r/interestingasfuck • u/Sebastianlim • 17h ago
The remains of the "Romandisea Titanic" construction project, a Chinese replica of the famous ship which was meant to be permanently docked on the Qijiang River as a hotel. Construction began in 2015, but was later halted. The project remains abandoned to this day.
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u/DisenchantedByrd 16h ago
I’m starting to think that there was a bubble in Chinese real estate.
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u/Implodepumpkin 13h ago
Shhhhh. You can't talk about that. Honestly, there was some wild stories I used to hear but almost zero news now. I guess things evened out?
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u/Coreshine 10h ago
That's the fun part about economic bubbles: you only know for sure it was a bubble once it bursts.
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u/Wonderful_Trash6804 14h ago
Not just the boat, but the infrastructure around the boat is impressive. To go to such length and halt the project is crazy.
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u/apetalous42 10h ago
It's interesting to me that China is so big it can contain several mega cities with intense population density but also has seemingly so many huge abandoned structures.
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u/577564842 12h ago
If they were not going to dock it against the replica of the iceberg then it would have been a wasted opportunity anyway.
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u/HansBooby 15h ago
congratulations on the near 1:1 recreational of titanic as it looks today