France has established a "European City" in Africa, but why should we separate the poor from the rich?

France established the "European City" in Africa, which is the famous Casablanca. I believe that friends who have seen "Bourne ultimatum" must be familiar with Casablanca, but this city should separate the poor from the rich. Many friends expressed doubts. In fact, this is the necessity of urban development. Many cities, especially those in capitalist countries, have poor areas and rich areas.

Casablanca is the largest port city in Morocco and the most "modern" city in this African country. Casablanca has a long history. It was a trade center in ancient Rome and Berber times. After Casablanca was occupied by France, the architectural style of the city and people's living habits were deeply influenced by western culture.

The city of Casablanca is mainly divided into two parts: the old city and the new city. The new town is the residential area of European immigrants, and the old town is the residential area of Arabs and Jews. The obvious difference between the old city of Casablanca and the new city lies in people's clothes, and the modernity and fashion of the new city are in sharp contrast with the old city. Walking in the business center of the new town will make you feel like walking on the streets of a European city. The old city is mainly inhabited by small businessmen and some middle and lower class civilians, and there are shanty towns on the edge of the old city. The residents of the new town are mostly European immigrants and people with upper-middle social status, and the European-style buildings on both sides of the street are very obvious.

From the14th century, a large number of Jews fled to Morocco, so Morocco accepted a large number of European talents. Casablanca today is a new city built by the French in Africa. Western culture is deeply influenced and rooted here.