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A notable aspect of Chongqing that struck Neil was the apparent lack of crime, homelessness, and litter. His observations painted a picture of a highly organized society, shattering preconceived notions typically held about large cities in developing nations.
However, it was not all positive. Neil expressed concern about the monitoring systems evident throughout the city. Surveillance cameras peppered the streets, indicating a robust tracking system that fueled worries about personal freedom.