That Luang marsh will become like this in the future (photo)

Date: Feb 13, 2008

That Luang marsh will become like this in the future (photo)

Date: Feb 13, 2008

Uhm that's nice. It must be better than muddy wet land, and rice fields. Don't you think so.

Date: Feb 13, 2008

That is so great for Laos and Lao people as well.

Date: Feb 13, 2008

where is the water park?

Date: Feb 13, 2008

Where should I live there?

Date: Feb 13, 2008

Is this place exclusively for 50,000 Chinese working in Laos? or can Lao citizen live there as well?

Date: Feb 13, 2008

Yeah they can live there. only if they are a house maid to chinese.

Date: Feb 13, 2008

That's awsome! way better than that ugly marsh infested with mosquitos. So where are the Suzhou style buidings?

Date: Feb 13, 2008

to built a place like this i wonder how many houses of local residence would be tearing down to make way of this new development?
but if the boss said OK then a local like me can't complain but just bow to his order and live with it for the rest of my life.
i am now 100 years old, i won't live long to see this town flourishing so just wish Lord Buddha bless this project to be like our friends promised, sa tou

Date: Feb 14, 2008

Anonymous wrote:

to built a place like this i wonder how many houses of local residence would be tearing down to make way of this new development?
but if the boss said OK then a local like me can't complain but just bow to his order and live with it for the rest of my life.
i am now 100 years old, i won't live long to see this town flourishing so just wish Lord Buddha bless this project to be like our friends promised, sa tou

Un-informed poster, I would like to tell you something.

People physically cannot live ontop of a marsh.

Get my drift? There are no cizitens living on the marsh LOL!

Its so ironic and funny how the people with good English are complimenting this project, but the thread I just posted in the ones with bad english are entirely hating on it.

Oh Khon Lao ery.

chiip · Guru

hey! don`t be so pestimistic ! chineses are very skilled in term of construction, they will built this town in a very short of time, i`m sure you`ll not pass away before the completion of it construction ! kho hay ayu yeunh yeunh ner !

Date: Feb 14, 2008

chiip wrote:

hey! don`t be so pestimistic ! chineses are very skilled in term of construction, they will built this town in a very short of time, i`m sure you`ll not pass away before the completion of it construction ! kho hay ayu yeunh yeunh ner !

I would love to see it. This Chinese company essentially did what I wanted to do when I graduate college. Buy and develop land.

Date: Feb 14, 2008

chiip wrote:

hey! don`t be so pestimistic ! chineses are very skilled in term of construction, they will built this town in a very short of time, i`m sure you`ll not pass away before the completion of it construction ! kho hay ayu yeunh yeunh ner !

doi chiip,

i think i will live much more longer than you although i am now 100 year old, i want to see how the new city will look like and maybe i will purchase one block of town house wink who know?

Myself never talk pessimistic to my belove Government. I am Laotian i have the right to express my opinion.

I hope our chinese constructor will built the town to finish as soon as possible, sa tou

Date: Feb 14, 2008

Un-informed poster, I would like to tell you something.

thanks ! please tell me

People physically cannot live ontop of a marsh.

If not confused

why our chinese brother want to come to live on that land?

Get my drift? There are no cizitens living on the marsh LOL!

Yeah, i am so pity to see your naive laughing, you can laugh until the sky falling on top of you

Its so ironic and funny how the people with good English are complimenting this project, but the thread I just posted in the ones with bad english are entirely hating on it.

Do you think it is funny? to see people come read your column and expressing what their thought?

Oh Khon Lao ery.

Oh nor khon Lao oiii,

Date: Feb 14, 2008

Anonymous wrote:

thanks ! please tell me

If not why our chinese brother want to come to live on that land?

Yeah, i am so pity to see your naive laughing, you can laugh until the sky falling on top of you

Do you think it is funny? to see people come read your column and expressing what their thought?

Oh nor khon Lao oiii,

They are there to develop it. Its a marsh, its all rice field, thats why the Chinese are there, to develop it.

I laughed at the situation, I don't understand the reason why you even pointed that out.

I think its funny, that in a context of "The Chinese are here to live on Lao land!" people freak out, but once someone shows a picture, theres nothing but praise. And no, I don't think its funny, or maybe I do, that people can come and read my posts and express their thoughts. I'd like them too.

But when it gets to the point of random posts saying "The chinese are here to eat Lao babies!" (from a similar thread), you know its gone the drain and you can't help but either laugh or get mad. I rather laugh than get mad.

Date: Feb 15, 2008

omg!!!! it look ugly!! please we dont need ugly building in Laos Let it look unique and modern! I think if chinese want to live in Laos they can live under the ground while the lao ppl live on top of them. idea

muahahahaha

chiip · Guru

have you noticed that they will also built a twin tower just opposite of each other and a beautiful street between them... I` d liked them to built it higher to compete with the ones in Phnompenh and in Kuala Lumpur Hehehe ! so we would have another twin tower in SE Asia ! Hehe !

Date: Feb 15, 2008

this happened in Sudan as well. Just follow this link:

http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/africa/7245712.stm

There are times, wandering round Khartoum, when you might almost imagine yourself to be in China.

Construction is going on everywhere, and a lot of the buildings have huge Chinese characters on them.

SeeHarHed · Guru

yea it is nice on drawing board... the question i have is.. where all those water run-off going now?? with the increase of population in the area... what's going to happen with the raw sewage?? they can't have a septic tanks that big to be able to handle the usage. i hope that they dont just turn it around and dump all those to the marsh land.... where people fish and plant their rice. eventually, the whole marsh land will become a toxic pond.. i've seen the documentary show on CNN regarding chinese toxic waste... they never clean up their mess, just move on and build somewhere else... i think there's more harm than good will come out of this project.. it is just my two cents worth of comments.

Date: Feb 15, 2008

Anonymous wrote:

chiip wrote:

hey! don`t be so pestimistic ! chineses are very skilled in term of construction, they will built this town in a very short of time, i`m sure you`ll not pass away before the completion of it construction ! kho hay ayu yeunh yeunh ner !

I would love to see it. This Chinese company essentially did what I wanted to do when I graduate college. Buy and develop land.

Your father is member of Politburo in Laos and making millions of dollars?
You must be a rich man to buy land and develop it.

Date: Feb 15, 2008

Anonymous wrote:

this happened in Sudan as well. Just follow this link:

http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/africa/7245712.stm

There are times, wandering round Khartoum, when you might almost imagine yourself to be in China.
Construction is going on everywhere, and a lot of the buildings have huge Chinese characters on them.

You know the Chinese are their for the oil. Instead just buying the oil or they actually moving and trying to control or atleast have something to say in the goverment.

IN contrast the American let Saudi Arabia do whatever they want and sometime smack America in the face.

I think America should be more like Chinese. Go in there and control each country.

Date: Feb 15, 2008

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

chiip wrote:

hey! don`t be so pestimistic ! chineses are very skilled in term of construction, they will built this town in a very short of time, i`m sure you`ll not pass away before the completion of it construction ! kho hay ayu yeunh yeunh ner !

I would love to see it. This Chinese company essentially did what I wanted to do when I graduate college. Buy and develop land.

Your father is member of Politburo in Laos and making millions of dollars?
You must be a rich man to buy land and develop it.

My father works on an assembly line in America. Same with my mother. I'm still a first year college student (I'm a year ahead, so I'm still in High School :p). Land is cheap in Laos, we're not talking about Japan here.

I wanted to create a company to develop land, roads, schools, and infrastructure in Laos. Specifically with LAO workers (any citizen of Laos), and foreign investments from Lao Nork. Thus, no need for 50,000 Chinese, no need for a 100 year lease to the Chinese, its all Lao produced. Its all talk, when it really comes down to it, how could the government ever allow this? My hopes are high, set agains the Lao stock exchange which was only in the news ONCE in the last few months.

You're now informed, I hope you don't have any other ignorant statements in the future. Ha! Politburo! If only I was one, I'd take them down from the inside out!

Date: Feb 15, 2008

dude i like the way you think man, now im sure im not the only one that thinks this way, come to think of it we laos first generation in america are still at an early stage we jus got out of the war round 35 years ago, our country will be great one day our blood runs to deep no matter where we are we all still have a yearn to go back n help our country i donno y but its just a feeling i have that i must accomplish one day.

Date: Feb 15, 2008

Anonymous wrote:

dude i like the way you think man, now im sure im not the only one that thinks this way, come to think of it we laos first generation in america are still at an early stage we jus got out of the war round 35 years ago, our country will be great one day our blood runs to deep no matter where we are we all still have a yearn to go back n help our country i donno y but its just a feeling i have that i must accomplish one day.

We should talk more. Shoot me an email. Sekihotai7@hotmail.com Its one of my emails, it isn't my primary one lol. I don't like to post my real email publicly, ahaha who does?

Date: Feb 15, 2008

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Follow the instructions!

Date: Feb 16, 2008

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