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Eric G visits a futuristic school project in Zhuhai that began in 2015 but was never completed. His tour passes the cafeteria, main school building, student housing, and administrative building, where many rooms have furniture but remain empty. He describes construction delays linked to a nearby oil spill and later government restrictions. The campus sits beside a beach, oceanfront boulevard, and luxury condos, making its unfinished state more striking. Eric discusses the project's local impact and possible future, including whether the building could still be salvaged.
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Touring the unfinished school
Eric G visits a futuristic school in Zhuhai, China, that began construction in 2015 but was never completed. His tour starts at the pick-up and drop-off area and cafeteria, then continues through the main school building, student housing, and the administrative building. Many rooms contain furniture, but the campus remains empty. The video also shows a main boulevard and beach area along the oceanfront, with luxury condominiums nearby. The setting makes the incomplete school feel especially unusual: a large campus beside a developed coastline, still awaiting its intended use.
Eric explains that construction delays followed a nearby oil spill and subsequent government restrictions. There were multiple attempts to resume construction, but the school remains unfinished. The video does not establish a single resolved explanation for the project's future; instead, Eric discusses the possibility of turning the building into a high school and whether the partly constructed campus can be salvaged. The tour includes a Metal Gear sighting among the buildings and an unfinished, large-scale site.
The beach and the local impact
The campus is close to the beach and a long oceanfront boulevard. Eric walks through the area and comments on the contrast between the empty school, nearby residential buildings, and luxury condominiums. The beach and surrounding environment provide a view of the site's setting beyond the classroom blocks. He also notes the absence of homeless people squatting in the school, comparing this with what he has seen in America.
The visit raises questions about the oil spill's environmental impact, the government's decisions, and the future of an ambitious project that has not been completed. Eric reflects on the school's potential and the opportunity that may have been lost. His tour moves through the cafeteria, classrooms, dormitories, and administrative buildings, then out to the beach and boulevard, giving viewers a sense of both the campus and the surrounding neighborhood.
FAQs (From the traveler's perspective)
- Q: When did construction of the Zhuhai school begin?
- A: The project began in 2015 but was never completed. Eric tours unfinished classrooms, dormitories, a cafeteria, and administrative buildings.
- Q: Why was the school left unfinished?
- A: The video says construction delays followed a nearby oil spill and government restrictions. It also notes multiple attempts to resume construction.
- Q: What is around the school campus?
- A: The campus is beside an oceanfront boulevard and beach, with nearby residential buildings and luxury condominiums.
