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“The Great Hall of the People” Or maybe more aptly called The Great Hall of the CCP.
The Western media caricature of this place is very cold and harsh. It’s a place full of real people after all. The video is very striking for me. China Daily has put some warmth into the place.
@YinYang
Actually I got the opposite feeling. While the production value was high in the video, all I could think of was the corruption, Princeling scandals, and disconnected bureaucrats.
@colin
I actually have the same view when looking at Capital Hill.
@Ray
No argument here. Government sucks at both superpowers.