Another super engineering in China shocks the world
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- In just a few decades, the Chinese have built more than 1 million bridges on this land. China has become the country with the most bridges on the planet.
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For those who still don't know, the bridge shown in this video is a part of China's Haoji Railway running from Inner Mongolia to Jiangxi Province. This railway mainly runs freight trains which transport coal and other fossil products from Inner Mongolia to southern China. The particular bridge is the bridge across the Fen River in Shanxi Province. The bridge was built so tall so as to ensure a smooth ride for ultra-heavy freight trains which can have trouble climbing steeper slopes. The bridge was completed on June 4, 2018 and built by the 4th Bureau of China Railway Engineering Cooperation.
Thanks for the extra info.
wonder how the transient future of this newly huge enterprise which has fallen into "crisis " of climate will be further dogged by climate summit 2021. those tall bridge piers should be looked as its cold tombstones, maybe.
@@Mruuiir Yeah, the west has more carbon emissions in the history than all of China combined, so suck it up. At least let China reach the amount of emissions the US had in the past two centuries, then talk about limiting it.
@@alexg3744 negative equality is unhelpful. instead of that advanced industrial countries are under obligation to support developing countries with alternative energy tech.
@@Mruuiir Just so you know in the US the major source of electricity is still coal burning.
Respect to all who worked on this project.
Just Amazing 🔥🔥🔥🔥
Respect from INDIA 🙏👍🇮🇳
When India is stepping up the plate? You guys are as many as them.
@@chesstictacs3107 🙏🙏
India will catch up quickly
@@chesstictacs3107 democracy 😔😔😔
Political debates NO WORK !!!!
@viraj ingale good work must be appreciated
Congratulations to the Chinese people for such magnificent work, it is only achieved with discipline and a lot of work, congratulations again, From the city of Concepción Chile
Not to mention its leaders putting China first and not fucking it over, over political correctness like in the US.
A lot of footage with very loud background music. It will be nice to include some explanation about the when, where, how and by who the bridge was built.
And why does it have to be so high & flat? Surely it would have been cheaper to make it with a dip in the middle, and slight incline at the ends. Don't their trains do inclines?
I'll double those comments. Though the footage seems like a propaganda film with no original English commentary, so they have just added a music sound track.
I thought I was the only one who saw the pylons as oversized and impractical. But I guess in China, they have the cash to burn therefore practicality is not an issue. I hope their cash won't get drained because projects like these cost in the Billions...
"...with very loud background music."??
You do know that you've got a volume control on your computer, don't you?
Most shocking - there is no single spoken or written comment, only an annoying monumental sound 😵👎
amazing and innovative infrastructure development construction technology ever seen , thanks engineers and builders in China
Old days I go back to hometown from Shenzhen to Shaoyang takes about 12hours bus or train, now it takes less than 4 hours by high speed train. :)
种花家挨踢兔 - 中国太了不起了、我爰我祖国
I'm from India, I want to visit China
邵阳哪的啊？我老家新邵的。
China had occupied my land
I will fucking destroy china by throwing all the Nuclear Weapons i have
fuck u china
Last year i'd been in a village of guangdong china, and there is a small river and i had to cross the river by small boat then, and what make me suprised was when i cameback to the village about a week there is a new bridge been built.. same spot with the boat boat before..lmao
Those giant machines at 7:25 are very impressive. Looks like it was custom-made for this project. Regards from South India.
The people who built that structure did a great job. The people who made this video did not.
Excatly
Why not ??
True. They apparently had no idea what the work train was doing.
Well said!!!
Coz they don't want to show such a challenging idem to show ...they feel lowering themselves.
Respect from India 🇮🇳
I respect ✊ your positive comments.
@@sks0403 good one
Let's unite for the well being of third world country people!
@@ycyang2698 huan ying
@@ycyang2698 You don't know the definition of thrid world 🤦🤦🤦
There is no such thing as that
The countries who didn't join anyone in cold war are 3rd world
Acc to this Switzerland is 3rd world
China infrastructure is amazing, it just continue to march forward and is leading the world.
Nice to see a country help build a modern world for everyone! 🙂
Super
Always an Engineers makes a country proud
Thanks for sharing this video 🎥 bro
I am not only impressed by what is being built but I am truly amazed by the methods and equipment deployed.
@SIMPSON Bart I think he means how the machine work.
A lot of Respect to this kind and magnitude of Engineering Principle... It's phenomenal.
China está mostrando al mundo que es líder en tecnologías de la construcción, pues diseña y consolas máquinas que hacen avanzar los más grandes proyectos de la Tierra
Great structure, some narration explaining timescales,method,technical issues overcome etc etc etc would have been nice
honestly, despite my love for civil engineering works especially for rail infrastructure, I don't see any point in building such an eyesore with those dimensions. 10m above the ground would've totally done the trick.
Flood plains for your info.... So understand the geography of the land
Edwin Choo 30 Meter floods? I doubt it
its not for the flood.its for the trains having difficult climbing the slopes.
Don't underestimate the same people who built the Great Wall thousands of years ago only with picks and shovels.
I just got to thinking about how swarms of Chinese built air bases for B-29 groups in WW2, using almost entirely hand tools and animal power. The Superfortress was a big, heavy airplane, that required fairly substantial runways and ramps and so forth, so we're not talking about plowing a field flat and laying out a grass airstrip here. :D
I am from Serbia i love CHINA..they come to my place in Nova Pazova and I am feeling amazing because they are building fast railroad acros my area WOW THANK YOU WONDERFULL CHINA THANK YOU WERY MUCH !!!!!
Thank you bro, I'm planning to visit Serbia next year, wish I could see your hometown.
@@lookingfrank Are you from CHINA?
@@13svetlost Yes I am
@@lookingfrank WOW you have to call me when you came here i want to go throu belgrade to show you some special places ok?
@@13svetlost Thank you bro. If I come, I will. Thank you again for your
generosity. Wish you and your people having a better and better life there.
Whatever you think of their politics, you just have to admit that the Chinese just get on and do it. The rest of the world just looks on in awe.
Chinese people are very very smart and know their stuff
If theres one thing big government does well when properly funded, its build infrastructure.
@James Lum 1.4 billion with average IQ of 105
You forgot envy and jealousy
@happy joe that time was gone. We use soft power no, LOL. 1. Raise the acquiring price 2. Stop power and water supplies of that area 3. At last, request to by force. Most people agree the acquiring because the price is dam high and with house in city as reward. That's Why you see so many chinese millions with low education level traveling around. world
I really do impress by Chinese engineers, how they work it’s very consistent and intensive also it’s very artistic . Well done Chinese people, just love it
That's why lots of buildings and bridges just unexpectedly collapse or warehouse burnt to the ground or explodes. Yeah they have the best engineering! lol
@@dlrsa2 stop talking dribble
@@dlrsa2 Experience from your country?
@@R8J5M9 Not really. We never had a bridge or buildings that suddenly collapsed. 😁😁😁😁
@@dlrsa2 as if the things you mentioned didn't happen in other countries.
Jan Lolling
> "Mont Hua railway" length 1800 km, costs 2000 Million RMB. From the inner Mongolia to Jiangxi. Above ground, no gradient for high speed rail at 300 to 400 kph. Cuts time to travel between cities to just hours, like 1/3 to 1/4. millions will use this to move between cities. China has construction army and mega machines to build this 24 x7, fast and cheap. Engineering is mega magnitude. Many super long and tall bridges, rails and roads they build are super huge and all over the world. In China 6000 miles of roads every year.
Well, they have 8x STEM graduate, lots of engineers. The ONE BELT is a huge never ending construction Project of the Century as well. VERY impressive China!!
wow ! what an engeneering achivement - again! logistics must have been incredible
This technology is not new, but the scale of the project is immense. Well, who ever has the funds to build a bridge like that, would also have some use for it. Only in about 10 to 15 years they would have to fork out the same money or more to get this structure repaired again. High pollution mixed with raising damp or fog will cause some serious problems. I've been repairing Bridges a lot and the higher they are the more costly they are.
They constructed Great Wall of China when there was no machines, now its with machine so it would be mind blowing
Its amazing what humans have figured out. Im 26 and still baffled by computer, cars , but ya know ehats the trippiest thing to think about... vinyl records. Like everything else you can explain like ok you hook a gear to this belt n it turns with copper wire motor bla bla but a fuckin piece of plastic and somehow just by the grooves of the needle it plays noise?!?! Like wut the fuck lol
I am from Italy i love CHINA
Stay in china
@@Thatvam teri kyon fatti
@@raj25s teri kyon jali?
You are not good
Say it now
Chinese have it in their DNA, from the time they built Great wall till date.
@待化的冰 Qin Shihuang - Ive been to his grave outside of Xian. He was a great leader indeed.
@长者居中 They didn't build pyramids. So what's the big deal? What is so shocking about building a railway ?
except they are built so poorly eveything is crumbling and failing
@@dotamaze Qin Shi Huangs grave is basically a giant Pyramid surrounded by the Terracotta Warriors.
@@manthroat like the bridge in michigan?
It's really the foundation for another Great Wall!!!
Omg. Just watching this made my heart jump.
Simply magnificent! Great engineering, well done China.
I'd hold off on compliments. They have bridges and giant skyscrapers collapsing and falling apart while only being a few years old. Turned out they were using literal garbage as filler. Go ahead and google "Chinese Garbage Bridge" and see all the bridges that are collapsing despite being built just a few years ago.
Amazing!
Its been long over due here where Im at. But telling the public tough, this is what your government is doing has a different contested reply.
Well Well it is for a high speed train, it is between two Ridges ,high speed trains need a level track. It is not a Roller Coaster.
tuborg carlsberg you mean like Japan?
Most logical yet witty answer.
You must mean like all highways in the "great" United States of America....as Trump say, we have the "best.......(fill in the f'in blanks) !!! "
@@jordan2042 Parts of it are. Ever been to Shanghai?
No
Don't expect anything less from the people who built the Great Wall. 👏
Really Chinese people are great.
Youre working to hard.
Great respect from north Europe.
And the three gorges dam.
Waste of resources is all I see
@@tankapples YOU JUST LAZY YOU NOT WANTED IN CHINA, YOU STAY IN LAZY USA STAY!!!!!!
Yes, I love s bridge architecture and design, any bridge has their personality, it gives me spiritual, intellectual and educational history distinction from others. It is best way to connect and bridge the gap between creative thinking and cross-cultural relationships.🤗
😍 smart girl! well said
Changai
changai
And meanwhile in my town here in jolly old England they have been arguing to 15 years about building a 12 mile ring road around the place to ease traffic congestion and improve traffic flows . These guys have looked at it and just done it.
Full credit to Chinese this bridge is amazing looking
Thomas the Tank Engine must be salivating over this.
I love China and Chinese
I wish the Chinese companies working on my country's bridge and trains were faster like these guys
Wow ! Impressive and a sight to behold.
From the chinese comments I read this: "Mont Hua railway" length 1800 km, costs 2000 Million RMB. From the inner Mongolia to Jiangxi.
Much respect to everyone who is involved with this one right here including the video as well.
Magnifique! Prouesse et compétence! "Ils n'ont peur de rien!" Admiration! Merci.
I think it would have been even more shocking if they had kept the camera still so we could actually see what was being built.
Somebody got a new drone but forgot the editing software.
Communist propaganda
@@scottporter1108 China has more high speed train railways than whole world combined. And they built it in last 10 years. Do you you still think it is just about communist propaganda? Chinese are developing their country at rate world newer had saw it before.
I think it’s that new railway network that will run from China to Singapore? I think.
@@scottporter1108 this kind of moron comes from ancient history for sure,, wake up folk open the door and see the world
This is China's menghua heavy haul railway, which is a special line to carry coal. It is 1900 kilometers long. That's why the railway is built so high
They build this only for carrying coal?
This heavy haul railway carries only coal now, and can carry goods in the future
China, your achievements are remarkable. Your infrastructure is becoming the envy of everyone. I hope America soon follows your lead.
America dont have cheap labor like china.
incedrible
The USA had the finest trains in the world....in 1945.
OMG!!! What has China started!!!
All in one package....
Wow, they sure can mix and lay some concrete.
These people could build HS2 in a month, it will take our clowns 10 years😅 absolutely amazing 👌
robert stirzaker took 10 yrs to built new world trade tower. China built the world’s largest high speed rail system (100s of vehicles and 28,000 miles of tracks, 80,000 miles of new highway/roads, dozens of hydro dams, an aqueduct river carrying water from flood prone south a 1000 miles to the dry north then turning 1000s of acres of Gobi sand to agricultural fields, a space program to rival any country’s program, graduated 1/2 a billion young engineers, scientists, doctors, technicians, AI/IT engineers, built several deep sea island bases, and the list continues...) and we built one government financed tower
Ours will still be here in 20 years theirs wont.
@@pradaxaboudraux368 why do you say thiers will not be able to last 20yrs?
@@johnnyflores7032 Because most of what has been built solely by chinese in china has fallen apart. Dont get me wrong 3 gorges dam has stood up to floods that probably would have broke most of USA dams however they had alot of outside help in building it.
But you get exactly what you choose, quality or speed?
When there’s a will, there’s always a way!
Hats off to the Chinese, that's a fantastic achievement
Hats off to the poor slaves who built it.
Congratulations to China for his method of building., 👏👏👏
What a colossal project amazing look at the size of the thing
Great video, friend! There are times when nothing better illuminates your path than a burning bridge. Enjoy your travels and good mood!
No matter what folks say about them, They really do try.
And achieve.
How many workers died?? It is a secret.
With the Brasilian iron... so far
Rather die while at work than sick at bed, or even worse at street.
@@WvhKerkhof They out perform you. White boy.
The video should show them building the columns. How did they get them in a straight line and the exact same height?
Lasers & GPS.
just search the other videos I'm watching it a year ago on how they do the column
One of the modern wonders of the world.a work of art .beautiful to behold. Congrats
chinese engineer has extraordinary mind
Due to the distance, I would think it would have been easier to build at grade level and just engineer at the approach of the hills on each end of the project.
Absolutely yeah! I was just going to say the same. Cheers!
But it would add curves and grades... If its for a high speed train the elevation needs to be constant with minimum curves or steep grades.
They never stop building 😱🤣
We should send obama over there to set up 2-3000 regulations to stifle all that ambition
Look how great it worked in America for almost a decade
You are not seeing tomorrow, you are seeing next century...👍
Increíblemente asombroso; mis felicitaciones y respeto al laborioso País de CHINA, eso se llama potencia mundial en actividad. Saludos desde España. China Gobierna y hace para el pueblo las mejores y titánicas obras. José A. G. Galán.
Apart from the video stuff...what a fantastic achievement . complete and utterly wonderful piece of engineering.
Hats off to Chinese Skill.Excellant.
That's where you want to be if the North Pole and South Pole starts melting.
"The great wall of China wasn't built in a day"..... "yyeah... about that...." ,, "OH NO!! DONT EVEN!!",, "wEll.. what can i say.. we're Chinese!!"
Sure, built in a day. Then completely crumbles and falls apart a couple years later. China has been having big issues with bridges and buildings collapsing after just a few years thanks to them building with literal garbage. Look it up, they got cheap and used literal garbage as filler. It's easy to put up buildings quickly when you don't give a care or thought to safety and standards.
I ❤️ that track laying machine! 🚝
In Peru, it will take 1000 years to build this project if ever done.
Well done China, well done ! You deserve to be #1.
that's why peru is still beautiful. it's not destroying mother mature for mindless profiteering.
Same in Ireland
Same in whole Europe..
I may be wrong, but I think this is Danyang-Kunshan Grand Bridge (丹昆特大桥; Dān-Kūn tèdà qiáo). It is a 165km (102 miles) long viaduct on the Beijing-Shanghai High-Speed Railway. It is the world's longest bridge.
It is in Jiangsu Province, in the Yangtze River Delta, characterized by lowland rice paddies, canals, rivers, and lakes. It includes a 9-km section across Yangxheng Lake in Suzhou. All this shows why it needed to be elevated.
The bridge passes through Yangtze population centers of Danyang, Changzhou, Wuxi, Suzhou and Kunshun. Construction began in 2006 and was completed in 2010 at a cost of $8.5 billion. It opened in 2011.
❤️ I love you China
Awesome!!!construction. Congrats to the workers involved in building a massive bridge 👍👍👍👌👌👌
Show to Modi-Shah and Nitin Gadhkari. They always busy in terrorizing the vulnerable and help the corrupt corporations.
Not all that great the us was doing it in 1913
U may be doing it since 1913, only NOW it has been highlighted. It's a praise & encouragement. So don't mention it's a stale news.👍👍👍😁😁
@@Justice_Peace1469 friend. No point in pointing the finger. These things cannot be done in a day or year indeed. Definitely there will br splendid improvements in our Country. Keep Ua fingers crossed. 👍👍👍😁😁
@@Justice_Peace1469
These type of infrastructure are not build in day. China has stable government with no accountability for its action. Whereas in India every there is election states or centre . So India remains in unstable, no long run policy and no serious attitude of people.
modern great wall China , amazing epick comeback
This bridge is build over a very wide valley. The hills on both sides are about the same hight. Therefore the bridge is that high and that long.
Greetings and respect to China from the Čech Republic 🇨🇿.
A Google Maps links would be great. Is seems to be a conventional line (good transport) because high speed trains can climb?
One of the reasons China is so fast is they have it down to a fine art now so can put down tracks, bridges in record time.
Impressive...It's massive! Is it meant to be a statement piece? If so, you nailed it. ☺
Wow going to be a super high speed train awesome engineering 👍👍👍👍
After watching this mega project video for 10 minutes nonstop, I'm still feeling shocked by its scale and size. The rail line is so straight and its curvature is so perfect even it is supported by an endless array of giant and hight concrete columns. And the engineering is purely genius. Awesome!
Chinese =)
Stunning video, the soundtrack also fists to this enormous and precise work.
Population of 100 people
Flat area
No mountain ranges or rivers to cross.
Seems ideal place to build a bridge
It’s to show everyone that earth is flat. But most will miss it, and wonder why.
It's done so that fertile agricultural land is kept free.
@@watsong24 - But why is the bridge so high? I think they probably plan to flood the entire region below with water. Probably building a huge deep fresh water lake (reservoir).
@@Ali-uz8qg I doubt it...
it is obviously a high speed rail link ..railways like to run flat but there should have been some explanation not just endless drone footage
for me i love that tall level of bridge...to oversee the whole view side to side...when riding in train that awesomely great and beautifull....
Richard aguilar has an English version of this high speed train bridge video.
Exquisitely Beautiful and Stunning Indeed.
Simply 'PRICELESS' Indeed.
Well Done All Concerned In Construction Team.
KP777 and Family
London UK
Great to see China are finally using expansion joints and buffers on top of the columns, they didn't before, the bridges and over passes were like a roller coaster ride, at last advancement, probably from knowledge gained in Hong Kong where international designers built the way.
still suffering from the colonial syndrome ?
One has to wonder why they built it so tall. Wouldn't half the height serve it's purpose just as well, and in the process, halve the time and cost in construction?...
@@mangopeoples3838 Unfortunately I don't know the science behind it, but to hazard a guess, it may be that both ends need to allow for high mountainous territory, but surely a gentle rise beginning a kilometer or so back from each end could be doable. No way it's to counter floodwaters. As one fellow pointed out, if that was the case, they'd be looking at a flood of Biblical proportions, lol. I rather think the curve was needed to avoid going over the housing...
that was my first question!
So it doesn't disturb the ecosystem at the ground level. Ground animals tend to view the environment in a 2 dimensional way; they don't look up as a natural instinct; that's why people hunt deers with tree blinds.
Probably going to flood the land with a dam downstream.
Height is deremined by overall terrain. Water won't flow up hill..
Extreme engineering
Uma obra dessa aqui no Brasil levaria uns 300 anos
Haha. I was thinking the same about construction projects in the USA.
Money in place, a command, can guarantee the completion of the task, the former planted trees, the latter enjoy the cool, in order to develop no other choice.
The Great Dragon. Of China. " GO "
That track-laying train looks like an Austrian Plasser & Theurer design (SVM1000, perhaps?), with Chinese ideographs on it instead of Latin letters.
I wonder why they ran the viaduct so high off the ground. Well, I hope they do all right in the next earthquake.
It is, indeed, a Plasser & Theurer machine, or a copy of it.
100% a copy of it! This is what chinese are good at: stealing and copying
@@WaveIO if you tell a Chinese person that they are very good at copying that is considered a compliment in their culture
@@WaveIO Please be careful of using the term stealing. Much of the acquired technology used in China was negotiated with private companies who rushed into the area in the late 70's and 80's onward, thinking they would expand their own markets. Part of the some of the deals negotiated was the right to reproduce the technology being utilized - which western companies agreed to. Have you researched whether this was the case with the Plasser & Theurer design?
Its what the Chinese do with literally everything they produce...Take someone else's technology and reverse engineer it.
Such engineering projects could be a tourist magnet for those who are technology minded.
Amazing People with Amazing Project Achievements. Keep Building Great CHINA.
Very high,Why??The flat land is everywhere.1 Earthquake and it's gone.
Its for their high-speed rail network. has to be dead-level or the train gets air and wrecks..
Thanks,I was being kinda funny lol,I build Bridges,Hydro tunnels, Canals for ships to get from 1Great Lake to another,The Height I don't believe was needed to be that high,But okay,Have A Great Day.
@@MaxHeadroom4014 ,Yes I Know,I build Bridges,Hydro Tunnels, Canals for the lake boats get lake to lake,Just the height I don't believe needed to be so high,But Thanks
Cecil Strickland: I’d guess it is as high as the highest point of land the entire track goes over. Same level start to finish...without narration or explanation...who know?
Michele Curlee..... You are right. At 1:32, you can see the hilly terrain on which the track continues...... That might explain the height
Incredible engineering on such a remarkable scale. High flying trains in the sky such gentle curves
9:20 That is an amazing creation. But it gives me AoT vibes. Like ....a „wall“ and that music😂😂
In 2005 , from my hometown to Beijing , it takes 12 hours by train , 7 hours by bus , now it’s only 3 hours
Million years later, future people will be thinking maybe aliens built it.
Knucklia Assphuck lol
Definitely,, cause humans are stupid
They will say the nearest quarry is 1500 miles away, how did they transport those huge pillars!?
Guys, you watch way too much Ancient Aliens on History Channel...lol
Chinese do the impossible. I still remember the movie 2012, when one of the main characters who was playing some sort of government official makes it into a side of a mountain in China and inside the Chinese had dug out almost all of the mountain and the Chinese were making arks that looked like spaceships, and the guy says " I thought it would be impossible, but leave it to the Chinese". Meaning, if it can be thought of, the Chinese can do it.
That's 2012 the movie very nice.
Get a democratic government as that seems beyond them.
This is my tenth time watching this. I never get sick watching this over and over again!
Insanely brilliant