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China's monumental urban projects fuel conflict and crisis, undermining sustainable growth.

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China is building huge new cities to predict future growth and power. The Kangbashi New District in Ordos shows how these projects aim to bring wealth and control to the government. People have mixed reactions to these changes, causing problems for local leaders. The focus on big, ambitious projects can harm sustainable city development.