Everything truly is bigger in China – they have ghost cities, not ghost towns, and they are huge. In fact, it would be easy to run out of adjectives trying to describe their size:
There’s city after city full of empty streets and vast government buildings, some in the most inhospitable locations. It is the modern equivalent of building pyramids.
Business Insider highlights some of these ghost cities, which you can check out here. (Highlights include a completely empty avante-garde art museum, a deserted $19 billion development, and a university designed for 2.3 million students that has 11,000 enrolled.)