Why hasn't Mu Cuo opened it yet?

There may be many reasons why Mucuo is not strong in demolition:

1. Policy reason: The government may not include Mucuo in the demolition plan for the time being. This may be because the government has considered many factors when formulating policies, such as community needs, budget, future planning and so on.

2. Economic reasons: If Mucuo is demolished, it may involve high expenses, including compensation, resettlement and reconstruction for residents. This may cause economic pressure to the government and developers, so they may choose not to carry out demolition for the time being.

3. Reasons for social stability: Demolition often involves the relocation and resettlement of a large number of residents. For the sake of maintaining social stability, the government may decide to suspend or cancel some demolition plans.

4. Reasons with historical value: Some buildings or communities with historical value may be preserved and protected to inherit and preserve historical and cultural heritage. Because of its historical value or special significance, Mu Cuo may be regarded as an object that needs to be preserved and protected.

It should be pointed out that these reasons are not absolute, and the actual situation may be adjusted due to changes in regional policies, economic conditions and social needs. Generally speaking, there may be many reasons for Mucuo not to be demolished, which need to be evaluated according to local policies and actual conditions.