The old town of South Sea City is vast, occupying one-fifth of South Sea City, encircling it in a semicircle on the periphery.
Some bitter people in South Sea have a saying.
If you move out of South Sea Old Town and into the other six districts, then you can be considered a South Sea person.
The old town is mostly filled with migrant workers or local South Sea people with low living standards.
You could say, the old town has the most poor people.
It's normal for a fifty square meter house to house three generations.
It's already evening.
In the alley, some heavily made-up women were flaunting themselves outside small bungalows.
They cast flirtatious glances at passing men and coquettishly approached to chat.
Some men pushed them away in annoyance, but the women weren't angry, just cheerfully moved on.
If they encountered shy ones, the women would tease them by pulling the men into their embrace, watching as the men ran away blushing, snickering among themselves.
