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"They left very quickly," he added. Soon factories were making so many bikes that there was a surplus. Some start-ups could no longer pay for their orders. Here is his shop today. Other storefronts stand empty on the street, too. Bicycle parts litter the town.pic.twitter.com/bNjZ95lYJL
Here is one shuttered factory. The note on the door says: “I am going back home for Chinese New Year. Will restart on the 18th of Chinese New Year," referring to Feb. 22. More than a month later, the person had yet to return. There are many others like this.pic.twitter.com/OAqcZCUXws
Booms and busts punctuate the Chinese internet scene in a way that even Silicon Valley at times might think extreme. The farmer's field with its rows of bikes -- and the many bike cemeteries across the country just like it -- are just another tombstone.https://nyti.ms/2DBRfad
It’s not shuttered factory it’s a breakfast place according to sign probly cater to factory workers
What's the reason behind closures.. what's happening out there..
come to China?
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