Chinese build record breaking bridge
The world's highest, longest tunnel-to-tunnel bridge called Aizhai is set to open in China.
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With the way chinese cut conrers in cost of building materials i see that bridge being gone rather soon
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#4 A few years back, two people responsible for baby formula contamination were sentenced to death. The Chinese are pretty serious about punishing corner cutters when it results in disaster. If anyone did cut corners, and that bridge does fail, heads will certainly roll.
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6. ringmaster 1 year ago
The engineering these days is impressive, but this was stunning! Miss facts like height, length, when it was begun...
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Chinese are famous for great engineering achievements and at the same time making copies of the famous brand items too........... 
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8. CorpseGrinder 1 year ago
am I the only one seeing the first bridge where bungee jumpers will reach terminal velocity? 
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Hope ppl dont commit suicide from it... If any one saw the documentary on the golden gate bridge..quite moving actually..
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#13 You must have missed the "tunnel to tunnel" in the description. In that category it is the highest and longest. 
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16. captain_obvious 1 year ago
those chinese steal our idea's and make then 10 times better. this is awesome.
this bridge is most impressive.
good job china. your country is doing exellent
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17. dashmagnus 1 year ago
Yes, China is doing well. If you overlook the human rights violations, worker safety, lack of freedom of the press, suppressing political demonstrations and protests and an overall disregard for the welfare or property rights of the people in general. But the infrastructure construction projects are, indeed, impressive. It almost makes China look like a great place to live and raise a family.
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1. Tarc 1 year ago
Holy mother of god! That was impressing.
And to imagine all the bumpy places on Earth that could do with such great infrastructure