Skyscrapers: Shenzhen vs Chongqing

Posted by | Oct 29, 2007

Shenzhen vs Chongqing: One classic success from China’s 1979 Reform and Opening Policy vs One role model after 1999’s `Go West’ Strategy. Photos from skyscrapercity*forum:

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