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Coming up, you might think that exploring a wealthy neighborhood is something reserved for real estate agents, but think again.
Young people are turning these high end communities into weekend hangouts.
Who needs tourist traps when you have luxurious pools, gyms and really nice gardens right in your own city?
It's a fun, accessible way to unwind.
But it also hits a deeper cultural shift in how we approach leisure.
So let's dive into this emerging trend and see what it's all about.
Why bother traveling to crowded tourist spots when the finest enjoyment are just around the corner?
Forget international travel or popular scenic spots.
Young people today are choosing reserve tourism, spending their weekends exploring all kinds of residential communities, especially the high end ones.
With scenic gardens, fancy gyms and outdoor pools that rival five star hotels.
These gated communities offer a taste of the good life without breaking the bank.
So when it comes to this particular topic, one thing very interesting is the idea of community areas or residential community area in China.
That was going to be question number one for me.
This is something that I haven't learned about just yet.
So please do tell me, when you say community, what exactly are you talking about?
I think it's more like an apartment complex area here in China.