what we are seeing is the very near future...very little actual man power in shipyards..all robotic...If you listen to the video..all about less man powers, more efficiency, more accuracy, no mistakes or repairs...if you saw...very few humans were actually working in the shipyard compared to NNSY or Newport News...very scary,,what took 27 men now takes 5...imagine what other reductions in force was done in the name of robotics?? The warehouses ,even, were all robotic..and CLEAN...as was the entire yard...the U S Shipbuilding industry is in for some big trouble....
As an ex shipping veteran, the Chinese yards were still backwards in early 2000s, Even Jiangnan. My clients built newbuilts in Japan which have much in quality and service support.I am sure many quality Chinese shipyards have risen to the tasks recently, looking at the foreign vessels being built there. If quality is maintained, Chinese prices and continuing on stream ancillary ancillary supplies are readily available, it would be hard for Japanese to compete. Both Japan and Korea don't have the steel scale to compete with China. The European and Japanese makers on tool and machineries are keen to sell to China yards as a long term customers. Kudos to Jiangnan.
Like South Korea and Japan, China will face serious difficulties in finding workers in the future due to its low birth rate. Shipbuilding is a typical manpower-intensive industry. Both Korean and Japanese shipbuilding industries collapsed due to a shortage of shipbuilding workers.
@@하늘을나는돼지-n8e True. But India wanted to build ships too but their labour have landed on ME, Singapore and Malaysian Yards which are small in comparison and doing repairs more often. Hence, skill development is rather limited due to limited period of employ. There is also no large shipping groups there.
( all RMB ) with $ 43 Trillions unable repay debt accumulated by all local governments , 560 millions citizen with $ 0 saving , 260 millions unemployment , ( 2nd Qt. 2021 ) 170 millions people have average debt of $130,000 , 600 millions people monthly income below $ 1000 , 0.61% ( @ 10M ) families in the country control 30% of whole nation's wealth. State owned companies control the another 67% , you tell me what's going on and what will be the future of China ?
@@cpgeorge4442 LOL different country have different living cost, $1000 a month in china is pretty good already. even if they make $100 a month i bet they will still save some money, that's just how chinese manage their money. i never met a chinese without any saving. LOL. ethnic chinese are well known to have one of the biggest saving-income ratio in any country. there's no way 500million chinese didn't have a saving. that's just made up bullshit
The ship shown in the video was the first dual-fuel container ship and delivered in September 2020 th-cam.com/video/pU-JUZpaSkw/w-d-xo.html Watch how China built the world largest SUPER LNG CARRIER at this shipyard 10 years ago, and the 3rd aircraft carrier is building at this shipyard too: th-cam.com/video/ODp2QsYzZWA/w-d-xo.html Watch the documentary of China type 054 stealth guided missile frigate was build here 18 years ago: th-cam.com/video/ncZPmS8NSuo/w-d-xo.html
damn, whoever made this video is crazy good at both translating and making it into authentic English dialogue. As a native Chinese speaker, I can literally follow along with the machine voice with the original Chinese sub. you should go ask for a job at the studio to make dubs for foreign viewers lol...
They got a few of the technical terms wrong but the translation gets the concept right, I think if the translator did not know the English word they translated from Chinese using English grammer. I am not being critical, it s a good documentary better than many modern western documentaries.
@@ValExperimenter true, but i think what the author did was he google translated every word from the clip and then read through the English transcript to make few adjustments on the authenticity. I don't know what kind of tech they have out there right now, but solely from the synchronization of the audio convince me that he did know both English and Chinese pretty well.
@@lingchenzeng5745 Thank you for confirming authenticity of the translation. China is still kinda closed from western public due to its political system and language barrier. But thanks to translatetd documentaries like this one, we can get at least a sneek peak into development of China. The balance on the world is shifting from hegemonic to multipolar. And China is the main force pushing the changes forward.
I hope they mean first for China at 1:35, because China wasn’t the first to do any of those things. Britain was the first at pretty much all of the things listed and invented all of them.
Had to laugh when they said "high labor cost" when associated with Chinese pay rates. Nahhh. But that automatic plate former is pretty damn cool. Neat to see they are innovating so much.
It is high pay rate. Yes, it is not as high, say US or EU pay rate, but it is still far higher than all the other developing countries and some of the developed countries as well.
I hope they build Titanic 2 when it set sail in 2022 histories will repeat itself 😀😄😄😄😄😄😄😄😄😄😄😄😄😄😄😄😄😄😄😄😄😄😄😄😄😄😄😄😄😄😄😄😄😄😄😄😄😄😄😄😄😄😄😄😄😄😄😄😄😄😄😄😄😄😄😄😄😄😄😄😄😄😄😄😄😄😄😄😄😄😄😄😄😄😄😄😄😄😁🚢🌆🗽
Do they pay their employees $2000 a week like in the states? And here in an 8 hour day ppl work about 4 or 5 hours and just sit around and talk the rest lol
only this type of factory can produce vehicles travel beyond our galaxy, and defend the earth from extraterrestrial force. this is beyond the concept of economy.
Well if the World's largest shipyard wasn't in Gdansk, Poland, I guess the story would be true. Where are 6 of 10 super tankers and container ships on the ocean built? Gdansk. Where has RUSSIA had it's last 6 carriers built? (Excepting the nukey power plants) Gdansk. Ask any merchant marine skipper-who builds the BEST merchant ships? The Poles! The Japanese a distant second, the Koreans a far distant third. The US Coast Guard will tell you what container ships can take North Atlantic winter storms without breaking down or breaking-up- Polish built ones and NO ONE ELSES! Also Pacific typhoons...and a$$-hole Suez Canal Pilots can't run theirs aground!
From what I gather, the Gdansk has fallen into hard times. It now employs about a tenth (2000) vs. over 20000 in it's glory days. It also needs life support from various EU firms.
Don't just compare it with before 1949. A country cannot produce high-quality steel without importing foreign iron ore. Haven't you seen that many Chinese-built ships will rust within a few years at sea? China’s number of ships produced and built is the largest in the world, but technology and design have always been behind other shipbuilding countries. How far can it go?
@Nigg Tube2 @ it is just back to regular pricing , MIC product was cheap as dirt under price , in fact, many products selling here already not from China
@@joeextraknow2854 As a free thinking person, I can comment on any subject I choose, at anytime I want, because unlike people in China, I am a free person!
That CNC press is pretty cool, never seen anything like that before.
Now others can copy it just like they do.
Wonder how long before Americans copy it and claim the Chinese copied theirs.
Love and support China from Peshawar Pakistan . ❤️
Excellent content. Keep posting please.
what we are seeing is the very near future...very little actual man power in shipyards..all robotic...If you listen to the video..all about less man powers, more efficiency, more accuracy, no mistakes or repairs...if you saw...very few humans were actually working in the shipyard compared to NNSY or Newport News...very scary,,what took 27 men now takes 5...imagine what other reductions in force was done in the name of robotics?? The warehouses ,even, were all robotic..and CLEAN...as was the entire yard...the U S Shipbuilding industry is in for some big trouble....
it is really incredible, the quality and consistency...amazing progress.
The multiple pod press is impressive, China's way ahead the West.
As an ex shipping veteran, the Chinese yards were still backwards in early 2000s, Even Jiangnan. My clients built newbuilts in Japan which have much in quality and service support.I am sure many quality Chinese shipyards have risen to the tasks recently, looking at the foreign vessels being built there. If quality is maintained, Chinese prices and continuing on stream ancillary ancillary supplies are readily available, it would be hard for Japanese to compete. Both Japan and Korea don't have the steel scale to compete with China. The European and Japanese makers on tool and machineries are keen to sell to China yards as a long term customers. Kudos to Jiangnan.
Like South Korea and Japan, China will face serious difficulties in finding workers in the future due to its low birth rate. Shipbuilding is a typical manpower-intensive industry. Both Korean and Japanese shipbuilding industries collapsed due to a shortage of shipbuilding workers.
@@하늘을나는돼지-n8e True. But India wanted to build ships too but their labour have landed on ME, Singapore and Malaysian Yards which are small in comparison and doing repairs more often. Hence, skill development is rather limited due to limited period of employ. There is also no large shipping groups there.
@@Li-ty4ve
Even 10 years ago, we thought similarly about China.
The future is nobody knows.
china makes more ships than the rest of the world combined. they aren't just competing, they're crushing the competition
@@하늘을나는돼지-n8eEndia needs more toilets!
Great all world country Chaina🇨🇳💞
I work in a shipyard and I run a cnc plasma table. That cnc press is amazing and imma have to show my superintendent it lol.
ace post cant wait for the next one
Amazing progress in technology advancement by China... 👍👍
They stole it all from America
The video seems very interesting, but the translation could do some more work.
Impressive. China ship building technologies lead to deep sea power.
Well done Chinaa, you r next super power country
( all RMB )
with $ 43 Trillions unable repay debt accumulated by all local governments ,
560 millions citizen with $ 0 saving ,
260 millions unemployment , ( 2nd Qt. 2021 )
170 millions people have average debt of $130,000 ,
600 millions people monthly income below $ 1000 ,
0.61% ( @ 10M ) families in the country control 30% of whole nation's wealth.
State owned companies control the another 67% ,
you tell me what's going on and what will be the future of China ?
@@cpgeorge4442 LOL chinese with no saving? LOL... what a joke.
@@michael-qt3er @ this is China CCP PM Mr. Li 's report : 600 millions people in China monthly income less than 1000.
then , save what ?
@@cpgeorge4442 LOL different country have different living cost, $1000 a month in china is pretty good already. even if they make $100 a month i bet they will still save some money, that's just how chinese manage their money. i never met a chinese without any saving. LOL. ethnic chinese are well known to have one of the biggest saving-income ratio in any country. there's no way 500million chinese didn't have a saving. that's just made up bullshit
@@michael-qt3er @ 1000 is RMB , not USD , dumb dumb ! 1000 in China can fill a phone usage bill for 3 months. barely
合作愉快的一天
So advanced shipyard.
By the way, i love Suzhounese (Wu) dialect. Its sounded pretty cools.
The English in the script needs review before production. Otherwise a fine video.
The ship shown in the video was the first dual-fuel container ship and delivered in September 2020 th-cam.com/video/pU-JUZpaSkw/w-d-xo.html
Watch how China built the world largest SUPER LNG CARRIER at this shipyard 10 years ago, and the 3rd aircraft carrier is building at this shipyard too:
th-cam.com/video/ODp2QsYzZWA/w-d-xo.html
Watch the documentary of China type 054 stealth guided missile frigate was build here 18 years ago: th-cam.com/video/ncZPmS8NSuo/w-d-xo.html
damn, whoever made this video is crazy good at both translating and making it into authentic English dialogue. As a native Chinese speaker, I can literally follow along with the machine voice with the original Chinese sub.
you should go ask for a job at the studio to make dubs for foreign viewers lol...
Sounds like a translation by CCTV itself, from the accent.
They got a few of the technical terms wrong but the translation gets the concept right, I think if the translator did not know the English word they translated from Chinese using English grammer. I am not being critical, it s a good documentary better than many modern western documentaries.
@@ValExperimenter true, but i think what the author did was he google translated every word from the clip and then read through the English transcript to make few adjustments on the authenticity. I don't know what kind of tech they have out there right now, but solely from the synchronization of the audio
convince me that he did know both English and Chinese pretty well.
@@lingchenzeng5745 Thank you for confirming authenticity of the translation. China is still kinda closed from western public due to its political system and language barrier. But thanks to translatetd documentaries like this one, we can get at least a sneek peak into development of China.
The balance on the world is shifting from hegemonic to multipolar. And China is the main force pushing the changes forward.
@@bearpolo3618 CCTV has its own English channel. This channel is amateur copycat.
🌹🇨🇳🌹
I hope they mean first for China at 1:35, because China wasn’t the first to do any of those things. Britain was the first at pretty much all of the things listed and invented all of them.
you are right. But she meant to all those things were done first in China because of this factory. She did not mean to first in the world though.
? Around 1:00 mark, the video clearly states that it is describing the particular factory, which was making the first of these items for China.
Very interesting! Do you give guided factory tours?
只有你想不到 没有我们做不到
Zhi you Ni Xiang bu dao, mei you wo men zuo bu dao
Impressive !!
i love the speed of construction hats off to the 20000 workers
Amazing
incredible and in the next 50 years will surpass even this.
I love the machine at 5:00 that is brilliant.
Remind me of the 2008 Beijing Olympic Opening Performance. That human powered type printing.
Insane machine
It's computer controlled so you can control each hammer separately to achieve the programmed shape.
Hyundai Heavy Industries shipyard is most likely the world leader.
They built Dali the ship crashed a bridge in Baltimore.
Korea made ships causes headache to seafarers than Chinese made ships.
Why need to say largest?important is the salary paid and quality of services..
OMG its incredible
Great China
I want this shipyard, nose goes
Best wishes to all the workers there building to defend the motherland against aggressors.
You mean Taiwan's motherland? Lmao
building war ship in this speed , who is aggressor ?
Luck was lucky
Had to laugh when they said "high labor cost" when associated with Chinese pay rates. Nahhh. But that automatic plate former is pretty damn cool. Neat to see they are innovating so much.
It is high pay rate. Yes, it is not as high, say US or EU pay rate, but it is still far higher than all the other developing countries and some of the developed countries as well.
I hope they build Titanic 2 when it set sail in 2022 histories will repeat itself 😀😄😄😄😄😄😄😄😄😄😄😄😄😄😄😄😄😄😄😄😄😄😄😄😄😄😄😄😄😄😄😄😄😄😄😄😄😄😄😄😄😄😄😄😄😄😄😄😄😄😄😄😄😄😄😄😄😄😄😄😄😄😄😄😄😄😄😄😄😄😄😄😄😄😄😄😄😄😁🚢🌆🗽
Anyone who can help me finding the job in shipbuilding
No1 . Ship yards in S,korea China never can't win korean ship bulider
003is here
I honestly and foolishly believed ALL Chinese ships were hand-made by thousands of workers. 🤓
Do they pay their employees $2000 a week like in the states? And here in an 8 hour day ppl work about 4 or 5 hours and just sit around and talk the rest lol
the woman presenter 90% looks like my ex
whats her @?
We're very jealous of China from US.
Bravo China
only this type of factory can produce vehicles travel beyond our galaxy, and defend the earth from extraterrestrial force. this is beyond the concept of economy.
Holy Shit
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Well if the World's largest shipyard wasn't in Gdansk, Poland, I guess the story would be true. Where are 6 of 10 super tankers and container ships on the ocean built? Gdansk. Where has RUSSIA had it's last 6 carriers built? (Excepting the nukey power plants) Gdansk. Ask any merchant marine skipper-who builds the BEST merchant ships? The Poles! The Japanese a distant second, the Koreans a far distant third. The US Coast Guard will tell you what container ships can take North Atlantic winter storms without breaking down or breaking-up- Polish built ones and NO ONE ELSES! Also Pacific typhoons...and a$$-hole Suez Canal Pilots can't run theirs aground!
From what I gather, the Gdansk has fallen into hard times. It now employs about a tenth (2000) vs. over 20000 in it's glory days. It also needs life support from various EU firms.
Don't just compare it with before 1949.
A country cannot produce high-quality steel without importing foreign iron ore.
Haven't you seen that many Chinese-built ships will rust within a few years at sea?
China’s number of ships produced and built is the largest in the world, but technology and design have always been behind other shipbuilding countries. How far can it go?
You seem to have a pre 1949 mentality, do you? If you know nothing about the current state of China's shipbuilding industry, then shut up.
Nothing that regular maintenance can’t correct
@Nigg Tube2 @ the world sure can survive without red China
@Nigg Tube2 can the USA survive without China
@Nigg Tube2 @ it is just back to regular pricing , MIC product was cheap as dirt under price , in fact, many products selling here already not from China
Hack and smash production.
Holy propaganda!
Propaganda is often truthful.
Nice copies of the ALE/Mammoet moving trucks
"copies" pretty the the "original" couldnt even compete much less keep up with the "copy. lmao
They got one. Have you got one?
Pretty soon they will have a better one. And you have to catch up (copy).
it‘s much bigger and better，sour grapes
Student now surpasses the teacher.
It is to be hoped that Chinese shipbuilding is of better quality than their tofu dreg construction industry!
Here is one they built at that shipyard, before you comment any:
th-cam.com/video/ODp2QsYzZWA/w-d-xo.html
@@joeextraknow2854 As a free thinking person, I can comment on any subject I choose, at anytime I want, because unlike people in China, I am a free person!
almost every container vessel or LNG ship or oil ship, are either built in China or South Korea, like half half. Just a basic fact.
@@felixcat9318 Free, but uneducated
@@sergeikorolev922 Your self delusional sense of superiority is particularly amusing...
tiananmen square
天安门广场
USA！USA！USA！
Insane
You product of incest?
Great China !