China’s first commercial driverless sky train begins trial run in Wuhan's hi-tech park

[@Jidannugrahaa]

China is very extraordinary, there are lots of technologies that make it very easy for its people

[@twest3686]

Maybe find work polishing over head rails, something university students could do.

[@alexxenaosas2416]

and USA think is nr 1 :)))

[@kizza9321]

A suspended monorail, and automated train operation, are not new. Therefore there is nothing extraordinary about this.

[@7_years_and_]

7months to finish .here in India it will take 7years to move a file from table to table .. LOL 😂

[@cashflownpv]

Same here in Canada

[@trijalinamdar5396]

Tell that to the Opposition India would’ve gotten bullet train by 2020 without the interference of Uddhav thakary

[@7_years_and_]

@@trijalinamdar5396 how many people a bullet rain can possible accommodate ? even if it was completed its of no use in an overpopulated low-income country where majority lives on food subsidies. its only purpose is show off . if it was useful you would have seen bullet trains allover the world including in china. But no most smart countries prefer high speed train which are safe and needs lesser maintaince than costly bullet train.

[@7_years_and_]

@@trijalinamdar5396 how many people a bullet rain can possible accommodate ? even if it was completed its of no__use in an overpopulated low__income country where majority lives on -__food __subsidies. its only purpose is show off . if it was useful you would have seen bullet trains allover the world including in -__china. But no most smart countries prefer high speed train which are safe and needs lesser maintanance than costly bullet train.

[@wanghui562]

Skytrains are better than subways in that you can admire the view all around, and now all below as well. Wonderful job Wuhan ❤

[@se7enzee444]

It's the view. Building subways is much more expensive and have too many issues.

[@sann5146]

Just make sure you don't fly into any bats up there

[@wanghui562]

@@sann5146 I hope freedom bombs don’t detonate in your face :-)

[@TheWorkersNewspaper]

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[@sann5146]

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[@ArabicReja973.]

"The Coming Collapse of China" written by Gordon Chang in 2001. - In which he predicted the collapse and eventual break up of the People's Republic of China by 2011. - When approaching 2011, he postponed China's collapse to 2012 or 2013. - When 2013 was nearly over, he postponed China's collapse to 2015, then 2020 - As of today, Gordon is still predicting (together with Indians) the coming collapse of China

[@devindabuddhi7037]

Cry harder bot😂

[@petrbelohoubek6759]

it is called clickbajt, but as a book

[@takiranayaki7870]

😂😂

[@hoksuncandra9030]

Gordon will keep predicting the coming collapse of china in 2200 , when his son already replace him for writing the book ....

[@pisablavatsky-cb3dd]

😂😂

[@randomtraveller8116]

Big populated country needs these. Especially in busy cities .

[@phrous]

No matter What media say about China, their economy and innovations are extraordinary

[@petrbelohoubek6759]

This was build in Germany 100 years ago :D

[@gourmetbacon5750]

Nothing about this train is a new invention, both driverless trains and trains hanging from the rails have existed for years.

[@rohitsinghyxrs]

I can just see Westerners crying so so hard...it's making me happy from inside 😂😂😊

[@DaddyBear205]

@@petrbelohoubek6759 this was built in India 10000 years ago 🎉

[@petrbelohoubek6759]

@@DaddyBear205 ok foil cap man. Where in india, i can visit and ride it?

[@Zergcerebrates]

Love the design of this train.

[@wazukyan7696]

What's so special about the design ?

[@omegasupreme7353]

What's special? How about Everything!

[@rikudouray]

​@@wazukyan7696 oh so your the besties who always find a hole in the relationship 🤣

[@lubex3486]

it looks like your face tbh😂

[@adamsaciid4919]

China 🇨🇳 what a fascinating country

[@prathamkalgutkar7538]

@8rick1ane Go to Germany, France, Japan, Korea, etc etc if you want to see an homogeneous societies, China, India, Indonesia, Russia are all multi-cultural societies

[@deadboltzz5199]

​@@prathamkalgutkar7538ughyers or whatever they are called would disagree and so would the Chinese Christians.

[@Labyrinth6000]

Oppressive on their own people.

[@xabiermorales7781]

@@deadboltzz5199 If u are brainwashed by american and west AntiChina propaganda, yes I understand why thats ur perception. But if you would have some kind of critical mind you will see that is not anything like west propaganda shows. Not sure if this will help you by having a more critical mind, but its something that you need to know.

[@lIlIlIll-kg2cm]

fascinating in that they bully every other asian country around them

[@yasserhussaini2104]

Hats off to China for always breaking the boundaries of what's possible. 👍💪💓

[@containedhurricane]

Incredible. Huge countries like the US will benefit a lot from sky trains

[@saltA-saurus]

They can benefit more from normal trains.

[@drbanana4993]

@@saltA-saurus they can only dream😂

[@Technobby]

just wait another centuries for the debt return from Ukrain

[@userspylife]

US gonna copy and steal from China now ?

[@irritatedanglosaxon1705]

Yes benefit to bomb others from sky

[@MrQwertypoiuyty]

Stunning. China is a hotbed for all new infrastructure and I am here for it.

[@ycding1807]

This sky train is not far from my house and my work place. Let me add some more information related: 1. the financial cost and construction time cost is much lower than a subway. this sky train line just been built in couple of months. 2. this sky train line is built for tourists not for daily passengers. ticket prices 20RMB (maybe cheaper) 3. there is subway line #11 built for Guangu center city. the line #19 is under construction and will be open in Oct ~ Dec this year. The subway ticket price starts at 2RMB. BTW, there are some roads planned for driverless car testing in Wuhan. L2/L3 driverless systems developing is hot business in China, not subways. Actually the government is controlling the subway development in every city since the construction and operation cost is too high.

[@dylanxie4915]

the official had denied the price of 20RMB， final price is being discussed. I predict the price will be 5-10RMB， maybe 8RMB。

[@Mohd.Shazlee]

As a member of the ASEAN family of nations from Malaysia 🇲🇾, we are so lucky to be geographically flanked by China 🇨🇳 and India 🇮🇳 on both sides. China is a role model for our development while India is always there to scare the life out of us if we don't develop

[@sweetpotato3910]

Since India stole property and assets from 600 foreign companies, they robbed those 600 companies without any fault. the latest news is that xiaomi's assets were robbed by india of 50 million dollars, that's why many foreign companies have fled from india such as ford foxcon ect. apple want to make factory in india?😂 i laughed so hard

[@wongcw08]

Jahat kau ni, Mat. Nanti kena serang netizen India, mati kau 😅 Sesungguhnya, kita untung dapat teknologi canggih pada harga yang berpatutan. Semoga kekal begini.

[@hoksuncandra9030]

😂

[@oumaekumiko2186]

🤣

[@江宁路牛奶棚]

怕个屁，有中国在，印度敢动马来西亚？？？

[@irillebak1997]

My First impression traveling to china was "amazing" such a huge and modern country with all latest technologies they made, no wonder that china become world number 1

[@Todsor]

i bet you are pinoy because they are the nation of simps.

[@sann5146]

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[@HongKong.Shenzhen.]

not always about being number , really about improving the life for all

[@irillebak1997]

@@HongKong.Shenzhen. yes that's the positif effect of all

[@HongKong.Shenzhen.]

@@irillebak1997 so agree

[@tnt_pkk1311]

a great way to protect the environment with these type of sky train

[@mizzypoo4827]

Great use of AIRSPACE.. bit scary about glass floor, maybe it need an emergency toilet cubicle 😂 just in case?😳

[@petrbelohoubek6759]

no, it just look cool, it is something you want in amusment park not in the city

[@Hkchinese888.]

As an Indian, I can't deny I'm jealous of China and the Chinese people

[@iyansetiawan8565]

Hi Mohammed, love your videos.

[@georgehooi5393]

Don't be jealous. Compete!

[@diollinebranderson6553]

​@@georgehooi5393 I'm surprised you don't know it's a bot

[@sweetpotato3910]

Since India stole property and assets from 600 foreign companies, they robbed those 600 companies without any fault. the latest news is that xiaomi's assets were robbed by india of 50 million dollars, that's why many foreign companies have fled from india such as ford foxcon ect. apple want to make factory in india?😂 i laughed so hard

[@Hkchinese888.]

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[@indian_peasants_only_salvation]

We Indians do not need this kind of transportation, we have cows 🐮

[@james_l4337]

These are usually only for attraction tourism sightseeing As the train capacity & speed is limited also the number of available train (at most ~4x carriage)

[@jamessteele7010]

I was wondering why it was going so slow.

[@patrickjohnesplana9770]

​@@jamessteele7010 try to watch the japanese version of this is i think when they run to a certain higj speed the carriage sway or move alot and ask you hold to strap tight

[@girijabhavani775]

Another milestone in Chinese Infrastructure.. Truly Amazing!

[@HongKong.Shenzhen.]

win win for all

[@cherubimcherubim9515]

Amazing China. Jia you China from Malaysia.

[@AlexG3Z]

The future is here, and it's in China... It's amazing what sheer dedication can do

[@petrbelohoubek6759]

This is already 100 years old in Germany

[@metalvideos1961]

@@petrbelohoubek6759 no its not

[@petrbelohoubek6759]

@@metalvideos1961 it is, just google it.

[@amirism91]

@@petrbelohoubek6759 germany never built autonomous driverless sky train. thats a fact

[@twest3686]

Until you're hanging like grapes that have withered on a vine.

[@ShahidKhan-dd5pf]

That's what you achieve when you don't interfere in other countries' affairs. 🇨🇳

[@payamanph5630]

I'm from Philippines and I admire the growth China has become. I wish our country live in prosper and peace.

[@cloudwithwind574]

The United States controls the Philippines, and they have no way out

[@searchingforsuspect6786]

My philippines is becoming a puppet from usa

[@payamanph5630]

@gogosmkkk5138 We don't know whats going on with our goverment but I hope peace on our region.

[@payamanph5630]

@gogosmkkk5138 Philippines is a very small country with no troops compare to China. USA is a long time allies of Philippines after the USA-Philippine War.

[@江宁路牛奶棚]

先去殖民化吧，那是第一步。

[@CHATTARPATISHIVAJIMAHARAJKIJAI]

Absolutely incredible,both japan and china are so developed in public transport and many other aspects too

[@jinqiangzhang5161]

和日本没有关系

[@O0U.O0U]

@@jinqiangzhang5161日本的空轨运行很多年了，人家估计从这个角度带上了日本。

[@josephguo6256]

forget Japan, zero new chance for her.

[@nuomitang30]

This makes the rest of world looks forever 1990.

[@paulnicolaparua300]

Germany already made this since 1901. Lol

[@cch33tah53]

@@paulnicolaparua300 yes but China made this using maglev (magnet levitation) technology, first and only in the world

[@paulnicolaparua300]

@@cch33tah53 But origins of Maglev was invented by an American rocket scientist Robert Goddard.

[@ealexgu]

@@paulnicolaparua300 And gun powder was invented by the Chinese, what exactly is your point? It says a lot that China can use technology invented by other people to advance further than the inventors themselves. That applies to not just trains but also military and space exploration. How you use the technology is far more important than who created it.

[@Superpooper-2020]

This is nothing My Inddian trains can carry passengers on trains roof also

[@melonlord5026]

When I was in middle school I often see this kind of train in futuristic theme anime like K project. To actually see this finally happened is really nice.

[@verac9292]

Only 7 months, what an incredible!!

[@Hiruga666]

US be like this is new threat to our national security

[@aronproxy6970]

So scary to see a window under the foot.

[@ninjapirate123]

Keep growing bigger and stronger China

[@nilanthihettiarachchi7342]

Meanwhile Indians "Let's revive Akhand Bharath " 😂😂😂😂

[@Mediocreinput]

I don't, get it, why build suspensed monorails when you can have normal monorails? (And even normal metros)

[@Nemesis1x1]

Meanwhile the US still has subway trains from the 80s

[@DarkZerol]

Because the US built their entire infrastructure off personal transport like cars not public transport. Even getting to go to your local grocery store, requires you to drive. This is heavily compounded by the fact that automobile manufacturers in the US have strong lobbying power with the US government whom only desire is to get more of it's population to be dependent on owning and using private transport.

[@terracecar1]

it's much better than traditional underground subway.

[@captainkrajick]

How though? It's slower, cannot be as frequent and cannot carry half as many people as your average Subway.

[@huanghuangh]

​@@captainkrajick 低速楼宇之前，景区等通勤

[@hanchenyin9862]

If China nowadays is still regarded as a developing country, how would it look when it's considered as a developed country?

[@slovackoinfo]

Each house in the village will have its own flush toilet.

[@loganwong3012]

@@slovackoinfo all right

[@sheevpalps3846]

Probably with decent GDP per capita and better education for its rural folk as well

[@dongiovanni8899]

@slovackoinfo Western toilet room still doesn't have floor drainage

[@Ilyssa-q9y]

@赵玉龙 中国人口已经进入负增长了，去年总人口减少了85万

[@ArabicReja973.]

China 🇨🇳 is a rising power, - China accounts for 39% of global industrial output - Chinese economy overtook the 27 member European Union 🇪🇺 back in 2021 - China has $3.3 trillion in reserves, the highest in the world - FDIs into China totaled $190 billion, while China invested $147 billion overseas in 2022 - BMW 🚘 sold 46% of its cars in China alone, which is more than the EU 🇪🇺 and USA 🇺🇸 combined

[@misterbig9025]

How about India? Any data?

[@andia968]

thx for speaking the truth!

[@borhanuddin9715]

​@@misterbig9025 They are busy to build toilets for their poor population

[@xinyiquan666]

it is not first driverless sky train in china, but it is first Maglev (derived from magnetic levitation) driverless sky train that does not need electricity in entire world , no other country has this

[@Kentalot]

I think you're getting this mixed up with another train. That one can go faster at 50mph but can only hold 88 passengers. It was also reported by scmp. It doesn't need electricity to keep the train levitated but needs to use relatively little power to move because of the frictionless levitation.

[@Ukit50]

@@Kentalot Yes it doesn't require power because it is using PERMANENT magnet all along the track to levitate and push forward.

[@Ukit50]

Because China is rich in rare earth to produce mountain of permanent magnet. Other country can afford to buy rare earth to produce mountain of PERMANENT magnet. To produce electro magnetic force either using permanent magnet or supplying small amount of electric to produce electro magnetic force/field along the track to push forward

[@waqarshah6173]

Brilliant work by Chinese engineers..💗🇨🇳👍

[@davetsang88]

1:15 He said the construction cost was lower than underground, around one-fifth to one-fourth, not "It can be used as a commuting method between facilities in big cities".

[@breeks2116]

Awsome developments in Peoples Republic of china 💯🙏

[@loganwong3012]

Taiwan= republic of China

[@studyabroadadvisor5588]

What a development done by china in such a short time

[@HongKong.Shenzhen.]

this will solve so many traffics problems around the world if it works

[@azurefire7266]

And why is this better than a regular train?

[@xsuploader]

much lower time to completion. smoother journey because no gradient. and it will attract tonnes of tourists. Its literally a suspended train. Who wouldnt want this.

[@azurefire7266]

@@xsuploader I have doubts about lower construction time... Smoother journey, maybe. But well maintained train tracks are smooth too and I don't think just monorail attracts tourists. It should be an efficient public transport solution, not an attraction. On the other hand, you get something that's harder to maintain, harder to build switches for, harder to expand, impossible to integrate into existing infrastructure and harder to evacuate in case it catches on fire. I don't think that's the future. Looks cool and that's about it.

[@begotten59]

China always makes citizens, convenience! Kudos China 🇨🇳🇨🇳🇨🇳🥇🥇🥇❤️❤️❤️☕️☕️☕️

[@wrem0510]

I like this, but just curious why do a suspension train as opposed to normal train on tracks on the same type of elevated guideway?

[@jcl644]

Exactly, this initiative is all for show without substance. Its more dangerous to be hanging on a rail track instead of riding on it, as proven by the limited capacity of 200 people. Laughable capacity in such a populous country.

[@MrJermson]

As commented in the videos, the suspension train is only useful in certain places like between airport terminals, campuses or areas whereby demolitions of existing buildings are impossible due to variety of reasons.

[@aungaisum8654]

@@jcl644 China got many types of transportation dude. This is just one of them.

[@dongiovanni8899]

it's suitable for campuses, office parks, transit hub as it uses less energy and quieter with magnetic tech for shorter distances than monorail

[@jcl644]

@@aungaisum8654 in malaysia city centre, we have this kind of bs called monorail.and its a terrible shortsighted failed transportation system with a similar limited capacity. Imagine rolling something like this in crowded china

[@seventian6117]

An air train in China is said to be the world's first suspended maglev train system that uses permanent magnets. It can operate without power, gliding through the air without ever making contact with the track above it - and there's no rail underneath it.

[@Ukit50]

If no rail how this maglev train glide then it must be a UAV train. Without power input the maglev resit back on track not gliding

[@seventian6117]

@@Ukit50 copy paste from news, permanent magnets rare earth without electricity.

[@never4ever386]

How can it operate without power? Everything needs power (energy or force) to change its state of motion which is a basic law of physics!

[@Ukit50]

@@never4ever386 Found out it use permanent magnet along the line. May need power at launching pad or during braking only. Opposing magnetic field force it to glide along the track without power as it move along the track

[@seventian6117]

@@never4ever386 copy from news, I think only the suspension part can work without power.

[@5555Manish]

5 years before I saw sky train of Japan on TV... But my first preference is China one due to speed..

[@ramonsalvaleon2616]

I thought this kind of train happens only in light novel sci-fi cyberpunk anime. But this is a whole new level for China.

[@schoeibsabri2283]

We have this type of transportation since 100 years in Wuppertal / Germany but this is cool with the transparent flooring... Awesome...

[@carkawalakhatulistiwa]

China Already have 3 this Train.and plans to have 10 cable car lines. this is thanks to the planned economy and mass production

[@petrbelohoubek6759]

Exactly... China always do this. They are bragging about something, which is already 100 years old

[@wongcw08]

It must have been so amazing then.

[@seventian6117]

It is Permanent magnetic levitation tech，

[@petrbelohoubek6759]

@@seventian6117 no, it is not, that is another railway in China, not this one

[@bigchungus-kt4zl]

Meanwhile politicians in the US: best i can do is rat infested subway and inflation

[@MannBaloch.]

Our Iron Brother China is a constant source of pride and joy to us the people of Pakistan. Congratulations to China and the Chinese people, Long live President Xi Jinping and the People's Republic of China from Gwadar, Balochistan, Pakistan

[@unsaali4201]

As a Pakistani it's also depressing that how far behind our country is unfortunately, 😢 China is literally 100 years ahead of us or maybe even more meanwhile we are still living in a country where even gas and electricity is not available for many hours in a day, it looks like every force in the world wants to destroy our country, our army, politicians, neighboring countries, even our own people whose only mentality revolves around spreading violence and trying to mask the violence with name of religion

[@mainhoopmchaiwalamodi2244]

My India 50 year far behind china 😢

[@Zergcerebrates]

You guys are catching up fast.

[@petrbelohoubek6759]

And china 50 years behind the west ;-)

[@showmax985]

​@@petrbelohoubek6759 You made me laugh. 😂🤣

[@petrbelohoubek6759]

@@showmax985 They did lot of work, they were 200 years behind the west just 50 years ago. Erasing 200 years gap in just 50 years is incredible, you should acknowledge how sucesscull china is, instead of laugh to them. With this speed, they wil cach up in 30 max 50 years

[@kushagravlogs5627]

100 years

[@vectorcalculus8508]

Being a indian I feel very jealous from China .....i swear i'm now 17, i will make india very much developed which no one could expect and China is my motivation for that as it really made its country from nothing to everything in the course of 100 years.....i had read it's history that how it was underdeveloped in 1910s and now developed in 2023....

[@official...Akonsu29]

Its easier said than done, every educated person in India wants this much development but you need political power to do all this, unlike china india is not a one party country, it is a democratic one and to win election here you need people's vote but majority of poor people will give vote to either who does religious politics or who does freebies politics, in all of this if you try to say in speech that you will eradicate poverty, eradicate freebies uniting together you will be greeted with flying tomatoes and chappals.

[@vectorcalculus8508]

@@official...Akonsu29 hmm, you actually said the right point...politics in India is one of the major problem in backlashing the country.....but bro money can buy everything .....just take an example of Mukesh Ambani who actually brought most Indian to 4g as well as he also gave cheapest internet in the world and we all know he is even connected to one of the political party too.....My strategy for development of India would be ,just do the work in the name of the any powerful political party which they even not resist to do(as they have to win the election),they will win the election and development wil also happen.....as I'm very small for this now😅 so this could be childish but i think it would work in future......

[@official...Akonsu29]

@@vectorcalculus8508 yes you can be a billionaire but you still need to have atleast have a finger in politics maybe not directly in order to do that, best of luck

[@vectorcalculus8508]

@@official...Akonsu29 thx😊 i will try my best to do so.....

[@zacksmith5963]

@@official...Akonsu29 toooo busy begging i see

[@Hkchinese888]

We are lucky the sky train in our city was demolished 20 years ago.

[@Kyoukichi]

This already exists in Japan.. why is this news again?

[@dongiovanni8899]

Japan uses mechanical tech, this one magnetic

[@FN-ib8wd]

@@dongiovanni8899 That’s been used in Germany 20 years ago, but the maintenance costs are way too high for it to be profitable. So we sold it to China.

[@Koh-Wei-Jian]

Maintenance and emergency evacuation would be interesting.

[@dongiovanni8899]

the carriage has evacuation ladder

[@user-bi8ko7kc6h]

Love to know as well but this type of trains has been operate in Japan for a period of time, I’m pretty they have a solution.

[@luiso.6819]

Beautiful. Excellent job China! The Chinese Government makes amazing infrastructure. Love it. I wish other countries would also invest more in infrastructure.

[@maoistnaxal]

That's why Indians today are starting to join our Socialist cause especially poor farmers. Democracy is a curse for our India, it only creates wealthy elite class like Ambani and Adani. With the help of their agent Modi. Well done to our Comrades from China 💪

[@maxjing61]

he said the cost of construction is 1/4-1/5 of the average metro, and this was not translated at all. why?

[@linzixuan29]

What happens if it break down ?

[@jamallhayden2512]

Thank You!

[@Superpooper-2020]

China is 100 years ahead of my india. I wish I was born as a Chinese.

[@kushagravlogs5627]

Yes

[@alejomikel1]

Only 7months to complete? Wow 🤯

[@DarkMeyer777]

Why not build a normal monorail train? Wouldnt it be easier than having an inverted one

[@entertainmentjoke2871]

Since the bottom of the track is being used, why not utilize the top part as well for another tracks?

[@user-bi8ko7kc6h]

I assume it will affect the stability of the train moving underneath due to vibration and weight.

[@mango0686]

US will never achieve this level of innovation

[@outlawbillionairez9780]

🎶 "Nothing like a 6 car monorail!... What'd I say?! MONORAIL!... What's it's name??..... MONORAIL!!"🎶

[@ianhomerpura8937]

Time for Wuhan and Wuppertal to have some sister city agreement of sorts I guess.

[@misterbig9025]

Is any Indian city a potential candidate?

[@dongiovanni8899]

Wuhan has already sister city in Germany which is Duisburg

[@ianhomerpura8937]

@@dongiovanni8899 why not another one then? Bounded by suspended monorails 😀

[@prathamkalgutkar7538]

@@misterbig9025 Mumbai have a monorail but like most monorails its an almost fail

[@shizhaowei8126]

As a Chinese I really, really don’t want my country to become a ‘superpower’. Super builder sounds much much better to me.

[@teofilol2666]

It's high time for scmp to hire proper translators for their translation, lousy translation all round.

[@shawnsmith524]

Did you all see the person with the hard hat he is ready for when the train falls

[@akattau]

I've been wondering why trains have to get a driver sat in the cabin as there are rails, sensors, computers.

[@jagsingh6410]

All these hi-tech were largely available in West but never shared openly with developing countries and people-in-need. Now with China in the lead, such technologies and collaborations help world towards a shared and prosperous future.

[@jrkr7357]

Imagine how much more you have to pay for the China-made things you bought had they been made in the West or Japan ?

[@deebil8099]

Lol, who do you think helped China build all these things? Japan built their High Speed rails. France built them their dams.

[@HongKong.Shenzhen.]

very true inveniton is vital, as is implementation- then sharing

[@izacnguyen3159]

new c919, new cruise ship, and then new train

[@somekindofusername]

Could they not also run a monorail on the top side of the track therefore doubling capacity?

[@YawenXu]

At 01:15, there was an error in translation. What the interviewee actually says is that ”它的造价比较低，它的造价大概是地铁的四分之一到五分之一“ meaning "Its cost is relatively low, roughly one-fourth to one-fifth of the subway."

[@NestlaysChaulkolateChips]

This seems more "flashy new toy" than realistically useful form of transportation.

[@haseeb1626]

What is advantage of it over normal train?

[@haseebpavaratty6249]

The train is floating, which means they are not in contact with the platform. This will help them go much faster than traditional trains since they doesnt have friction.

[@Gobbbbbbfy]

I rode one of these today. It crashed and I got off

[@cooliipie]

So an upside down MRT?

[@Bojansakotic]

First like, than I watch video! ❤️ Greetings from Swiss and Serbia ❤️❤️

[@JasonB808]

Honolulu Rail should have been build this way. We would have had saved so much money and time. 🤦‍♂️

[@Iceyfire12]

Nothing in the US states are ……

[@misterbig9025]

But US government spent the money on Afghanistan, Iraq and Ukraine!

[@irritatedanglosaxon1705]

China: Build, build, build USA: Bomb, bomb, bomb Just like Chinese epic story, Chen Zhen who's saving else's than others murdering them

[@yesjoeri1]

why are the passengers already completely cramped up? it looks way too small

[@henry003]

1:18 Is it just me, or is there a mistranslation here? I hear him talking about a lower cost, between 1/4 - 1/5 of subways, but I don't see that mentioned in the subtitles

[@z_A_S_T_R_A_v]

Qooga nuuga.

[@lIlIlIll-kg2cm]

why dont they put a train on top and bottom. for double

[@bobjack2381]

US the warmonger only sit down and dream away.

[@babylov3r]

Just don't when it will fall down only😂😂😂

[@andryhalim2132]

why it has to have glass floor though...

[@chakagenghiskhan4057]

It’s China, so men can look up little girls skirts.

[@bobbymoss6160]

Because glass is cool AF.

[@sintijonosintijono1103]

And those glass are ur typical bulletproof glass, so u wont have to worry that its going to ever break.

[@yayie2235]

for people below to look up.

[@aldenteh9412]

Tourists would love these kind of things so it's a smart move, benefits workers, students and the ministry of tourism.

[@sailormoon7202]

There you go, something a comparable nation called India can’t even achieve 😂 Singapore, Malaysia, China, Japan, Taiwan, South Korea and Hong Kong has always been ahead in Asia.

[@azurefire7266]

Quick question, how do you evacuate this if it catches on fire?

[@semosui205]

Is there fire extinguisher on the train tho?

[@dongiovanni8899]

the carriage has evacuation slide/ladder

[@azurefire7266]

​@@dongiovanni8899 yeah well... I don't see the place for that. Floor under the door seems too thin, doubt a 25m long slide would fit there.

[@okbyebye9586]

Literally in the comment section there are so many Chinese bots just to insult India. With racist dps. And not only this some of them have a proper channel in which they are showing Indian women's as panda's slaves like seriously i have never imagined that china will fall to this level. America has been one of the most powerful countries for many years but they never used such cheap tactics.

[@stanmitchell3375]

It could work below ground too

[@abdifatahabdullahi1021]

Indian Modi's fanboys be like why is the train not falling to the ground

[@misterbig9025]

How come we don't have this train in India? We have biggest GDP, biggest population with latest western technology!

[@aldenteh9412]

India should work with China so there can be trade relations. China can help its allies.

[@anewlife5846]

Biggest GDP?🤔 Also, it is not always about the GDP because the distribution of the wealth amongst people also matters a lot. Ambani is the richest guy in India and India conducts most expensive elections in the world but India also ranks 107th in the world hunger index with 70 crore people surviving on mere 5kg ration a month. So, this inequality makes the country suffer endlessly.

[@rishitkumar8857]

@@anewlife5846 How hard is it for you to understand that it is a bot?

[@honchor]

What is the benefit of this kind?

[@MrMultipolarity]

This is what happens when treasuries lend for industrialization and research and development instead of bidding up real estate costs. China is a role model that we in the global south appreciate and pay attention to closely!

[@Indian_Girl_Aarini_888]

From the perspective of an audience member, it's important to pause and appreciate the tremendous dedication and hard work of the milk inventors. As a supporter, I want to convey my deep appreciation for their amazing efforts. Your devotion and impressive work make this exhibition an interesting and captivating spectacle. We genuinely appreciate your commitment, and the joy you bring to the audience is truly entertaining and fun. We recognize the long hours you put in, often without breaks, and the tireless effort you demonstrate tirelessly.

[@petrbelohoubek6759]

You mean 100 year death Germans? :D :D :D

[@bruceyung70]

They have this similar trains in Japan but Chinese built infrastructures seems to have surpassed Japanese as of recent. From the space station to home grown jets and ships, it seems they are about leave everyone else in dust soon.