What is the economic strength of the investment enterprise in the unfinished project of Sichuan Zhongdan Andersen Fairy Tale Paradise?

At present, many local industries are pursuing face-saving projects, and many projects have gone bad. Bazhong, Sichuan is one of them. Even many projects with an area of nearly 1, mu and an investment of billions are in a state of suspension and unfinished business. The Sino-Danish Andersen Fairy Tale Paradise project is also in an unfinished state, covering an area of nearly 5, mu. Details

A nearby villager said that the company started to demolish and expropriate land in 213, and began to level the land and implement development projects in 214. However, as soon as the land of the first phase of the project was leveled, it stopped working. It has been seven years now, and the project has been abandoned. This Andersen Fairy Tale Paradise project is located in Sanfeng Village. According to public information, this project is a key cultural tourism project in Bazhong City, featuring Nordic cultural tourism. Now the project has a hill, but it has been razed to the ground. Moreover, due to long-term neglect, the site has been covered with weeds and there is a lot of rain. The construction project department was built in this site a few years ago, and there is a mountain behind it. Walking along the project department, some locals said that another site is where the resettlement housing project is located, and now there is not even a foundation. There is an overview of the project on the site, which shows that this fairy tale paradise project covers an area of 114 mu. However, local villagers said that this is only the first phase of the project, and the whole project is divided into three phases, covering an area of more than 5,8 mu. Some villagers told reporters that the land occupied by this project mainly includes Sanfeng Village, Baiheshan Village and Berlin Village. Among them, Sanfeng Village occupies the land of three groups and has involved 5 to 6 villagers. Moreover, there are not only cultivated land, but also houses of villagers. After their house was demolished, these villagers had to rent a house in the city. When the land was expropriated, the district government did not give the villagers relevant agreements. The villagers said that the construction scene at that time was very magnificent. Many temporary flat houses have also been built for workers to live in, but they have long since been abandoned. In any case, we hope to do less unfinished projects and more practical things for the people.