High speed railway speeds up Xinjiang development

[beijingwalker]

High speed railway speeds up Xinjiang development

 

[khansaheeb]

High speed railway speeds up Xinjiang development

If it passes through Karakorum pass that would be great.

 

[beijingwalker]

If it passes through Karakorum pass that would be great.

It's an engineering challenge but doable also the security issue should be solved.

 

[khansaheeb]

It's an engineering challenge but doable also the security issue should be solved.

I love our Chinese brothers' " Can do " positiveness!

 

[TaiShang]

High speed railway speeds up Xinjiang development

Connectivity and speed is indeed key in boosting Western China's economic development, including Xinjiang Province.

 

[samsara]

High speed railway speeds up Xinjiang development

@beijingwalker — you updated it so fast, I just thought to post it here, but good you already did and good that I looked around first

An informative footage about the much positive effects the HSR brings about to the lives of people residing along that line. Interestingly this footage also shares the great technical challenges presented by the steady high-velocity wind gust, occurring in 200 days throughout the year. The engineer said that Chinese railway experts learned a lot from this line given its harsh nature, some experiences that no other countries have mastered due to the lack of such opportunity! That without the technical mastery by the Chinese railway experts, the economic development alone wouldn't have brought this very challenging line into existence, he's quoted as saying that Japanese railway must stop the operations of its HSR lines during typhoons but the Chinese one can go on operating uninterruptedly in Xinjiang's high-velocity wind gust.

A cool piece of footage that I gonna share around with my contacts through the other medium.

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High speed railway speeds up Xinjiang development
CGTN – Published on 2019-03-06

The Lanzhou-Xinjiang high-speed railway is the first long-distance high-speed line in China's western region connecting Lanzhou, the capital city of northwest China's Gansu Province, with Urumqi, the capital of Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region, the total distance is 1,776 kilometers. Since its operation began in 2014, the line has served more than 20.17 million passengers. It has expanded travel possibilities for residents along the line.

 

[beijingwalker]

Xinjiang Bullet Train Attendants

 

[oprih]

The gap between Xinjiang, China and the giant slum of india is at its widest, good job China.