ニューヨーク・タイムズのインスタグラム(nytimes) - 10月24日 23時29分

At first glance, the coal city of #Datong in northern #China displays the hopeful signs of change that President Xi Jinping had in mind when he promised his nation a new “China dream.” Rows of shiny solar panels have mushroomed on farmland ruined by mining. (@bdentonphoto captured these solar panels outside the village of Xiaoyaotou.) Some 74,000 villagers are being moved into newly built apartments. A drive to clean up government has brought the arrest of several city officials who grew rich on kickbacks. In an agenda-setting report at a Communist Party congress in Beijing this past week, #XiJinping held out a new dream of a China that would become cleaner, more prosperous and fairer in sharing the benefits of its increasing wealth. To succeed, the China dream has to take root in rural and rust-belt backwaters like Datong, where many of China’s almost 1.4 billion people still live. But to hear locals in this former capital of China’s coal industry tell it, the bustling scenes of construction mask a stark disconnect between bright promises and their hardscrabble reality. The China dream, they say, has yet to deliver what they need most: better jobs, improved health care and affordable housing. Visit the link in our profile to read more.

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