How did the unfinished building of Jiudu Hot Spring in Yibin become a ghost building?

Street lamps collapsed, weeds were overgrown, fences were destroyed, doors and windows were damaged, and door locks were decayed. The moment I opened the door, a strong musty smell came to my face, and it was hard to describe that feeling. The villa covers an area of 400 mu. If night falls, there is no light under the sound of insects and birds, it is absolutely eerie.

In 2006, China Jiudu Hot Springs and Forest Villa were listed as one of the key projects of Yibin Tourism Development Association. "This will add a lot of color to Yibin's tourism resources.

In 2008, the project gradually faded out of people's sight because of the land use mode dispute and various debts owed by companies and individuals. The envisaged hot spring leisure project has never started, leaving only dozens of empty villas and weeds on the hillside.