Huang Yan, director of the Beijing Municipal Commission of Urban Planning, told state media on July 14 that the move would also encourage people to move to the Tongzhou District from the more crowded Dongcheng, Xicheng and Chaoyang districts.Let's see what happens to the land.
...The relocation could involve 1 million people, including civil servants and their families, leaving overcrowded downtown areas, urban planning officials estimate.
The move is part of government efforts to rein in population growth in the capital to tackle traffic and air pollution problems. Beijing's party secretary, Guo Jinlong, said at the meeting that the government wants the population of six urban districts to fall by 15 percent by 2020.
Easter Eggs (1 of 21): Hot Air
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FEEDPreface to all 21 parts: This is a special holiday weekend, because not
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