What about the house in the First Hong 'en International Living Area?

No, there are too many people in such a large community and the property management is very poor. There is no distinction between people and cars in the community. On the last shift, if you drive out, you will be stuck in front of the community for 2 hours. If it is the third phase, there will be several heavy rains, and the cars in the community garage will be flooded, and the cars on the street will also be flooded. In addition, there are no large supporting hospitals and schools around the community. There is only one business district. The only advantage is that there is Dashiba Station on Line 5. The Hong En Temple in the back hill was only excavated a little. Community owners hope to set up owners' committees. After two years of hard work, we finally reached the final voting stage. The property invited thugs to intervene, grab tickets and destroy banners. Owners reported the community, streets, and even invited people from the police station, which did not play any role. After living here for at least 5 years, the management of the community is getting worse and worse. It is difficult to change attributes.