Exploring Tianducheng, The Ghost Town Paris of China

Tian Ducheng is a luxury real estate development in Hongdao, China, designed to mimic Paris. Despite its capacity for 10,000 residents, only 2,000 live there, giving it a ghost town feel. This is partly due to its remote location surrounded by farmland. The development features a replica of the Eiffel Tower and French-style architecture, making it a popular spot for wedding photos. The project reflects China's rapid economic growth and the trend of modeling new developments on famous Western cities, highlighting the idea that imitation is a form of flattery.

Describe the architectural features of Tian Ducheng.

What does the phrase 'imitation is the sincerest form of flattery' imply in the context of Tian Ducheng?