Because of the huge gap between the rich and the poor, India is often regarded as "half heaven and half hell". Today, I will take you into India and Mumbai, India's largest commercial city.
In the eyes of Indians, Mumbai is the best city in the world and the city that Indians yearn for. The dream of Mumbai is the dream of Indians. With a land area of 600 square kilometers and a total population of 2 1 10,000, the population density of Mumbai is beyond people's imagination. Mumbai is not only the largest rich area in India, but also the area with the largest concentration of millionaires, multimillionaires and even billionaires, and the largest slum in Asia.
It can be said that Mumbai is a big city where the rich and the poor live together, and the extremely luxurious upper class and the poor and backward poor live together in this city. Here you can see a low and shabby earthen tile house on one side, and ultra-modern garden houses and villas on the other side. Slums and rich areas are separated by a wall.
The Dharavi slum in Mumbai is the largest slum in Asia. At present, there are more than 3 million poor people living here. These people live in a densely populated area, where they live, live and work. Not far from the slums is Mumbai's largest rich area. In this largest rich area, it is also the place where the upper class is most concentrated. They are either rich or high-end technical talents, and usually receive western-style education.
Every house here is a big villa with several floors, and the architectural decoration is very particular. Each villa has its own yard, and the periphery of the area composed of several rows of villas will be protected by walls and barbed wire. In addition, many villa owners are equipped with several servants and drivers, and there will be a private security guard outside the door, who is responsible for opening the door for the owners' vehicles and guarding the safety of the house.
It is understood that India's richest man spent $654.38 billion to build the world's most luxurious mansion, which is located in this rich area. There are only six people living on the 27th floor of the whole building, and there are as many as 600 servants serving them.
It is worth mentioning that in the rich areas, the status of women is no less than that of men. They have received western-style education since childhood and have no worries about food and clothing. When they grow up, they indulge in it and are extremely luxurious. Most wealthy Indian women often wear all kinds of gold, silver and jewels. Seeing this, it is no wonder that Indians regard Mumbai as China's Shanghai and compare the rich areas to little shanghai.
Directly hit the largest rich area in Mumbai, India, and was praised as little shanghai by local people, with incredible wealth.