A lesson for the world: This is how China builds a subway line nowadays

[beijingwalker]

So please tell us what is this thing called Chinese Virgin Boy Eggs?

Or we can talk about how shiny your new trains are. Your choice.

And what is so called " traditional" food? like this?

 

[VCheng]

And what is so called " traditional" food? like this?

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From your OWN link above:

What Countries Eat Rats? | Eating Rat Meat | Automatic Trap

While many of us consider rats to be pests and vermin and we wouldn’t consider eating them, in some parts of the world rats it is common to eat rats.

www.automatictrap.com

China
China is a big consumer of rat meat. It is commonly sold raw in Chinese meat markets, and can also be purchased cooked from various shops and street vendors. Some of the markets in China also offer live rats for sale. Buyers can then have the vendor kill and prepare the rat for cooking, or they can take their dinner home while it’s still alive.
Rat meat is offered for sale alongside many other kinds of animals in China’s meat markets. Bats are common, as are snakes, but interested buyers can find almost any kind of meat they want if they go to the right place. Exotic markets carry many kinds of meats you would never find at a shop in the United States.
Rat is prepared in various ways in China. This is partly a matter of personal taste and partly a matter of how many people it must feed. Grilled or barbecued rat is common and is a favorite with many. The rat will be gutted and skinned and then cooked over an open fire, usually with some type of sauce or seasonings applied. Cooked rat is frequently spitted on a long bamboo spear and sold by street vendors for people to eat as they walk.

Some people in China prefer to eat baby rat meat, and they will even eat them alive after dipping them into a sauce to add a favorite flavor. While this practice is not common throughout the Chinese population, it is done by some. Often restaurants specialize in this dish, as they will have rat pups on hand for just this purpose. Chinese meat markets don’t usually have pups on hand, so people wanting to indulge in this kind of a meal have to go elsewhere for their food. This is not advised as the risks of raw meat consumption, especially in rats, could be teeming with bacterial and viral threats.
Another way that the Chinese eat these animals is by cooking them in a stew. There they may be added to other types of meat and vegetables. Everything is cooked until it is tender and then eaten along with the gravy created by cooking.

 

[beijingwalker]

From your OWN link above:

What Countries Eat Rats? | Eating Rat Meat | Automatic Trap

While many of us consider rats to be pests and vermin and we wouldn’t consider eating them, in some parts of the world rats it is common to eat rats.

www.automatictrap.com

China
China is a big consumer of rat meat. It is commonly sold raw in Chinese meat markets, and can also be purchased cooked from various shops and street vendors. Some of the markets in China also offer live rats for sale. Buyers can then have the vendor kill and prepare the rat for cooking, or they can take their dinner home while it’s still alive.
Rat meat is offered for sale alongside many other kinds of animals in China’s meat markets. Bats are common, as are snakes, but interested buyers can find almost any kind of meat they want if they go to the right place. Exotic markets carry many kinds of meats you would never find at a shop in the United States.
Rat is prepared in various ways in China. This is partly a matter of personal taste and partly a matter of how many people it must feed. Grilled or barbecued rat is common and is a favorite with many. The rat will be gutted and skinned and then cooked over an open fire, usually with some type of sauce or seasonings applied. Cooked rat is frequently spitted on a long bamboo spear and sold by street vendors for people to eat as they walk.

Some people in China prefer to eat baby rat meat, and they will even eat them alive after dipping them into a sauce to add a favorite flavor. While this practice is not common throughout the Chinese population, it is done by some. Often restaurants specialize in this dish, as they will have rat pups on hand for just this purpose. Chinese meat markets don’t usually have pups on hand, so people wanting to indulge in this kind of a meal have to go elsewhere for their food. This is not advised as the risks of raw meat consumption, especially in rats, could be teeming with bacterial and viral threats.
Another way that the Chinese eat these animals is by cooking them in a stew. There they may be added to other types of meat and vegetables. Everything is cooked until it is tender and then eaten along with the gravy created by cooking.

Anyone can write anything on the internet, and that's crap, I m in China and I eat Chinese food all my life, I know what we eat. your media feeds your those crap too much, and only fools will eat whatever they write and whatever crap they feed , you are one of them.

 

[VCheng]

Anyone can write anything, and that's crap,

But YOU are the one who quoted that link!


I think I am done here.

 

[beijingwalker]

But YOU are the one who quoted that link!


I think I am done here.

That's why I ask you, it's a quesiton , I was asking if that was what you mean?

 

[VCheng]

That's why I ask you, it's a quesiton , I was asking if that was what you mean?

Is this academic enough for you? :d Now please stop. It is for your benefit. Go boast about something new in infrastructure in China.

I will stop here. Done.

 

[MIRauf]

Same here in China, city, provincial and central government, all with their own budget.


Trolling won't help you with your crappy subways, try something else.

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Sure, nice comparison as City vs City, why bring $billions in Weapons into it ?

Yes, whole lot can be done for NY Subway, NY Port Authority just needs to sort out as how to without burdening rest of the nation.

 

[beijingwalker]

Is this academic enough for you? :d Now please stop. It is for your benefit. Go boast about something new in infrastructure in China.

What academic? western reports are just BS, they claimed China's immient collapse for at least 40 years and one of the most notorious "predictor" is still now regularly being invited to various TV programs as " China expert". how shamelessly pathetic

 

[SaadH]

US spends trillions on their weapons, but has no money to control billions of rats rampaging their city subways.. what a shame.

Cause the oligarchy is the only thing that matters here and they don't use this type of infrastructure.

 

[beijingwalker]

Cause the oligarchy the only who matter here don't use this type of infrastructure.

Maybe that Vcheng guy is part f that oligarchy class

 

[SaadH]

Maybe that Vcheng guy is part f that oligarchy class

Inspiring billionaire like the rest of the sheeple, striving to preserve the privileges of the rich to reap the same benefits when they themselves become billionaires. Some of the vocal proponents of not taxing the rich are the poor right wing sheeple in this country.

 

[FuturePAF]

What academic? western reports are just BS, they claimed China's immient collapse for at least 40 years and one of the most notorious "predictor" is still now regularly being invited to various TV programs as " China expert". how shamelessly pathetic

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His latest iteration, Peter Zehain is producing the collapse narrative these days. For example the demographic data doesn’t look good for China maybe a 100-200 million drop in population by 2050 according to most international analysis

China’s population is likely to fall below a billion people before 2100

www.pewresearch.org

Key facts about China’s declining population

China has had the world's largest population since at least 1950 but is now projected to experience an absolute decline as early as 2023.

www.pewresearch.org

but Zeihan claims the population will be 650 million in total by 2050.

Currently the Cold War Rhetoric is heating up against China. (Btw, surprised they interviewed Decter, but he’s probably the best OSINT guy on Chinese Silos, amongst millennials. He searched each square mile of the Gobi desert one block at a time to find the missile fields)

A lot of corruption has squandered money ($9 trillion unaccounted for) that could have been used to build up the economy.
Ukraine has been given only $100-150 Billion (economic and military aid) and it has bogged down a nuclear superpower.

Btw, Ukraine showed how propping up a small power(s) against a larger one like Russia could really bog down that larger power. This is basically what is being done to China. It maybe time for China to do the same to nations looking to encircle it. Helping north Korea build up to be more an issue for South Korea and Japan. Building up Pakistan once it gets its finances in order to contain India. The North Korean, Pakistani, Burmese, and Cambodian population could be places where some labor intensive Chinese factories could move and be mutually beneficial.

Economic aid in social development could make these populations more productive and able to earn from the rest of the world as well and be a way to employ more Chinese graduates as advisors, as well as boost Chinese food security as these countries could export to China and be able to afford more Chinese agricultural technology. This kind of income could also make it easier for younger Chinese to afford to have more kids.

 

[beijingwalker]

THE WORLD WON'T BELIEVE CHINA'S NEW INFRASTRUCTURE, HOW CHINA BUILDS SUBWAY LINES NOWADAYS​

 

[VCheng]

THE WORLD WON'T BELIEVE CHINA'S NEW INFRASTRUCTURE, HOW CHINA BUILDS SUBWAY LINES NOWADAYS​

Great looking metro, for sure.

A question: What happens if someone gets into a station using their phone and boards a train, and then loses/drops/break their phone. How does one transfer and get out after completing their journey? Any backups available?

 

[beijingwalker]

Great looking metro, for sure.

A question: What happens if someone gets into a station using their phone and boards a train, and then loses/drops/break their phone. How does one transfer and get out after completing their journey? Any backups available?

Of course, for any emergencies, just contact the staff office in every turnstile and they have a master code and they will open the turnstile for you.