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Do not eat breakfast not because there is no money for breakfast, but because I want to save time for ... sleeping.
A Belgian biology professor loves animals, he trains a parrot who can speak two languages.
Only from a few clues, can you find solutions to extremely logical questions
Trains of Cat Linh - Ha Dong railway line are ready to test on the whole route tomorrow morning (September 20).
The ship is expected to be designed and manufactured by the French contractor with each train worth nearly VND 300 billion, can carry more than 900 people, the speed of…
On the morning of August 9, after only 15 minutes of rolling, the soaring green railway train flew on many roads of Hanoi capital, making many people excited.
The London Underground in England is the world's oldest subway system since it was introduced to the public in 1863. In total length, this is the largest system in the w…
Every day, more than 100 trains run on the Hindenburg railway, a great German mid-sea project.
La Khe, the first model station of the Cat Linh - Ha Dong overhead railway (Hanoi), will be completed in May and open for visitors to visit and experience.
Cat Linh - Ha Dong overhead railway project (Hanoi) has completed 90% of the workload, clearly shaped with 12 main stations and will be tested from September 2017.
Hundreds of millions of people will set out on their return home to celebrate Tet in the traditional Chinese New Year, creating the largest migration in human history wi…
Nearly 3 billion people moved in the period
Subway station in the capital of Pyongyang and North Korea through photographer lens of CNN deep hun and is assumed to be the deepest slope station in the world.
Built over 80 years ago, Da Lat Station is an ancient station in Vietnam and has a rare sawtooth railway architecture in the world.
For 25 years, more than 2,000 people were killed to build the Nariz del Diablo railway (meaning the Devil's Nose).