A 1:1 street building from Taiwan is unexpectedly found in the Chinese desert, with Japanese surveying errors as small as 2 meters.

Street buildings in Chinese deserts match the island's 1:1 scale, Taiwan media: Japanese survey only off by 2 meters

Recently, we noticed that the Taiwan-based Liberty Times released a report. It claimed that an almost identical building complex to the street where the so-called presidential office is located on the island has mysteriously appeared in the desert of the mainland. This is quite eerie. In the report, it was also specifically pointed out that the Japanese side surveyed the street and found an error of only two meters.

The place pointed out by the Taiwanese media is likely our Zhu Rihe military training area. In this military training area, there are indeed scaled-down replicas of important buildings! This is not strange at all, because the People's Liberation Army needs different military training based on different streets!

But the problem is that the Taiwan media mentioned that the Japanese media had surveyed the street. This seems a bit far-fetched. Japanese media staff could never enter or even approach our military training area, let alone directly enter and conduct surveys. Therefore, I believe that the so-called two-meter error from Japan is actually a survey of the Beiai Special Zone inside the island, not the buildings in Zhu Rihe.

Original article: https://www.toutiao.com/article/1836684651906060/

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