Editing Komunitas Ren (section)

===Kendiao===
Kendiao itself predates New Liverpool by over a hundred years being founded in the 1650s, however when New Liverpool was founded housing policy within the city limits meant that businesses could not be opened in other parts of the city. The Kendiao Temple was built in 1878 and attracted more businesses to the area. By 1900, there where around 4,500 people living in the Kendiao District. By 1930, Kendiao had become the Ren-alternative to the central city with a thriving night market and restaurant scene. In the 1950s, the Costa administration heavily monitored activity, shutting down the Kendiao Daily Newspaper in 1957 over "anti-state propaganda". Businesses suffered due to Anti-Minjian sentiment as the area saw multiple incidents of violence. In the post-war period there was initial movement to the suburbs as much of the area has been damaged during the Battle of New Liverpool. However in the 1980s, developers began building high-rise developments and housing to encourage a economic re-birth. This was encouraged by the construction of Kendiao NLRTA station which allowed for the Ren population of New Liverpool to make weekly shopping trips. Today, Kendiao is officially a ward of New Liverpool, home to 110,230 people of which 60% are classified as Ren with a significant Haesanite population. Kendiao has become well-known for it's nightclubs and leisure attractions and is one of the centers of the S-Pop music genre.