The Secret Society Living Underneath China

Bring_Harmony
Published on Aug 7, 2020
This secret society also called "Shuzu" reach up to 1 million citizens and they're all living right underneath China. These citizens go through secret entrances concealed in shops, business or even residential buildings.

Most underground residents have day jobs like everyone else however menial. And when they head back home, itâ€™s usually through secret entrances concealed in shops, businesses, or residential buildings. What life is like underground and why up to a million people choose to make their homes below the cityâ€™s surface is the subject of this video, which tries to shed some light on the lives of those in the darkness of a substandard sanctuary.

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