Americans Won't Believe What China Built

[@tigerclash3018]

I hate to see the main media telling lies. Thank you for telling the fact. I have not been in China for 11 years. My last trip, there is no fast train and every where is building. Now my friends told me how China has change. I thought they were exaggerating.

[@gingermintrose]

My favorite, indeed, is the desertification program. It is beyond amazing.

[@TripBitten]

Yes, might have to make another video about other projects I didn't add to this list.

[@andthenwhat3506]

I lived in China from 2010-2015. I’m beyond amazed at how fast they are growing. It would be amazing to go back and see the changes. I would probably not even recognize where I used to live 😅

[@TripBitten]

That is probably true, things change very fast here.

[@shuyimai2096]

I've left home for two years when I came back, I couldn't recognize my hometown😂

[@andthenwhat3506]

@@shuyimai2096 haha good one 🤣

[@charlescrampton5119]

No its their clean energy project that's just now coming on line!while we play with cry and gender bending,they are stealing everyone's secrets and ppl like Biden selling Americans out!

[@tonyb8750]

​@@shuyimai2096 l0 😊

[@directxxxx71]

As a frequentl YT users from Myanmar, I must say your list about the the most impressive Chinese maga projects is one of the most impressive and holistic one I have ever encountered in the YT.

[@davidbroadfoot1864]

The best maga project would be to exile Trump there.

[@kctoh6171]

The Great Green Wall of turning the Gobi Desert into forest should make into the list too...it is a long term project which no other countries has ever done it.

[@kirstencorby8465]

Aren't they doing that in Sub-Saharan Africa, too?

[@JohnJoha]

Ya just like by train moving all the garbage from give states or more to New Mexico or Arizona to transform sand into soil in three years or so sound good tell me in your texts I'm just a ex con at 75yrs into it by jmjoha.

[@lloydbeattie9370]

When people get together for the common good ... you can achieve almost anything

[@danmakintosh7002]

air pollution dirty water so polluted you can't even swim in it. forget it don't want to name all of thim

[@impopquiz]

@@danmakintosh7002 as compared to flint water?

[@pkam1881]

I think BeiDou Navigation system should be considered one of China's top 10 projects.

[@joynamaste2501]

Thank you for sharing! I only hear negative attacks from us media about China. It is great to hear something positive!

[@TripBitten]

I totally agree!

[@x-creator4460]

All I hear about China is that it is a backward/uncivilized country which is constantly stealing technology from the west and oppressing Uygurs into concentration camps. I haven't heard any positive news from our mass media.

[@hobog]

This is KZbin, which can count as US media

[@monnetsoong2957]

@@hobog also more negative than positive on KZbin

[@nifflofair6685]

They can invest$billions because we have to buy and everything from them right down to our very medicine ingredients! Check where everything comes from that you have bought in your home.

[@boomstick4054]

All thanks to us, the consumers of Chinese manufactured items. Let’s give ourselves a big round of applause!!! You have no idea of how many cell phones & big screen tv’s we’ve had to purchase in the past 15 years +

[@terrainofthought]

Although your comment is lighthearted, I have actually read many Chinese people thank the US for that sincerely.

[@nuera775]

Like your late comments about understanding each other. Great wisdom.

[@TripBitten]

I appreciate that, thank you!

[@drewwollin3462]

Very good. I have been a China watcher since high school in the early 1970s. We went to China for two weeks in 2019 and were amazed at the progress across all spheres of life. And yes, the fast trains are fantastic.

[@wandabaquedano2451]

So that's where we got Covid-19 from.

[@davidleatherneck]

Ya, and you can safely say they were watching you every min you were there. A lot of their Rocketry was guided buy stolen US technology.

[@nanoshka7484]

“China watcher” isn’t actually a good term anymore. 😂 Now it refers to someone who only focuses on bashing China regardless of the truth. But welcome back to China in the future!

[@jameslye3452]

Went Hong Kong again in 2019 2020 after visiting 18 years ago and the HK Macau bridge tunnel made my jaw drop flying over it. Took a fast Cat to Macau but would have been amazing to take the causeway

[@ALWH1314]

I think the most important mega project China built is the south to north water transfer system. The reverse desertification project is also massive and deserves mentioning

[@goldfish1493]

what if they all jump up at once?

[@_Wai_Wai_]

@@goldfish1493 what if you actually make good jokes?

[@mochen9282]

I'd like to nominate this one: The Three Northern Regions Shelter Forest System Project, which spans 70 years in order to turn deserts to forests.

[@jurgschupbach3059]

did you hear about Aral Lake or Caspian Sea? Overall i am always enthusiastic about megalomanic projects

[@davisutton1]

It does deserve mentioning. It was buil based on estimates of demand, that were based on users stated usage, believing it was going to be free. The water is now so contaminated it can be used for very little and demand is just a small fraction of budgeted levels. Another catastrophic failure.

[@joaowust]

I also live in China for more than 10 years. It always amaze me how China grow on the last 10 years. Thumbs up, nice video, some projects i also did not know they exists.

[@TripBitten]

Thanks for watching!

[@cunicularium5424]

Huh

[@goldfish1493]

what if they all farted eastward at the same time.

[@shirdiljan6339]

@@goldfish1493$40B for Ukraine screw you with your mega projects, we are winning the wars to start a new one .

[@blossmctoss]

Bet glad don't live in that third world country America 😉🤣

[@kirstencorby8465]

I'd love a video on the space program. I'm SO jealous of the high-speed rail! It's an absolute disgrace the US doesn't have that.

[@sindento1942]

Their high speed rail operator has a debt of $900 billion and increasing, we can do without that.

[@lengould9262]

​@@sindento1942 Well, you've beaten China on the size of your debts. Too bad the US wasted the money giving tax breaks to your overlords.

[@philshifley4731]

The US has little need for high speed rail. If we did, we would have built it decades ago.

[@dray7276]

America has NASA, SpaceX, Blue Origin and Pizza Hut. China can't compete with that.

[@philippebracq884]

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂The US isxold sh t@

[@raylee5030]

As I am impressed with the many engineering projects in China, I am awed at some ancient achievements. One of them is the 2200 year old Dujiangyan Irrigation System in Sichuan. The system was built with hand when at that time, there were no heavy earth moving equipment, no electricity, no cement to build strong levees and dikes, no dynamite to fracture boulders or blast through rocks and hills, and no petrol to even burn and clear. Boulders too big to move were fracture in sequential heating with firewood and then chipped off. The water diversion was not only to channel water to the river-less parts of Sichuan but to prevent floods on the Min River. When the pandemic is over, I plan to visit another awesome ancient project in Xinjiang. It is the Turpan water collecting system. Thanks for your upload.

[@MrLee4747]

Ray Lee, thanks for the information and l'm sure more to come, including the famous Great Wall of China, of course after years of neglect it is not as pristine but this special wall was constructed with many soeci

[@MrLee4747]

Specifications and for centuries this wall serve Chinese well.

[@denmac8708]

The Chinese have always been awesome.The Great Wall and The Great Canal...✌️🌏🇨🇳✌️

[@djabroni_brochacho4644]

They always use the best "cement" and "rebar" in their projects. Communists excel at managing efficient projects and progressing humanity. 😂😂😂

[@drunkenpirate3201]

@@djabroni_brochacho4644 😂😂😂🦝

[@shadyhazza]

If Wars Can Be Started By Lies, Peace Can Be Started By Truth

[@onlythewise1]

wars about money Dork

[@station2248]

😯😯😯Exactly

[@georgefurman4371]

This statement is the reason we had not been able to finally end wars. But at the root of the fact is the first sentence of the statement. Meaning the other stumbling block to peace which is the existence of an old hierarchy of a social class that had not been stopped from waging war trough the use of their economic and political monopoly on power and also to remain unaccountable in its hoarding wealth in few hands by waging war on the people they exploit and use as cannon fodder.

[@shadyhazza]

the empire of lies is crumbling as we speak. China will light the way

[@georgefurman4371]

@@shadyhazza a proof that socialist policies by government works contrary to the claim of corporate capitalism demanding monopoly on government by obstructing government from investing in its people . Only the wealthy profits matter for corrupt politicians owned by the corporations.

[@DoubleB_OnEarth]

Great closure Miguel! We need to share more information of each other to understand each other. Thanx for this video.

[@waichu6523]

As a Chinese American who left China more than 50 years ago, it's great to see such a video put together like this, hopefully we can see more coming!!

[@kennyng2289]

You can follow Richard Aquilar on China's major projects. kzbin.info/www/bejne/bHO5fpl8mLV_o7c kzbin.info/www/bejne/gKKueH9thN-pjc0 kzbin.info/www/bejne/paeZnZijjZyIjJI

[@hengongchua6250]

Go back and see with your own eyes. I am sure after what you have seen how mush you wish to return and live in your own motherland.

[@angusmckenzie9622]

@Wai Chu. I hope you acknowledge the massive assistance your country has given and continues to give to China. But for the US, China would still be a colony of Japan. don't get too hubristic, propaganda videos are just that.

[@nifflofair6685]

@@angusmckenzie9622 plus almost everything we buy is from there. Even our medicine ingredients.

[@parnamsaini4751]

Tears of joy...you mean??

[@johnfeng4374]

Great video about projects inside China! I subscribed. Much respect!

[@TripBitten]

Thank you

[@1kontrabida]

Can u feature the abandoned and unfinished buildings and theme parks including out door malls that are all over China and their current conditions of these buildings? Thanks

[@raeward1605]

Wonderful video. Thank you. I love to see positive news that brings admiration for the achievements around the world, especially now when we are being bombarded with so much negativity. 😁👍❤ Regards from New Zealand 🇳🇿

[@TripBitten]

Seems there is a lot of negativity right now.

[@raeward1605]

@@TripBitten Yes, and we get a very distorted, negative impression of all things related to China at the moment. 😪

[@ericyeo805]

How the Western leaderships and the MSM have been lying about China, to their own people who never been or living in China. This ill designed doctoring to shaped China to the eyes of the ordinary folks at home will failed eventually. They painted China like Kim Jong En's North Korea which has been deeply ingrained in the heads of these folks for some time. They also lies to the people that China steal everything from the West. I wonder if the folks are aware that many inventions in the past by China were used by the West, improved and modernised over time. They could have framed the words like those mentioned instead of stealing. What ever China developed today's came fro two probable assumptions. 1. completely new ideas and new things. 2. Inspired by existing things where they improved upon. Aeroplane were invented by the West and the Chinese are building it themselves with some ready components available. This is not because they cannot developed themselves but instead, it's economical and quicker to produced like what they did for the Mobil phones which used several outsource electronic parts. China has built their own space stations and are free from disrupted by Western interference because of third parties parts which Huawei faced that brought their productions to a halt because the US restrictions in selling to Huawei. See how the US bully China' Huawei and now they tried to go after Russia with sanctions. Sad to say, the West leaderships are bad losers.

[@kennyng2289]

You can follow Richard Aquilar on China's major projects. kzbin.info/www/bejne/bHO5fpl8mLV_o7c kzbin.info/www/bejne/gKKueH9thN-pjc0 kzbin.info/www/bejne/paeZnZijjZyIjJI

[@areyousmart407]

Those news are all fake, China has not oppressed the people of Xinjiang at all

[@sarinabond7738]

China have always amazes me 🇨🇳❤

[@Tom-zy6ke]

Interesting and informative video, there are a couple on there I wasn't aware of. As others have commented I would add the South North water diversion project and the Qinghai-Tibet railway. Go on, a top ten with twelve item on it, dare to be different ;)

[@kughalumulatonu1259]

Thank you so much and may God bless you 🙏

[@charliez5049]

Thank you Miguel. as a Chinese, I didn't know much about such projects. but today I've learned sth from your video. amazing!

[@TripBitten]

There are a lot of interesting projects being developed. Might make a part 2 in the future.

[@strongchallenger2269]

周 你说话是认真的吗？作为一个中国人，你不知道中国经历了什么？在洗衣机里洗脑。

[@annana3433]

This is interesting, I was born in USSR and the nation used to celebrate and were proud of such accomplishments. I thought your government as communist had the same tactic, but you didn't even know about it.

[@MrBlinder514]

Guess you'd better pull out from the western media.

[@charliez5049]

@@TripBitten i'm looking forward to the part 2.

[@darth_dub_]

That bridge at number 2 is awesome but I'm curious about how many hydrocarbons were produced in making the parts for the wind farm, or if they have figured out how to recycle all of those solar panels once their time is up.

[@joosumlee5703]

Personally I think the "South -North Water Transfer Project" should be top of your list. It took 50 years of planning and 25 years to realised.

[@emailaccount4502]

The Chinese are so sneaky all they are doing is preparing for world 🌎 take over

[@mochen9282]

Here is another one: The Three Northern Regions (northeastern, northwestern and northern China) Shelter Forest System Project, which spans 70 years to turn deserts to forests.

[@kayellai5278]

@@mochen9282 Turning desert into farming land is a mega humanity project. I think a lot of middle eastern countries are doing it too and successful.

[@AS-010o0]

Didn’t it cause the recent drought?

[@hclau362]

@@AS-010o0 It must have, just like the USA bombing Iraq and Afghanistan has caused the drought and wildfires in the US. ...

[@iWantPeace838]

When Macro Polo told the Venetians about China, he was considered a liar.

[@Utube1024]

The venetian blind actually a stolen idea from China.

[@TripBitten]

This is true... and they burned all his money! or so the story goes....

[@lchfantasykungfu8619]

元朝时期， 马可波罗到的可能是到了 扬州！（今天的 江苏） 元朝时期是蒙古人统治中国····

[@Utube1024]

@@TripBitten It was believed Christopher Columbus somehow got hold of the world map mapped out by the Admiral Cheng Ho voyage around the world in 1420 brought back by Marco Polo. He then make a business deal with the King of Spain for his adventure which discovered America. China then was literally the only superpower of the world already knew hundreds of year before Christopher made his discovery.

[@lindyloya2828]

Boy these are impressive and wonderful to know about! Amazing!

[@foodparadise5792]

I remember my mom's home village in China back in the 80s, there were paddy fields with water buffaloes, people only use well water, only public toilets. Now it's all high rises and a high speed train station within walking distance. You couldn't believe the changes.

[@xueueux]

Same with my grandfather village..

[@kellikelli4413]

Ya, I particularly like the fact they can't feed their people and they don't know that viruses can't live outside the hosts body there4 they can't spread...

[@ozzbud9049]

@@kellikelli4413 Too many wumao's here it seems. China does many big things that all look great....from a distance!! Give it a couple years and it will a crumble. It's like that all over china!

[@craigscott2315]

@@kellikelli4413 china lifted 800 million people (half the worlds population) out of poverty in twenty years! What you talking about? The u.n. w.t.o. world bank, NATO have military occupations under operation freedom's mandate to steal resources from colonised nations using slave and child labour! They have don't the opposite!

[@kellikelli4413]

@steven grandy China is still pretending there's a virus. Research the difference between a virus and bacteria. Those ccp idiot slaves are spraying streets and people, why, viruses don't get you that way. So either it's something else & all their cruelty on their people is for other reasons.

[@campbelltown3065]

Having travelled to China a number of times, I think their most impressive construction project of all, is The Great Wall. My wife and I are fortunate to have had the opportunity to have visited both ends.

[@Need_a_trailboss]

Most impressive is the way the citizen allows the government to lock them in and not kill the fringe minority that is the government

[@vennsim71]

Wow

[@vennsim71]

While we marvelled at the wonders of mankind, some folks aren’t kind at all. Trolling the hard work of the ancients ain’t cool. With whatever knowledge, tech and tools they had, they made them happened. Great Wall, pyramids, Leaning Tower… etc. they should all be appreciated, and rightly so

[@3nien]

China built a wall and Mexico didn’t have to pay for it.

[@crystllclr3743]

The whole of china is amazing really. 60 years from medieval feudal systems basically to a full international country in 70 years.

[@michaelbiedassek7136]

That happens when one country is run by lawyers and the other by engineers. P.s. I would have mentioned the insane elevated rail through the Gobi desert and the highspeed train connecting China’s cities to Tibet on the Tibetan plateau building massive infrastructure in elevations of over 5,000m which was deemed impossible by British engineers.

[@DS-fb9te]

You got that right. Sad but true about your comment.

[@angusmckenzie9622]

@Michael Biedassek "That happens when one country is run by lawyers and the other by engineers. P.s. I would have ..." Cute. the converse is also true, when a country is "run by lawyers" then human rights and freedoms are respected. That isn't CCP, is it ?

[@morepork559]

The British can't even fix their roads anymore. All they concentrate on is missiles and new toxic diseases. Their GDP depends on the criminal City of London money laundering "Laundrette". The great Australian Paul Keating called Britain a "delapidated theme park sliding into the Atlantic Ocean". About right.

[@KING-XINJIANG]

对于青藏铁路，我看到有欧美媒体新闻说它破坏了藏族原生态传统生活…并且是共产党对中国藏族的破坏…😂😂😂我对这种观点无话可说，感觉那些媒体不是超级愚蠢，就是超级坏😅它们心里只需要中国人过它们想象里的自然原生态生活才是幸福的善良中国人😂😂😂

[@vuetube4558]

China make the impossible possible! This proved China have better engineers than western countries!

[@jackielee224]

Hi Miguel, hope your video will inspire some countries policymakers invest on instructive projects like these to benefit the world instead of propaganda and wars!!

[@kl9518]

We need people like you to show the world that China is building to benefit people's lives. Great videos. I personally think China's greatest project are the billions of trees they have planted over the 70 years, creating a forest area the size of Germany.

[@caty863]

I looked at the photos and I wouldn't call that a "forest" but, hey they did a great thing for the earth. Kudos to them.

[@bagpussmacfarlan9008]

He could have included the CCP influence infrastructure that exists all over the world as a mega project 🤷‍♂️

[@zrex808]

Right...Communist China needs your positive public spin because covering marine reefs to build military offshore bases or enslaving an entire ethnic group or eating tiger penises for rich impotent men needs, no DEMANDS a cute panda emoji to fool weak minded westerners that China is your friend and has no ambitions of world domination. Ask Sri Lanka or Philippines or former owners of stolen IPOs.

[@frl8031]

you win 100 yuan

[@siewbengwee4530]

@@caty863 Reafforestation was what they did Just check the CIA global maps

[@hanlintao3631]

Thank you for reporting on real China. China is still a developing country, and we still need to work hard to catch up with the West in some areas. Anyway, I am tired of western media criticizing China and the Chinese Communist Party without basis, thank you for your efforts! !👏

[@marklouieadame]

Because they need to contain it

[@rickbackous1041]

We in the west are tired of the western media also.

[@zimuli3549]

South-to-North Water Diversion Project, West-to-East Power Transmission Project, criss-crossing high-speed rail project, ETC, I think these grand projects can be comparable to the Great Wall of China.

[@TripBitten]

I missed a few, but there are a lot maybe a part 2 in the future.

[@twlamSG]

@@TripBitten I think you may need part 3 too. There are simply too many. You may want to include lunar/Mars habitat that they built in the dessert. The grand poverty alleviation project (it is human engineering), and massive deforestation projects.

[@hobog]

That first one is a bandaid for water mismanagement in the north

[@JJr-ce3vv]

And China has special Ultra High Voltage Direct Current，UHVDC.

[@KK-xi7vh]

And that artificial Sun, forgot the name of that project😅

[@HxH2011DRA]

The Chinese mega-projects are literally, and I mean LITERALLY phenomenal

[@kenlee2923]

Yeah. I am shocked as well as an American born Chinese. This is only the beginning still and there are tons of other projects coming in the future.

[@kayellai5278]

You can say that again.

[@lkindr]

You all sound like shills or inmates.

[@the3goodlemons]

give ‘em 20 years they’ll all fall apart

[@nasis18]

@@the3goodlemons yep lol. There's a joke about a person telling the a German architect that the Chinese could do a project in half the time. The German architect tells them it will also last half as long.

[@MrVeryCranky]

Their trains are brilliant often travelling around 300km/h. Very comfortable too.

[@patrolmanracv]

their fastest 450 km/h

[@badhombre4942]

Number zero on your list would be, China's New Silk Road, it is by far their most impressive, by every measure.

[@TripBitten]

That would be a whole video on its own, because it is made up of so many other projects....

[@tangbesitangbesi7009]

Totally agree

[@JJr-ce3vv]

Number -100: the 2025 hightech project that triggered C-A trade war.

[@leapdrive]

Silk Road project is as dead as a door nail.

[@leapdrive]

@@TripBitten , how much do you get paid to make videos for China?

[@xabisombilini5440]

China is an amazing country with amazing people. It really saddens me that most of the news that the westen media spreads is negative. 🇨🇳 🇨🇳 🇨🇳

[@hengongchua6250]

China super achievements for the last 30 years have made too many westerners annoyed and jealous. Too many are suffering from sour grapes symptom so badly that no medicine could cure them.

[@Forestwhissper]

Funny how you have a reply but when I open it there is nothing. Shadow ban?

[@nancytay648]

WHITE HEGEMONIES ALAWYS TELL LIES FOR CENTURIES TO DIS CREDIT 🇨🇳 🇲🇴 🇭🇰 🇨🇳 *

[@drats1279]

It is their amazing communist repressive government that generates negative press.

[@xabisombilini5440]

@@Forestwhissper I have no idea who keeps deleting people's replies, just like you, I also want to hear what everyone has to say.

[@rodhorncastle]

Great stuff! Thanks for sharing this. Love the pictures.

[@jotaequis9410]

*.....Hola Miguel. te felicito por dar a conocer los avances de China........éste país es impresionante, todo es a una escala gigantesca, estuve viendo las obras que han construido en Africa, la carretera del monte Atlas, la nueva ruta de la seda,,,,,impresionante los Chinos, Buen trabajo Miguel. Saludos desde Atacama, Chile*

[@MrBlinder514]

Poverty elimination and belt-road initiative as well...not engineering though, but social/economic/political achievement.

[@luisnieves8242]

and their freedoms are wonderful

[@wongc261]

@@luisnieves8242 freedom to do as they please, but not criticize the govt without basis. Go learn more about how they file official complaints. You like the freedom to protest, destroy properties, threaten public safety, tell lies and misinformation in a democracy, but that's not allowed in China. The stark difference is the Chinese govt works for the common good of the people. The unfettered individualism in a democracy is a bane.

[@chrisp7110]

Poverty Elimination is a great project but also the Belt-road initiative is the best so far

[@chrisp7110]

@@wongc261 Agreed. He doesn't know what freedom is. Those Americans who are awake understands that we don't have freedom. Especially for people of color here where we are oppressed.

[@Chandler114]

Love and respect to China from the US. 🇺🇸❤🇨🇳

[@TripBitten]

Thanks for watching!

[@georgexu2502]

Thank you for creating such a wonderful video to increase American people‘s understanding of the development of China.

[@gangleweed]

Better to be a friend of a powerful enemy than and enemy of a powerful friend.....America has yet to understand that concept..

[@eagol]

Great video. I've been living in China since Y2K, it's amazing to witness the BIG changes in China. I have to travel between Haikou and Sanya in Hainan on a weekly basis, I started with a CNY80 / 30 mins flight, then a CNY75 / 3 hrs coach ride, then a 3 hrs self drive. Now they have high speed rail linking these 2 cities already. BTW, you covered 5 mega projects in my mind in this video.

[@choonhockong8215]

Mind blowing video, unbelievable China technology is so advanced in many fields. Is an eye opener for western countries to understand China rapid progress in advanced technology from transportation, clean energy, space missions etc.

[@kamsimyip4966]

I am so amazed at how China has used 30 years to turn a piece of big desert into grassland. The only country can do it on our earth. Check out the video of a pair of couple from England, Nicole and Jack

[@hypocritehater1673]

China's progress just makes America become jeolous and angers,what America has in mind is how to contain China's progress so their obsolete infrastrature seen as still # 1 but let it be until it's too late or already

[@lanciadr]

As an America, we are not angry or jealous. We are happy the Chinese have come a great way from 1980s.

[@hypocritehater1673]

@@lanciadr If so,forgive me,you are a good American not like those sitting in power 🙏

[@rap3208]

@@lanciadr Tell that to your leaders, they are still stuck in the cold war era

[@lanciadr]

@@rap3208 what do you mean by that? As far as I know it was the US that started snugging up to China after they fell out of with the Soviets. It was the US that pushed China to open up for business. That was the start that allowed China start making money and rebuilding.

[@lanciadr]

@@hypocritehater1673 The vast majority have nothing against China and have good views on their culture and people. However, that does not mean that the US and Chinese will not get into disagreements over foreign policy. That tends to happen with major powers. This does not mean that US has anything against Chinese people or their rebuilding of China.

[@Sophia-ox7tx]

Wow! I can't believe that you have sorted it out for us to see. That's great! Thank you!

[@kaiki8490]

Amazing. The green projects are insane I am currently reading a magazine call Renew. It is suposse to be a green, sustainable energy magazine. It makes no mention of china at all. I look into that magazine and its major sponsor is a subsidiary of google.

[@TripBitten]

lol The green/sustainable movement doesn't like to talk about China's renewable projects because it doesn't align with their narrative. They want people to think China is polluted. But, China has invested a lot into renewables and EV cars.

[@debbiedogs1]

@@TripBitten - Exactly. The US has been doing a lot of anti-China and anti-Russia propaganda as part of the multipronged US sabotage of the BRICS coalition since 2006.

[@strongchallenger2269]

Am glad some have opened their eyes🙈. Hear no evil🙉. Speak no evil🙊.

[@fatdoi003]

China's reforestation project is another success story it grew from 12%-23% coverage

[@alanchanhongkong]

Yep, that's what free media is used in western world: Freedom to censor/omit..

[@bukshzahid6759]

Very informative & enjoyable. ( subscribed)

[@sootoongkok]

👏👏👏 Thank you for promoting understanding between the peoples of China and USA especially the latter.

[@MrDavidc]

Very interesting and glad I came across this video, randomly by chance. I love the Chinese fast trains, as they now have Western style toilets! When I travelled on a slower train, from Beijing to Jinan, in 2010, it took 3 1/2 hours, but now it only takes 1 1/2 hours and more convenient than flying, which takes about an hour, but with all the hassle of getting to and from airports etc. You might as well include UK disbelief,as well as US media, as we get the same constant anti-China news.

[@BestKCL]

And I mean... fair enough. They're not exactly saints. **que incoming triggered replies**

[@hisnameisiam808]

Screw China.

[@inkbold8511]

@Best Korea fair enough I don't think Chinese ever considered themselves to be saints or perfect in anyway. However same can't be say the same for Americans who insist on they are the best in the world even while there are ever more increasing homelessness in US cities and of course these same Americans insist everyone in the world must follow their egotistical mentality or else suffer regime changes in pretense of democracy, or if any countries happen to have good resources then just wait til Americans decide to illegally invade these countries to steal their resources under the name of democracy.

[@Forestwhissper]

Yey, some more shadow bans, good job KZbin, you are getting lower and lower.

[@rogerwall9725]

It's not the Chinese people. It's the corruption of the communist oversight

[@phanthanhk]

Thank you for the video. the projects were very impressive but what surprise me is the cost of building it is so low. How can they do it? It cost more then 11 billion dollars just to rebuild ( replace) a section of one kilometer in Sanfrancisco Bay bridge and it took well over 10 years to finish. 👍👍👍👍

[@frankweidenfeller1570]

I would also be interested to know what the minimum wages for the workers worked on these Mega projects. And also what are the safety standards for the workers on the project.

[@EricTaoTheDoc]

Love the video, especially at the end "building trust between the US and China". We absolutely need that instead of creating conflicts so the companies can profit from wars. We have to stop linking wars to profits.

[@scottbain1383]

The US will not trust China again until the conniving, lying CCP have been permanently removed from power and the Chinese people are released from this tyranny. Think of it, a million Americans killed by the Wuhan virus while the communist government did everything they could to let it spread throughout the world. Every person in America was touched by the devastation. They won't forget.🤨

[@nicholaslu4069]

These conflicts are created by big corporations.

[@edwardfrancis2824]

I heard it was the American Military Industrial Complex.

[@nicholaslu4069]

@@edwardfrancis2824 Which are co-owners of most big corporations.

[@frank1fm634]

Eric Tao so what's going to happen when China invades Taiwan?????Care to answer the question?

[@annana3433]

Very interesting. Thank you. It's amazing how technologically advanced this country has become.

[@slslbbn4096]

The greatest achievement was in 2019-2022- where China had no advance warning, no test kits or genomic sequencing of the coronavirus and yet managed to lock down and contact trace in a country of 1.3 BILLion people. They only have 8000 COVID mortalities till this day compared to over 1 million dead American because the American regime prioritized corporate profits over human lives

[@archonicon]

Not anymore. They are short on semiconductors and are about a decade behind Taiwan’s TSMC and they returned to the US to increase manufacturing. US owns the IP of these chips. State owned Huawei was one of the first to suffer the brunt

[@johnnylego807]

Gotta love stolen technology!

[@thekitty88]

@@johnnylego807 It takes one to know one.

[@divinedragon17]

@@johnnylego807 ah yes Hypersonic missile that build by china first, guess he stole it from Alien Technologies

[@kd380]

Good stuff! I just subscribed to your channel because of this video so thank you.

[@markstevenson439]

Go China Go, I love seeing how China is leaving the U.S. in the dust when it comes to these mega projects. Who knows what China will achieve in the next 30 years, one thing for sure the U.S. will never catch up with them.

[@lchfantasykungfu8619]

我们知道就是跟自己比。今天挣钱买一个鞋子，明天挣钱买点油漆刷一遍屋子····其实跟美国，跟任何外国一点关系也没有···

[@johnnylego807]

Yes , imperialists a bunch of stupid people! They so dumb! China so great! 🇨🇳

[@luisnieves8242]

send us a picture when you move there!!!

[@merrittfallis6544]

@@luisnieves8242 I'm sure you're proud of your 'snarky' comment, Luis Nieves. I lived in Shanghai, China for six years, and was amazed by things like the Mag-Lev train - a high-speed electric train that has no wheels and literally floats above the elevated track. It's extremely quiet and travels at more than 200 mph. When it passes by, all you can hear is the wind. Perhaps you should work on being a little nicer, and acting your age, Luis.

[@jimmydavis9639]

@@merrittfallis6544 "Snarky", are you a girl?

[@kevinharrison2169]

The only one I was not aware of is the new underground-undersea train and road tunnel. It is amazing how uninformed people are of other nations capabilities and know-how all around the world. Thank you for this and please keep it up.

[@pwling888]

The space station is almost completed! Great video, really enjoyed it. On to the video about the trains!

[@nileshbhattacharya2526]

China is the future ❤️🇨🇳

[@ronaldliu8958]

@ Nilesh Bhattachary ...U R truly intelligent ... U R eyes & MIND R O P E N ...Keep it up !!!!!!!

[@hengongchua6250]

Tell that to Enlians they will say China is 20 years behind them.

[@luisnieves8242]

yes! move there!!!

[@JoelBergmark]

Thanks for the video, nice to get positive stuff out!

[@1977sadhana]

The Channel Tunnel, also known as the Chunnel, is a 50.46-kilometre railway tunnel that connects Folkestone with Coquelles beneath the English Channel at the Strait of Dover. It is the only fixed link between the island of Great Britain and the European mainland

[@patrolmanracv]

but is not a hi speed train tunnel

[@simplica1]

Great introduction to many of China's recent efforts. Would love to visit them all!

[@williamarnold9744]

Oh, China would be a wonderful country to see! It would be fascinating, educational, and entertaining in so many ways. The language barrier will likely prevent me from visiting, but the attraction is real. I want to eat real Sichuan food, too.

[@gangleweed]

@@williamarnold9744 I wouldn't mind saying that in years to come, given the progress the Chinese are making, that the principle language to be spoken around the World by those in the know who want to get somewhere would be ......Chinese......it doesn't have to be in Chinese characters as long as it phonetically recognisable you can speak the language.

[@philiptan2051]

Great video. Amazing China, but China is not only great in realizing mega projects but also in terms of security, food supply, eradication of poverty, stability and happiness of her citizens. May be you can make this video as well by comparing these aspects with other nations in the world.

[@hobog]

China imports a lot of food and oil, and has locked Shanghai down as part of zero-covid

[@kylianyang2500]

yes！our country is beautiful，welcome to travelingin China！

[@johnlacey3857]

OMG.... thank you wumao 😂

[@auggieeast]

It's much easier to get megaprojects off the ground in a dictatorship like China since they don't have to deal with all those pesky stakeholders that can block such projects in democracies. And they can just announce that poverty has been eradicated, and then do nothing more to help the poverty stricken who actually still exist, but can't do or say anything that goes against the official CCP narrative. So yeah these are cool projects but we aren't allowed to hear anything about the people whose land was taken, lost their houses or businesses, or suffer from the environmental degradation.

[@auggieeast]

@@factsdataworld9899 I'm suscribed to that channel already. I was just watching the story about that 8 story building collapse.

[@xl0001]

This is impressive, thanks for your sharing!

[@algung2522]

... remembered "the truth is out there" ! 🙏

[@CookingwithYarda]

Amazing video !! Thank you. New subscriber here.

[@jeanregaudie]

Great video. Thanks

[@kkc1231000]

From A Malaysian Cat 🐈 I totally agree and highly respected for what you said from nearly the end of the video YES SIR YOU'RE RIGHT 👍👏🙏💐the two nations need to understand each other instead of conflicts as a Malaysian but I do understand that the Chinese people always love to be peace with everyone instead of war and always have their plans to do things with a good purposes or motives, TIME WILL BE A GOOD JUDGE .Trip Bitten you have my RESPECT AND SALUTE, SIR 👍👏🙏🙏🙏❤️💐😻👍👏🙏🙏🙏❤️💐😻

[@HaraldinChina]

wow this video is really blowing up. Congrats.

[@TripBitten]

Yea, a little of a surprise

[@PowerofClarity]

The structure at :09 , what is it and where? (In China of course) There is on similar in USA. Sundial bridge in Redding Calif. I believe built '99/2000

[@ricotheman8139]

As a Chinese, the top 3 for me will be, 3 South to North water transmission, 2 dessert reforestation, 1 landing on the moon.

[@luisnieves8242]

you forgot freedom for the people.

[@ricotheman8139]

@@luisnieves8242 sure, so much freedom.

[@ricotheman8139]

@H L Step by step, no hurry, moon first.

[@chrisp7110]

Yep. I remember that like some years ago where they can turn a dessert into a tropical rainforest. That is amazing since now Farmers can grow crops on dessert soil

[@runli8685]

@@luisnieves8242 yes , we need freedom, please help Chinese people

[@stelasabbagh7634]

Love China and chinese people!

[@Luke_0918]

I think you can add to this list a super project that China is implementing: the Sichuan-Tibet railway. You can try to learn more about this project, which is more difficult than all road projects in the world, and also surpasses the Hong Kong-Zhuhai-Macao Bridge.

[@susanwoo3358]

What a great country of not only very exceptional people, but most of all their virtue of hard work and ability to work together, for the best of the country and its people! More power to China!

[@stefaniac2095]

I have to say you are right. We like to criticize the Chinese but they are hard workers and once given the opportunity they showed it to the world.

[@willhall4037]

Awesome, eyes opened from UK. Thank you :)

[@Maya-vd2pg]

I learned a lot from your video. So cool👍 thank you!

[@jimmystar6730]

Thank you for sharing.

[@devinloveridge6805]

What I honestly can not believe are those figures that you stated :0. Those prices would not fill all the pot holes in my city, let alone build anything of this sort, how do they manage to do things for so comparatively cheap?

[@talkthetalk3798]

Here in the north part of San Diego, California, a few km long local road has taken people about two yrs to just fix something ever since Covid started. I drive on this road everyday but cannot stop wondering how long it would take Chinese workers to complete the job.

[@derekyank7380]

@@talkthetalk3798 Within 24 hours.

[@robertguzman3113]

Woo-Hoo 👍 great video ___THANK YOU. Needed that

[@parrsnipps4495]

Great video! I love that you simply presented the information without twisting special effects or one's that seem to be flying towards my face. I could just watch it & see the incredible projects China is doing. The US seems more concerned with tax cuts for the wealthy & is falling behind especially on high speed rail.

[@patrolmanracv]

NO ....more concerned with war and global control

[@a.f.7246]

This country is run by globalist. We should have speed trains but our country is under seige

[@miaouscleaumonocle]

And about the space program, there is also the Mars rover...

[@affiance6]

Great video. Keep doing more.

[@Xcommunicado1]

Great contents. Keep up the good work.

[@TripBitten]

Thank you!

[@totifernandez9532]

The Beipanjiang Bridge is just among the hundred, literally hundreds, of similar-sized or bigger bridges that China has built in recent years.

[@ericnalopa208]

Job well done. Very nice and hope we watch another awesome videos. Keep up and stay safe always. 🖒🖒

[@jabig1]

Thanks for this insight. We only hear bad things about China but it's great to see these great projects

[@randomedhk.8388]

Because the rest of the western world are the victims of the western media !!

[@FrostbitexP]

China committing genocides really takes away from its achievements though.

[@tesmith47]

Africa better understand Chinese hate Africans just like whites

[@sys3248]

Good compilation and presentation.

[@TripBitten]

Glad you liked it!

[@sys3248]

@@TripBitten i have no idea about the mega wind farm before seeing your video.

[@hang4963]

I had crossed the Chuhai Hong Kong bridge so many times 🤣one way fare cost $65 HK it takes about 35 minutes to Macau 😆👍

[@jackw195]

3 months of the US defense budget can finance all these great creations.

[@hhtan253]

very very interesting and ingenious projects. You will never imagine they can be done until you see them. Most countries live in a whole of their own always thinking they are very great and advance. Look at these projects and hopefully they should free very humble. Can US do these. Not in a million years to come.

[@ahliong]

USA can achieve greater height if not for the military complex. Look at South America , if USA can do an equivalent BRI , the world will be a much better place.

[@freemanol]

@@ahliong china has always dealt with others on a mutually beneficial basis, albeit derogatory (i mean the tribute system with korea for example). The west on the other hand believes in their own fairy tales, previously about christianity and salvation, then liberal capitalism, and now democracy. They use these concepts to justify plunder and oppression of other civilizations for the last hundreds of years. It just changes ideology from now and then.

[@mranonymous9034]

@@ahliong US should change its attitude and hypocrisy then the world will be a better place

[@AL-lh2ht]

“Hey guys Look at this bridge we built” Amazing.

[@bobhood4482]

Us could easily build these and bigger if you didn't have so many people who weren't born here fighting everything in court and of course the born here corruption of political factions

[@gerossteed]

Miguel, I enjoy this video, which is informative, educational, and inspirational. Great work. One correction for you and some of your audience who might not be familiar with the Chinese language: Jiuquan (at 1:17) should be pronounced as "Jou-chuan (酒泉)", instead of "Jou-guan", where q is "ch"-sounded in the Pinyin system officially adopted in China and by the UN nowadays, as you must have been aware of. It's hard for many, I think, since q and g are created in similar forms when taking a glance at them. LOL. In Chinese, "Jiuquan" means "Wine (酒, jiu) within continuously gushed natural underground water or spring (泉, quan), which is, legend had it, etymologized from a celebration of a victory (in 121 BC) over Xiongnu (匈奴) nomads, who had often harassed China's northwestern border; the victory was achieved by the famous Han-dynasty young general Huo Qubing (霍去病; 140~117 BC), at an age of 19, after he poured the wine (of ten jars) bestowed by Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty (漢武帝; 156~87 BC), for the victory into a local spring (around or in the battlefield) to share the limited amount of bestowed wine with his entire army. This is a fairly romantic origin. The other etymology of Jiuquan comes from the Journal of (Chinese Historical) Geography within The Book of (Former) Han (Dynasty),《漢書.地理志》, saying that nearby the ancient town/city, there is a spring whose water tastes like wine. Thus the name for the area. The second origin seems to be interesting, too. Which, or neither, etymology is (close to) fact beats my head, since both origins occurred more than two thousand years ago, way before I was born. LOL. China's long continuously-recorded history, abundant culture, large amiable population, vast space, and the like, are fascinating. (Refs.: Wikipedia and some Chinese websites, incl. Meiri Toutiao, 每日頭條, etc.).

[@ronrichard4105]

I've always loved the Chinese culture. They have a special way of life here on earth.

[@jimchumley7907]

Ron Richard; Yeah I really love the way China persecutes and imprison believers and followers of Jesus. They have such grand engineered huge vast prison systems. Mass evil persecution. Yeah what a nation China is.

[@direwolf6234]

so for about 100 billion they got all that done while we spend 750 billion per year on weapons and very little on deferred maintenance ... how sad ..

[@kiwia8271]

Well, you yanks, do love your guns above all else.

[@hengongchua6250]

Just approved another $33 billion to aid Ukraine war with Russia.

[@direwolf6234]

@@hengongchua6250 ka-ching congress stocks reach all time highs .. defense defense defense ..

[@qqq5843]

Indeed, if weapons dollars could be spent on biomedical research, we would soon solve the Novel Coronavirus

[@mutav2166]

By 2030 US will Spend 1 trillion on Army by year.

[@wmgthilgen]

The issue in the U.S.A doing the same is any and all funds made available are generally all spent in the planning of who's going to head up the project and by the time the funds get to the implemation process, it's almost gone. Not to mention employee's will not work for the same amount of money, Chineese people work for.

[@buravan1512]

*now i understand AMERICAN JEALOUSY and RAGE.*

[@qqq5843]

I would much rather the US and China work together than against each other, when the world's two largest economies can work together to create better economies and better lives for people around the world, many of whom live in poverty.

[@grantadamson3478]

And you will now understand why China won't assist Russia in it's brutal and vile war against Ukraine.

[@buravan1512]

@@grantadamson3478 did anybody mention Russia?

[@hanfucolorful9656]

There are more, China spent 40 years, turning the desert （42,200 square kilometers.）into grassland, or landed the rover on Mars， or lockdown the entire city of Shanghai ( don't assume it is an easy project).

[@chrisp7110]

Which is good. I am glad tht they took immediate action in Shanghai. USA tends to forget that they did this for 2 years. I heard recently from an American living in Shanghai that it is opening up now which has been like 1 month or 2months? I cannot remember but it is better than 2 years in the USA.

[@jonath1982]

Too bad they still have issues covering up a massacre in a square, lmao. There's a good reason why crap is called chinesium.

[@ameliah8164]

@@chrisp7110 6月1日开始解除封锁，那里的大部分地区已经没有病人了