Where is the Eiffel Tower in China?

In Hangzhou, China is a Replica of the Eiffel Tower 108 meters high. It is in the center of a currently bushy area located in the city. The idea for the promoters was to make a sort of park of the main monuments of the world.

Where is China’s fake Paris?

Tianducheng (Chinese:天都城), also called Sky City, is a housing estate in the suburbs of Hangzhou, Zhejiang Province, China that imitates many design features of Paris.

Did China replicate Paris?

Tianducheng, China, is home to a realistic Paris replica complete with its own Eiffel Tower. Paris-based photographer François Prost flew to Tianducheng to compare his hometown to the copycat version.

Is it true that China copy everything?

China just don’t copy EVERYTHING. I found many accusation makers can’t distinguish China from Chinese makers. If one says China copy something, then he means it is a government behavior, or at least supported by government. Obviously, Chinese government won’t do this. But the fact is, only some manufacturers, mostly home makers, did so.

Is it dangerous to copy art in China?

In China, rip-offs of all sorts are common. But the practice has a dangerous side: unlicensed or fake medicines — for example — or foods and chemicals, can, and do, kill. Yet copying, whether a painting or a literary work, has a long tradition in China.

Why can’t I learn Chinese?

Perhaps the language is a reason why: you cannot learn Chinese unless you spend years memorizing thousands of characters needed to achieve literacy, unless you copy, single-mindedly, unquestioningly.

Will China lead the way in copying from Silicon Valley?

China will lead this if Silicon Valley is too busy pointing the copy finger at China. And they don’t technically copy anything. They retrofit. They see something that has achieved product-market fit in the West and retrofit it for the China market. When a Chinese company copies and people get angry, it’s most likely from greed and/or racism.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EEk1wvJq0q4