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Over 100,000 Chinese millionaires have moved to Vancouver, sparking everything from a reality show to a property boom making housing unaffordable. Dateline asks if the millionaire migrants are a blessing or curse.
China’s Millionaire Migration
Jayden Harris
Adam Ross
See? That's why chairman Mao forced the bourgeosie to work in the field.
Ian Cox
Not even the Chinese want to live in their smoggy, polluted hellhole.
Leo Richardson
No they are leaving because they have no intention on being in China when the current regime loses the mandate of heaven.
Jacob Smith
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Kevin Gutierrez
i know that feel, here it's just rich faggots from the city buying up housing in the countryside. every time i see a car plate with city number i feel a rising urge to set it on fire. fucking capitalists!
few years ago i heard about new maoist student movement on the rise, maybe there's a connection and they just try to leave before getting purged
Tyler James
That would be good if you owned a house there, since it would increase the value. Something similar is happening in my parents neighborhood.
Kayden Cook
Rich people aren't the problem unless they control the means of production of national industry and exploit their workers in demonstrable ways.
There will always be rich people since different people have different motivations to make money and different aptitudes.
Harboring resentment towards rich people is a problem. Being rich is not a problem.
The fact that a city has a real estate boom is good for some, but bad for others. The more affluent are attracted to it, the less will have to move away as the cost of living increases.
Aiden Lee
When we think 'rich people' we very rarely think of that affluent barely-millionaire that worked his ass off to get where he is, what we picture is a sociopath that gambles on Wall Street and gets bailed out with out tax money when he loses.
Carson Peterson
The revolution can't come soon enough