evil? Because of one of them? Or was it another cause? Are they in the US or are they in a Chinese jail? What other projects have they been into? Did they stumble over a corruption affair, or because they refused to bribe, or over a mistress? How is this case similar to others in China? We will never find out. Like the era between the 1950s and 1980s, so little is known, and is absolutely meant to be forgotten by the government. No museums, no appreciation for the past, no critical consideration for one‘s own culture and history. Even the museums are crap: There could be so many cool stories to be told on how they engineered and constructed all the skyscrapers in Pudong, and what Pudong looked like before - but it’s all gone. Wiped out. The buildings are there for you to look at, not ask questions.
I received so much feedback and info about this place, that I’m gonna make a follow up video researching what happened here. I found some company records online which I think could lead down a rabbit hole
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Abandoned Rolls Royce Silver Spurs & Lincoln Limousine - Luxury Car Graveyard - Shanghai, China
ruclips.net/video/S_Syu4o4aCo/видео.htmlsi=dsixYr7kB1W9V9Yu
My top favorite RUclips channel for sure!
Aw! And you’re my top favourite sister from another mister!
Man I had that exact same car from 2003-2015. They were indestructible those things.
Tell the truth now - you were that corrupt CEO, right?
Makes me want to explore more over here. Keep it up!
Whereabouts are you exploring at the moment? In China?
@@burbex Yep. I work in Beijing.
Damm , thats so cool , loved it , good morning from New Zealand 🙂
Yeah, it was not a big adventure, but still pretty fun. Do you have much abandoned stuff in your neck of the woods?
@@burbex hey , good morning from here , we get a bit of older stuff , but nothing compared to what you share with us , those ghost citys just blow me away , just such a incredible waste , its great when you find the actual reaon for them being new and abandoned, trust you guys are safe and well 👍✌😁
03:55 is Nanxiang (南翔镇) btw
Yup, ten mins from NX Station
Wow where is this place? I’m in Shanghai next week and would love to explore it
上海市嘉定区南翔镇沪宜公路1255号 - it’s easiest to get there from Chenxiang Highway Station on line 11. Probably a ten minute walk. There’s a nice abandoned temple directly opposite too. It was built in top of an old war bunker.
@@burbexi cant find it anywhere bro ive dearvhed the entire thing on google maps, close to the station you’ve said, so maybe you need to give the location better
Use Apple Maps or a Chinese map app, it’ll pop up
Fantastic explore Brin. So much personal stuff left behind. As you say, suspect the CEO did a runner.
Thanks Dusty - it’s a very common story in China. I even looked up the guy on the Chinese equivalent of LinkedIn - not a dicky bird for the last decade.
I lived in Shanghai for more than 20 years, and I never heard about this place.
In some of the pictures, I recognized the man in the middle in a green coat as Zhu Rongji, the former prime minister of China.
This guy could be one of the early developers in Shanghai. And he is possibly in Jail or overseas now.
It’s between Nanxiang and the new subway station Chenxiang Highway. I’d like to do drone shots there, but it’s in a no fly zone. Gimme a minute, I think I found one CEOs name on Baidu before…
I think they’re called 徐松照 and 程春 but I can’t find much info about them in the last ten years.
Oh! Just found the first guy on LinkedIn!!!
Neetoo ...😊👍
Nyuk, nyuk, nyuk
@@burbex 😁✌️
look at all of this mao zedong classified ledgers.
golly!
Good golly Miss Molly
That guy either dipped out and is somewhere in Europe, is in prison or he got whacked.
Dippers usually disappear to the US. Not whacked - the court records show that he was convicted in Xinjiang and Shanghai. A Xinjiang prison is probably the last place on earth you wanna end up.
00:25 What a good reason to explore this place.
Abandoned cars are always a good reason to explore. Did you check out the video where I found two Rolls Royces?
ruclips.net/video/S_Syu4o4aCo/видео.htmlsi=dsixYr7kB1W9V9Yu
@@burbex Yeah.
well look what we have here, mao zedongs jamacian cocaine trade to west berlin.
Mao Zedong + Jamaican + Cocaine = Maozemaicaine
@@burbex you're the moderator?
look what we have here, in this photo mao zedong's little brother with a fillippino from Peru.
moderator this video you have posted is one of the most important artifacts to china that has ever happened.
I’m the terminator
It’s so sad that in this political setting of China, these stories cannot be and never will be researched properly, let alone documented the way it is done in the West.
It’d be sooo interesting to know more: Who were the guys, did it go wrong because they were evil? Because of one of them? Or was it another cause? Are they in the US or are they in a Chinese jail? What other projects have they been into? Did they stumble over a corruption affair, or because they refused to bribe, or over a mistress? How is this case similar to others in China?
We will never find out. Like the era between the 1950s and 1980s, so little is known, and is absolutely meant to be forgotten by the government. No museums, no appreciation for the past, no critical consideration for one‘s own culture and history.
Even the museums are crap: There could be so many cool stories to be told on how they engineered and constructed all the skyscrapers in Pudong, and what Pudong looked like before - but it’s all gone. Wiped out. The buildings are there for you to look at, not ask questions.
I received so much feedback and info about this place, that I’m gonna make a follow up video researching what happened here. I found some company records online which I think could lead down a rabbit hole
But sad....
soitenly!