斥资2.7亿元的文化长廊,为何如此短命,主要是政策调整（Spend 270 million yuan of cultural corridor, why so short-lived, mainly policy adjustments）.docVIP

斥资2.7亿元的文化长廊,为何如此短命,主要是政策调整（Spend 270 million yuan of cultural corridor, why so short-lived, mainly policy adjustments） Spend 270 million yuan of cultural corridor, why so short-lived? The main thing is policy adjustment. Hekou County news spokesman said. In 2013, according to the requirements of the Yunnan provincial Party committee and the provincial government, the cultural corridor will be transformed into urban public space and platform. The project has been opposed by several local officials Hekou County in Yunnan province has a Chinese ASEAN International Tourism Culture estuarine landscape corridor (hereinafter referred to as the cultural corridor ) project, the February 2011 completion of the project by the local as border pearl, a total investment of 270 million yuan. But in May 23, 2014 3 years later, the project began construction, demolition compensation costs conservatively estimated to be about 300 million yuan, higher than its construction costs. According to the official response to the mouth of the county, is located in the Sino Vietnamese border on the Red River embankment, is designed for commercial, cultural, tourism in one of the architectural landscape, due to a serious impact on shops along the landscape, the masses become a hot issue. The local informed sources, due to the national boundarie project, several local officials who have been opposed, but it through the government approval issues and, after the completion of the demolition decision soon. The local principal leaders advocate The estuary is the most prosperous county of Honghe Hani and Yi Autonomous prefecture. This border town, across the Red River from Vietnams old street Province, is the first class port of the state. On the terrain, Hekou County is almost surrounded by peaks and red rivers. Want to expand the new city, have one. River mouth officials say. In early 2010, a business project named China ASEAN estuary international tourism cultural landscape corridor was written to