Why is the ancient town of Zhujiangyuan in Qujing City, Yunnan Province called a ghost town?

It's a little sad to read the author's pictures and texts. Qujing, the second largest city in Yunnan and the top ten livable cities in China, feels inappropriate to wear such a laurel, but I don't know what's so special about Qujing, but I still like Qujing. Although it is not as prosperous as Kunming, if a city without tourism wants to develop, it still depends on industry, but Qujing is mostly heavy industry, which is somewhat contradictory to livability. Even after leaving San'guo City, artificial tourism is not realistic. There is no floating population, but the slogan of eating in Qujing is also deceptive. Finally, after thinking about it, it is still livable. How to be livable, regulated by the government, develop sites and plots, and plan fresh, greener and wider roads and larger squares; The development of southern movies is limited, but it is still the most lively place. The government of the economic development zone in the western movies has to try its best to introduce more light industry. There are many open spaces in the east, which are suitable for ecological and human development. Isn't the land there very fat? Some people can plant trees. I mean rare plants, and it is best to divide them into seasonal ornamental plants and flowers, not grapes, so that people can eat and walk in the forest. The key point is that the northern part of the city is connected with Zhanyi in the north. Realizing the future plan of millions of people is a sum of money. There are no schools and gymnasiums there now, but what I want to say is why the ancient town is a ghost town. Of course, the author has a lot of graphic explanations, but personally, it is the key that the matching can't keep up. A beautiful city with mountains, water and amusement parks. Of course, culture is very important. How can we make up for it without these advantages? I think it should have characteristics, the characteristics of the big cities at the source of the Pearl River. For example, a pedestrian street can be built at the source of the Pearl River. The road is wide enough and the building is attractive enough. Isn't there a river in the Pearl River source playground? Can be used, but the premise is to control pollution, not like Jiang Baishi Park. In short, anything related to the source of the Pearl River can be done. I hope to have the same leadership as Shenzhen Xiaoping, but the government should support developers. If they are financially rich, they can help each other and control house prices. Developers want to make money, they can develop with Qujing first. * * * progress, not for the purpose of profiteering. The floating population has increased, and its eyes have turned to Qujing. Are developers still afraid of having no money to earn? Look at Kowloon. No matter the environment or the supporting facilities, it can be compared with any place in Kirin. However, if the development in the middle of Quzhan Avenue is cut off, Zhanyi and Qujing are still Zhanyi Qujing, and no one wants to go to a place where nothing is convenient for shopping and consumption. Three years ago, I thought that if it was developed before the 14 provincial games, it would undoubtedly be a big business card for the future Pearl River source city. Unfortunately, it was too late, but it doesn't matter. I believe that the future of Qujing will be smooth sailing, with more things and elements unique to so-called big cities. I didn't say it until I saw the author's Lost Ancient Town. In fact, I only sent pictures because I love Qujing. Similarly, I am not from Qujing, but I support Qujing. There are still many gaps. Many potential cities have developed well and improved everyone's quality of life. My education is limited. The above is entirely my personal opinion. Good luck to Qujing and the big cities in the Pearl River Delta in the future.