Inside China’s gated communities for the poor
Once a symbol of affluence, gates are now used as a form of ‘sealed management’ for low-income villages.
Mark MacKinnon, Shoubaozhuang, China
Gated villages in China have for years been symbols of affluence; places where the rich can live in villa-style homes, surrounded by private schools and swimming pools, with fences to keep out those who don’t belong.
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