A different Jakarta in Indonesia, with slums, bustling businesses, and shopping malls full of big brands

1. 80% of Indonesia's population is concentrated on Java Island, with Jakarta and Surabaya as the two economic centers. Surabaya has many factories.
2. There is nothing to see in Jakarta. PIK City is said to be an island filled with sand by some wealthy Chinese. I was shocked by the gap between the rich and the poor here again.
3. Figure 1 is the largest stationery wholesale market in the area. I was deeply shocked. It was dirty and messy in the 1990s, but it was really prosperous and the wholesale market with the largest flow of people. On the contrary, shopping malls in Indonesia are very luxurious, and some foreign brands may not be available in China. The super-large commercial complexes are not inferior to those in China.
4. There is nothing fun in Jakarta as a whole, except for a Gallery Google Galeria Sophilia, there are the dragon robes of Qianlong and Yongzheng, as well as Yongzheng's dragon chair and jade seal, and densely packed cultural relics of all sizes, such as the 20-meter-long "Along the River During the Qingming Festival" from the late Qing Dynasty, from the Warring States Period to the late Qing Dynasty. I was shocked but not very happy after seeing it. What kind of fate made them exiled here? But on the other hand, if they were in China, could they be preserved intact like this?
(The gallery is only open on Sundays, in an office building, the 7th floor is full of paintings, the 8th floor is mainly cultural relics from China, and photography is not allowed on the 8th floor)