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The entire metro route 33,000 billion when 99% of the upper part is completed
After many years of slow progress, the Nhon - Hanoi railway station (line 3) has completed nearly 99% of the items of the upper section.
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China announced the prototype magnetic padding ship, speed up to 600km / h
China has just announced a bullet ship from bullet speed can achieve a maximum speed of 600km / h.
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The country owns the best rail network in Europe
According to the latest report comparing passenger satisfaction levels with rail systems across Europe, the results are surprising.
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How does the subway system work?
The subway system is simply a lot of trams running in a tunnel.
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10 countries own the longest railway in the world
America, China, Russia, India ... are the countries that own the longest railway in the world.
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China built an 11km railway bridge on the Asian Bermuda Triangle.
Chinese engineers started implementing the project in 2013 and are confident they can complete this massive traffic project next year.
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It can only be Japan: The train knows how to fake dogs and deer to prevent accidents
All trains in the world seem to care only about their sole duty to transport goods and passengers from point A to point B.
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Switzerland launches the world's steepest railway
The Schwyz-Stoos railway line (German name Standseilbahn Schwyz-Stoos) has a construction cost of 44.6 million euros, starting operations on December 17.
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The vertical city in China - where tourists come only once and never return
Whether you have Google Maps or a tour guide map, you will not know which floor of this city is built on this multi-level model.
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The extravagant life of Tu Hy Hau Hau: Eat 120 oyster sea oysters every meal, there is a railway to go back and forth in the palace
From the position of a pilot in a forbidden place, Tu Hy Thai Hau has gradually touched the peak of power and ruled the Qing for nearly 50 years. Although 109 years have…
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Why do I have to spread rails?
Railways are a basic element in railway transport, helping to guide trains to run without much concern for steering as other means of transport.
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Experience the first real elevated railway station in Vietnam
The most overview of Cat Linh - Ha Dong overhead railway through La Khe model station, the system is expected to reduce much of the burden on traffic in Hanoi city.
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China revived the 12,000km Silk Road to England
China put into operation a 12,000km-long railway connecting the territory with the UK on the legendary Silk Road.
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33 Chinese projects are changing the face of the world (Part 1)
In order to serve the living needs of hundreds of millions of migrants every year, China regrets billions of dollars to build large infrastructure projects.
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33 Chinese projects are changing the face of the world (Part 2)
Business Insider has just published a list of the 33 largest projects that have been and will be deployed by China.