Suzhou, historical city, used to be famous for its gardens, moonlight bridges, landscape and such, now has a bigger Tower Hamlet copy Bridge than in London, to boast with.
For all you londoners out there, no need to go to London to see the Tower Hamlet, theres one in Suzhou, and its larger!
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i wonder what they will do when they redevelop green lake
As a Londoner I should clarify that it is Tower Bridge (Victorian engineering marvel) and not Tower Hamlets (a high-rise housing estate).
The Suzhou version doesn't open for tall ships - I'll stick with London's
I thought Tower Hamlets now looks like it was from Victorian times...
How have they created Tower Hamlets? Dirtied the place up, allowed the crime rate to soar, closed the shops down and moved in a load of Pakistanis?
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@napoleon
Your overt racism does not make you look big, clever and certainly not funny.
It's just outdated and unacceptable.
@nnoble
Point out the racism.
If it is ''overt'' that should be quite easy to do. That is unless ''overt'' and ''racism'' are both words you use without fully understanding their meanings.
Your lack of understanding of Tower Hamlets and your ability to take offence, especially on behalf of others, and where there wasn't any, certainly doesn't make you more virtuous or intelligent than anyone else.
I'm just telling you the main points of a BBC Panorama documentary I watched about Tower Hamlets. If you believe Tower Hamlets have been represented unfairly, by all means write to the BBC and let them know the damage they are doing to an area clearly close to your heart. If your letter is witty enough perhaps Ann Robinson will read it out on Points of View with a dubbed over exaggerated American accent.
@Napolean
You may be getting your Pakistanis and Bangladeshis/Somalis confused?
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