China's infrastructure shocked America (Shanghai Metro)

China's infrastructure shocked America (Shanghai Metro) #chinavsusa
In this video i am gonna show you the world's longest subway system (831km) in the world which is shanghai Metro system and it has more than 500 subway stations with 20 lines, this insane new infrastructure of china is a bit annoying and challenge for not only USA but all other countries who wants to be at top of the world.
There are a lot of skyscrapers, fastest train, second tallest building which is shanghai tower, and much more to see in incredible china, and USA is getting far behind in everything from china, NYC subway system is no longer the best, Shanghai has well organized, clean and well maintained longest and best subway system in the world.
purpose of this video is to just show the two sides picture and rest you can do analysis by yourself who is better China or America.
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[@cosmoray9750]

It is a shame that the US politician would rather spend US tax payers money on endless wars, don't take care of the homelessness and most importantly upgrade/build new infrastructures. From Vietnam, Iraq, Libya, Syria, Ukraine proxy war and who know what else war . All that money wasted could have aid American citizens for years.

[@caterthun4853]

China has not been involved in war for 40 years at least. Not like other developed countries

[@alberthuang4868]

War industry is the most profitable. Spending on infrastructure and eradicating homelessness are total waste of money. War industry is very profitable there lies the priority

[@Kilimangerro]

It's not about American citizens. It's about American ruling elite and wealthy.

[@cryptorenegade1406]

War industry is profitable for corporations only, not for the common people, infrastructure & irradicating homelessness benefits everyone less traffic jams means more productive which leads to more profits and taxes collected, ending homelessness means these people will integrate back to society in turn pay their taxes and less welfare burden on government, not so hard to understand

[@user-lz1sn8mz3r]

I agree. US should use this money to update the Metro, Bridge, Railway😢

[@k-fm4zx]

The subway in Shanghai is not the most beautiful because it has been open for nearly half a century. The subways in Shenzhen and other cities are the real science fiction.

[@asdfghjk-xh9jl]

Meanwhile, Chicago subways take pride in not having rusty rail bars and a 2% decrease of annual stabbings

[@darkcloud5830]

@@asdfghjk-xh9jlStill better than NY subways. I would love to compare California HSR if it ever gets built.

[@mathewvanostin7118]

Chicago already had skycrappers metro and modern city back in 1930 Its easy for a country who built most of its metro/infrastructure after 1990 to brag about modernity. Wait 100 200 years 😂

[@creatormaxi8324]

Chongqing subway is amazing, like we ride at the amusement park, the whole city is amazing.

[@siyuanxi9985]

I’m from Shanghai and now I’m in LA. The transit alone is such a disappointment haha

[@yonight6871]

I went on the Shanghai metro in 2018, and I was astounded. The network was so vast and deep down, you could take journeys of escalators going down or up, especially in an interchange station. Thousands would be on their phones because wifi was already widespread underground. Everything was so seemless and in order, and was very cheap. I’ve travelled on the Shanghai maglev and China’s high speed rail system. It is world class! Nice to see your perspective of China Metro VS US Metro.I am so impressed by this. I only wish we have such modern and convenience transport system in the US. It is so dirty and dated in the US. China is allot more modern and developed than I expected! Our media in the West always tells us China is collapsing.hether you call China a communist or socialist state it is undeniably a country putting the common good of a community first. Thus the Central and regional governments will planned, invested and installed whatever facility to improve the lives of the citizens in the community.Western democracies like the US or UK are short-term profit driven.If there is no money to be made or the money could be invested better elsewhere to bring a faster or higher return it will never go into the large public transportation system. Therefore there is no HSR in the US.Rats.progressive deterioration and lack of modernisation are tolerated because if money isn't spent it is the profit for the selfish owners and share holders.Oh....have fun in china.

[@kwokholuk8723]

I am from Hong Kong. China is a socialist country. Socialist country cares about the wellbeing of their people. Moreover, Chinese people are deeply influenced by Confucius philosophy since ancient time. Confucius philosophy suggested that a good government should be like good parents to take care of their children in the family. That's why you can see the Chinese government rules the country is like the good parents rule and care about their children. Chinese infrastructures such as high speed train, metro and maglev are run by state enterprises owned by the country. They were built for the wellbeing of the Chinese people but not for making profits for the corporates. That's why you can see the Chinese infrastructures are so convenient and affordable. Also, that's why the people in China are not as free as the people in the Western world. The United States is a capitalist country. Capitalist country is interests of capitalists (corporates) come first. That's why Elon Musk, Jeffrey Bezos and Bill Gates are the richest people in the world. That's why homeless people becoming more and more in the US.

[@applebee9060]

@yonight. There are also many very nice places in the US. Depends on where a person is visiting.

[@aero.l]

​@@applebee9060 Where would that be?

[@i-eat-you]

This video is about a subway, not about taking drugs. Don't take it so hard.

[@i-eat-you]

​@@aero.lwhy don't you visit by yourself and find it out? North America has a lot if great place to offer. Travelling educates, but Daddy Xi won't protect you

[@paulye9970]

Building high quality and affordable infrastructure is the best way of expressing "for the people" policy

[@MrAlexCage]

true that ✌

[@KyleRuggles]

High quality... look up Tufu Dreg... a lot of this is just for show.

[@JohnSmith-sm7ez]

Drinkable tap water? Doctors per citizen ratio? Cancer rate survival? 5 million plus modern slaves? 150 million malnourished? For the people? Where is Peng Shuai?

[@aero.l]

US politicians are full of slogans and platitudes. Meanwhile, nothing becomes better for ordinary people.

[@i-eat-you]

Nope, it's for the constructuon industry, generating profits. Social programs and welfare is for the people.

[@Earthman99999]

I've been to China many times and each time I've seen noticeable improvements to the public infrastructures. I would dare say that most of China's major cities today look cleaner than most American major cities. Try comparing Shanghai to Philadelphia or Chicago. Also I've been to public parks in Northern Chinese cities of Dalian and Dandong. They look very clean compared to the parks where I live in America... which has graffiti, vandalism, and criminal activity going on.

[@goe3372]

I agree you the China's cities are clean, but I think graffiti is coool!

[@012one6]

饭桌上拉屎也很酷​@@goe3372

[@LW78321]

I agree, each time I visit China, it gets better and better in terms of infrastructure and development 🎉

[@i-eat-you]

I have been to China during Tang, Song, Ming dynasty and in 2023. I recognized improvements as well.

[@Earthman99999]

@@i-eat-you Wow... went back in time to the Tang Dynasty? Who are you... Doc Brown? And sad to say... the American mindset has not changed much since the days of the 1800's Wild West.

[@DK-ev9dg]

This is too embarrassing for US.

[@hayden1770]

If Americans knew the truth about how far they've fallen behind China, there'd be riots in the streets. Oh wait...there already are riots all the time. Just not for those reasons mentioned above. 🤣🤣🤣

[@OnTheRoadWithEric]

lol understandable. their money goes to corrupted countries like Ukraine, Israel and military industrial complex

[@kimmeilim1970]

Yet USA like to criticise China

[@TAIWAN_PROVINCE_CHINA]

That's why they issued a warning notification not to visit China.

[@User-uw4qz]

He’s being paid by the party to make these videos

[@38nacy]

I love China! ❤❤❤

[@MrAlexCage]

so do i now.

[@irritatedanglosaxon1705]

The gap is too far between China - US, nvr compared the new superpower vs the former one

[@user-mm2bz5pf9y]

However, USA still the most powerful country on earth 💪

[@directxxxx71]

​@@user-mm2bz5pf9yoverrated superpower with tent cities and high homicide rate

[@user-iq8wm8xi3x]

you are wrong! In the past 3,000 years, China's national power has been the first in the world for 2,800 years. Now China has just returned to its original position.

[@md.bd.linkrocky]

​@@user-mm2bz5pf9y Only for you may be 😂 not for rest world ! Personally I don't think that America is still powerful! They just can spread rumors and talking about others development! Cause they can't make they only can destroy and also they destroy their own country day by day!

[@grantchallinor5263]

@@user-mm2bz5pf9y That may have been true in the 1990s but perhaps not now. A country like China is on an upward trajectory, the US has been heading in the opposite direction for several decades. If you look at all economic factors like GDP, currency, purchasing power, and industrial capacity, the Chinese economy is probably the largest in the world now - and by some margin. Most reputable independent economists estimate that China's economy surpassed that of the US around 7 years ago and is now perhaps 20% bigger (Source "The Economist" journal). The Chinese middle class is now far greater in size than the entire population of the US - for example. Many European and some Asian countries citizens have a far better standard of living than their counterparts in the US. Huge areas of the globe are moving away from US influence and the dollar (due to the huge stain on our planet known as US foreign policy). Even militarily, the US might still be able to bomb/invade nations of goat herders, but they're not going to have Russia, China, or any other peer opponent trembling in their boots. The world is changing and the US is being left behind.

[@RoyFJ65]

As a NYorker, I fully concur with your video, I grew up there from early 80s and its been worse ever since with some glimmer here and there but only to deteriorate further with no improvement.

[@lettucesalad3560]

Then get off your bubkiss and move to Shanghai why don't you?

[@archstanton5973]

_"I grew up there from early 80s and its been worse ever since"_ Mmmmmm.... NO. There are so many videos ONLINE to see just how bad the subway was in the 1970s......

[@Ironfangzu]

One very noticeable difference, aside from the cleanliness and jaw dropping aesthetics, is that in Chinese subways, there is zero graffiti. This is a cultural thing. In China, you respect other people, and so you respect their property. Would you like some punks to spray their name onto the side of your house? No. And so Chinese do not randomly put graffiti on public property. They take pride in their city. They don't litter. Also, you don't see any homeless or drug addicts on the streets of Shanghai or any Chinese city. Why? They have a society where people take care of each other, and everyone also tries to take care of himself, to carry his own weight. Here in the U.S., thousands and tens of thousands of people are literally being "thrown away", as human refuse.

[@ZoeCuiM]

It's not a culture thing. There are cameras everywhere. You will get into trouble of you do that.

[@fooioj]

​@@ZoeCuiMits one of culture thing.

[@user-df4gx4ee8r]

这是一个文化的问题，中国人认为吸毒和流浪是可耻的行为，同时毒品问题在中国非常严格，毒贩经常在中国死刑 This is a cultural issue. Chinese people believe that drug use and wandering are shameful behaviors, and the drug problem is very strict in China. Drug traffickers often face the death penalty in China@@ZoeCuiM

[@nuo.not1033]

Thank you for your recognition, but I would like to say that there are actually homeless people in China, but they are completely different from the homeless people in the United States. In Shanghai, at night, you can see some people who set up tents or even sleep directly with a quilt in Bridges, parks and even clean sewers. They leave their hometown to work in Shanghai with a salary of 5K-6KCNY per month. The cheapest rent in Shanghai is about 1.5K, and food is also very expensive, so some people choose not to rent, save every penny, and return to their hometown after a few years to repair a house, buy a car, marry a wife and have children. In Shenzhen, there is a "sanhe" labor market, where there are a group of young people who are desperate for life, who will never work until they spend their last penny, and who work for daily wages, hourly wages, so the quality of life is pretty bad, and they sleep at night in the park on the deck chairs, on the open level, wherever they can sleep. Internet cafes are their comfort zone. But they are different from the homeless in the United States, they have their own house and land in their hometown, they are not homeless, they just want to earn more wages in the big city. I don't like these video filmmakers only shooting the beauty of big cities, they should also shoot the lives of some people at the bottom, this is not the dark side of China, but the real thing, as a Chinese, I am proud of this country's achievements, but also sad for the bottom people, which is why we are still a developing country. We have only solved the problem of hunger so far, but we still have a long way to go to become rich.

[@sunmanyi3265]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/gIiUfqNrZcySgLMsi=qsfx1AkevODLqWQ2​@@nuo.not1033

[@2hotnspicy1]

I just came back form Shenzhen. The new metro interchange station (Gangxia North) was simply amazing. I was really surprised to see. It’s definitely worth stopping by if you plans a short trip in Shenzhen while visiting Hong Kong.

[@ftd7435]

What happen to US and Western medias about China being a poor, dirty, backward and oppressive country?

[@George-rj4fj]

Jealousy inspires the mind to be very creative in rubbishing the efforts of others.

[@cheval63sg]

where is propaganda?

[@iyansetiadi1986]

They use 1960's China.

[@MrAlexCage]

😁@@strongchallenger2269

[@drzhanga]

bruh the US gov literarily has a "talk shit about China, make up fake shit if there's none" budget, tax dollars well spent

[@danielmacleon3008]

So true, the lies about China are amazing. Like my mom would say, "if they say bad untrue things about you, it's because they are just jealous." Lived in Shanghai for 7 years, now I'm in Guangzhou and the metros/subways are all amazing. Not to mention the high-speed trains and the low cost.

[@MrAlexCage]

couldn't agree more sir. reality is different from what media shows.

[@varyagus]

tell this to tens of millions chinese that loosing their job now. to ghost cites, empty malls and and endless closing factories. and infrastructure is relatively new, can't imagine what will be with prices and their quality when it will require regular maintenance.

[@partyhu]

@@varyagus 爸爸不需要你们担心，你们GDP增长多少啊？

[@youmemeyou]

​@@MrAlexCage You're brainwashed by the CCP. Please don't show us the simulation city created by the CCP!!

[@youmemeyou]

​@@partyhu牛在天上奔跑 我的尾巴上的角更清晰

[@00001111henry]

NYC subway station no second door. Crazy people pushing down rail track.

[@George-rj4fj]

No concern or real care for public safety.

[@i-eat-you]

Jesus!!!!!!!!😱😱😱😱 500 dead people every day

[@kanshakangeki6676]

Crazy 😱😱😱😱

[@jorryzhu4615]

Sounds like hell..

[@ytomi5472]

I have watched several videos of KZbinrs traveling around the world and no other city in any other country surpasses this city in comparison to the following cities in China. These cities are Beijing, Shanghai, Shenzhen, Guangzhou, Hangzhou, Chongqing, Nanjing, Wuhan, Chengdu, and Tianjin. These cities are characterized by their wealthy people, sophisticated cityscapes and futuristic architecture, and societies that have embraced the latest technologies. These cities are some of the most attractive cities in this world today.

[@JohnSmith-sm7ez]

Absolute nonsense. Most parts are unbelievably soulless . No wonder they want to copy European architecture. Endless dark concrete high rises are horrible and many historical parts are disappearing

[@JohnSmith-sm7ez]

How about drinkable tap water technology?

[@changhaixu3912]

​@@JohnSmith-sm7ez跟中国谈历史，勇敢的外国人

[@Auzzzie82]

@@JohnSmith-sm7ezyou obviously have never been to china with that absurd statement

[@Auzzzie82]

@@JohnSmith-sm7ezmany Americans still don’t have clean drinking water!

[@sammanis9148]

When you showed all these fantastic n futuristic buildings, subways n infrastructure to the American n the European, may will either refuse to believe even it is right infront of their eyes or they will tell you off that there is nothing to be proud off. But these same people will feel very proud of their American hegemony n nu bullying around their advanced Weapons n fighter planes .n

[@MrAlexCage]

you are right Sir.

[@chongdi6140]

Unsurprisingly many Americans unwittingly loved to be fooled by their corrupted politicians and subservient media lol.

[@JohnSmith-sm7ez]

Absolute nonsense. And we all know about Chinas infrastructure. Same with Dubai, So what. It’s great. No issues.

[@JohnSmith-sm7ez]

Being proud is stupid. Maybe thankful or lucky. What are you proud of? What have you got to do with it?

[@daddysteven0723]

👉China's self-righteous infrastructure path, has been taken by the United States a hundred years ago.🤣🤣🤣 👉"New construction" does not mean progress. If India and Vietnam also have "new construction" one day, then India and Vietnam will be great? 🤣🤣🤣

[@stevezodiacXL5]

Funniest thing I saw in Shanghai (I think it was leaving the Mag-Lev and entering the airport) was a huge sign saying 'You Are Here', with an arrow pointing to the ground. I was grateful for the sign - we all need reminding of where we are, now and then. First time I arrived in Beijing, I thought I should get a taxi to my hotel, because I was uncertain of other methods. Cost perhaps £5.00 - (probably less, but it was some time ago). Next day I found that Metro trips all over Beijing were 30p! And there was a station less than 100m from the hotel. Been back to China a few times since, and never used a taxi ever again.

[@MrAlexCage]

ya, subways are convenient here from A to B.✌

[@stevezodiacXL5]

@MaxineWashington That's interesting - thank you. I think I was there for weekend in 2012, and then in 2013 and 2014 I returned for longer trips. I became a senior in 2015, so if I return, I can get free travel! But I think almost every city subsidises its Metro systems. And usually a lot of intercity rail travel too. For example, in the UK, they say our train companies are private, but the government gives them billions in subsidies. They give more in subsidies now the are private them they got in subsidies when they were wholly owned by the state! So privatisation just made things much worse. The London Metro is owned by the city, and an average trip is £6.70 - that is 60.72 RMB! I think even after price rises, Beijing is still a little cheaper than London. ;-)

[@lisayip4305]

I think China has a new policy of no-visa entry for 144 hours. If financially permitted, everyone is suggested go see China and take a second thought of what have been told by the media.

[@MrAlexCage]

ya better be, i recommend everyone to visit this part of world and see yourself that media was all lies.

[@yecloud]

I don’t think these anti-China losers could afford the trip😂

[@i-eat-you]

​@@MrAlexCageyou are really cute

[@morphin999999]

You should show what the subway stations in NYC look like. there are a lot of commercial ads in the corridors in NYC metro stations. so Americans are wondering why Chinese do not display beer ads instead of the flowing golden liquid! What a difference between Capitalism and Communism!

[@user-LP3]

That’s also commercial ads in Shanghai metro

[@monipenny408]

don't mention communism! amerikans are mind programmed to switch off their brain. personally I think it is nice to have choices, Amerikans should have the right to choose the capitalist driven exploitative system, because they love being exploited and pay for every single thing including tipping, they feel more "freedom" when they are fined, or be made to pay for everything, but in the U$ everything is upside down.

[@George-rj4fj]

@@user-LP3 True! However, they are more tasteful from the viewpoint of decency (conservatism?) and far less than the "in-your-face" commercial ads of the West where icons such as sex, violence, etc bordering on decadence is used. Not to mention the proliferation of graffiti marring any "open" space that can be seen.

[@voliect]

If you truly understand communism, you will understand that true communism is an unattainable utopia. When building subways in China, it drew on the experience of all developed countries, including the United States. The taxes you paid were not even used to maintain the subway. 🤣 ------------------------------ Yes, it's communism, not socialism. I used the wrong word.

[@dranzacspartan8002]

@@voliect If you really have an understanding of communism and socialism, you'll know that China is not a communist country (only by name), it is very much a Socialist Country where most of the Tax Payers money go back to the Tax Payer. USA is a Corporatist Country where most of the Tax Payers money go to Corporations who are SUPPOSE to trickle the money down to their workers. However, once CEO's give them selves million dollar BONUSES on top of their Million dollar salaries, spend heavily on wasteful administrations costs and international meetings, pay off their massive administration wages that actually do the job the CEO is suppose to do, there are pennies left over for their Workers.

[@cityhunterhf]

The subway stations in New York give me the urge to play Counter-Strike.

[@MrAlexCage]

Mate 😅

[@darkcloud5830]

Are you sure Counter-Strike or Duke Nukem? Feel like a zombie or some kind of monster will be popping out of the dark.

[@KrazeDiamond]

A lot of people in the West don't know that China had a really late start in its development due to many factors. It began with the late overly proud Qing Dynasty with a Closed-Door Policy that stopped China's progress. Then came the European, American, and Japanese invaders starting in 1800s, most notably the Opium Wars, 8-Coalition Nation Invasion & occupation, followed by Japanese Invasion. 110+ years of nonstop foreign invasions plundered the riches of China, killed tens of millions of innocent Chinese civilians, literally left China in ruins. Rebuilding the country was difficult as the US imposed a 20 year Trade Blockade against China from 1952 ~ 1972 until the US needed China to contain Soviets. Industrialization began in 1981 after Deng reformed the system to Confucian-Socialist Republic with Meritocracy in 1978. Now the West on the other hand, was able to industrialize and develop early by colonizing half the world for over 400 years, plus the massive wealth they stole from China & India. Which, in turn, makes China's progress today all the more impressive.

[@jenniferzhang864]

Great historical facts!

[@gdrop1774]

very true. that's why many Chinese people says that the current senior generation who were born in the 1930s-1940s have experienced more changes than those who have lived 2 centuries in the west, that's how much things have happened in modern China

[@shyviking]

Yes, the chinese really developed their infrastructure. It is literally only 15 years ago that traveling from Beijing to, for example, Shenyang or Harbin in the northeast, took forever and was super crowded. Now, you can choose between sleeper, high speed trains and (if you are the economic type) probably also still old school intercity day trains. Looking forward to going to China soon - hopefully here in 2024. In al fairness, though; the subways in China are usually brand new or almost-new, while the ones in USA might be older and more worn-out. If you go to Copenhagen in Denmark, the new Metro stations (with driverless trains) look more modern and less worn-out than the older S-train stations (suburban commuter trains).

[@AmelieZh]

NY is rustic feel, Shanghai is futuristic feel.. but Shenzhen residents will disagree on the latter. LOL

[@dlmcc0202]

I live in NYC so I am truly envious of their Subway system. i’m sure it lacks the rapes, assaults and mentally ill homelesss that ours has as well

[@thebubblegum8425]

有幸去到過深圳 個人感覺深圳這方面做得很好 而且有很多免費的公共設施 免費的健身房之類的

[@wenbinwang-ds9de]

十几年没去香港了，深水埗步行街还在否？

[@kirbyhuang5609]

加油💪祖国加油💪世界加油💪

[@bananaana1860]

Btw recently in the Toronto metro(TTC) a battery in the train caught on fire 😅and a overpass bridge crumbled(now under $2 million repairs). The overpass near my home is already missing large chunks of concrete and the rusted steel support is visible. I’d love to live my life freely but safety and affordability has gone way down. I lived much more comfortably years ago in quebec(the more expensive province) than in Toronto now

[@MrAlexCage]

Stay safe.

[@yiquny]

This one looks old. Shenzhen subway stations are much better.

[@MrAlexCage]

will travel there soon

[@GodsDad98]

​@@MrAlexCage深圳才是中国的未来之城

[@liaojohnweechun7454]

Great Informative Video 👍

[@soyasuwabe7898]

Well public transport in China is for people. In the USA is for poor people.

[@viviannguyen1048]

Not true at all. Public transportation is for convenience. China has advanced public transportation so people like to use it while the US’s is kind of out-of-date and unsafe, so people prefer to drive cars. Cars just cause more traffic, air pollution and it’s kind of boring sitting in the cars all the time. That’s how people in the US get more and more lazy and obesity

[@jamesqu4209]

Thanks for sharing

[@MrAlexCage]

keep supporting 😊

[@WANDERER0070]

Never see this in western msm ,😂 wonder why 😊

[@MrAlexCage]

same here Sir. wonder why media don't show true picture.

[@darkcloud5830]

Well, if you spent $100+ BILLION on HSR and it goes 0-0 mph in 20+ years with no tracks, would you use it to compare to China?

[@daddysteven0723]

👉China's self-righteous infrastructure path, has been taken by the United States a hundred years ago.🤣🤣🤣 👉"New construction" does not mean progress. If India and Vietnam also have "new construction" one day, then India and Vietnam will be great? 🤣🤣🤣

[@darkcloud5830]

@@daddysteven0723 You are correct, "New construction" does not mean progress. But New with the latest tech, great methodology, low cost, and fast completion, that is progress. The US claims they have been at the forefront of all tech. Why can't they build anything great lately? More like they are slipping backward while everyone else is inching forward.

[@daddysteven0723]

@@darkcloud5830 👉China🇨🇳 is suitable for comparison with 🇮🇳India. They are both located in Asia. Both have a population of more than one billion. They are both developing countries. Their economy, technology and military are consistent, and their per capita income is similar.... 👉Why do you compare China with the United States? 🤣🤣🤣

[@iechuanlee9326]

Glad that you visited Shanghai & see it yourself to tell the truth. Thanks & happy new year.

[@Laker123abc]

Western media told me a different story 😅

[@justgado2772]

Well, many KZbinr who on the ground will give you the reality. Either it is good or bad.

[@MrAlexCage]

uhhh media shows what they want us to believe.

[@asdfghjk-xh9jl]

@@justgado2772Who are these KZbinrs? Serpentza and Laowhy96? Two CIA sponsored Neanderthals who were originally s3xpats in China.

[@i-eat-you]

Which media exactly?

[@MrAlexCage]

MSM@@i-eat-you

[@MinamiSen]

Not to mention that there is no air conditioning on NY train platform. You just stand there sweating in summer waiting for the train .

[@MrAlexCage]

you got a point 👍

[@ubermenschen3636]

@4:55, Subways in major cities such as NYC, LA, SF, and others don’t install glass guardrail even though criminals have pushed waiting passengers into the track - Google : Woman pushed down into track of a on-coming NYC subway. . NYC subway is notorious for this type of murder. When people ask the subway operator why glass guard rails are not installed, the answer is either a run-around or a budget constraint.

[@MrAlexCage]

Yeah.

[@fockbgs937]

A capitalist country is a country run by capitalists. It has the most authoritarian and autocratic government in the world. It only provides ordinary people with the most basic living facilities. It only uses the media to brainwash the people and creates information cocoons to transform the people. Become an angry frog in a well. Instead of improving people's lives, they only spend a small amount of money and spread rumors and deception every day.

[@daddysteven0723]

👉China's self-righteous infrastructure path, has been taken by the United States a hundred years ago.🤣🤣🤣 👉"New construction" does not mean progress. If India and Vietnam also have "new construction" one day, then India and Vietnam will be great? 🤣🤣🤣

[@daddysteven0723]

​@@MrAlexCage👉China🇨🇳 is suitable for comparison with 🇮🇳India. They are both located in Asia. Both have a population of more than one billion. They are both developing countries. Their economy, technology and military are consistent, and their per capita income is similar.... 👉Why do you compare China with the United States? Are you receiving benefits from the Chinese government? 🤣🤣🤣

[@user-ed9so2rb4k]

10 million passenger a day(?) Even if each passenger saves 30 mins of his time, it means 5,000,000 hr. or 625,000 man-day each working day! You can put a price for that saving annually!!

[@siemens-vip]

Great video, thank you for showing Shanghai, the city of the future

[@ALWH1314]

This is one of the older substations, right? I remember staying in a hotel next door back in 2005.

[@MrAlexCage]

yes, its not very new.

[@davidrose888]

Subway has been extended to connect with nearby cities as well like Suzhou which is about 1 hr drive from Shanghai. So you don't need to take a train. But the trains are another huge leap from North American regions as far as the frequency and number of destinations you can visit and of course they are all high speed trains travelling 300km/h while being smooth as silk.

[@jackyjackson604]

Some years ago I lived in Philadelphia for a while. Once I took their SEPTA (their subway). The train skipped three stations and I was 100% sure that was not an express (which skipped some stations). The passengers near me all looked confused and nervous, as there was no announcement explaining anything..... finally the train stopped and it has already passed my destination and I had to pay another ticket to go back... I was so sure that would make a front page headline at most other non-US places, but it was like no big deal at all there.

[@MrAlexCage]

yup.

[@user-vy3ug6sx4k]

😂

[@Myway0107]

You can never know how good the subway station in shanghai or the rest of China till you sea the metro in Seattle.

[@deemen7132]

Very clean

[@dirmanww1212]

China wonderful

[@HappyPandaBear73]

I use to lived in NYC but the Subway Systems is extremely poor but the most memorable thing about the NYC’s Subway Systems are the House Cat sized RATS in and out of the Subway Lines in NYC. MEGA SCARY!🤢🤮🤮🤮

[@supagirusupagiru9932]

My next travel destination definitely

[@jakerk-el8tw]

it's amazing

[@xycof363]

喜欢你的语速，全程无字幕无压力！

[@deandeng5422]

Welcome to china！ happy new year!😀😀

[@yuanshuan7099]

❤

[@michaeltse321]

dont worry china is building new trains for the los angles metro. it could do for other us metros

[@jasonpico5403]

I think it’s fair. 50 years ago US astonished the world by its innovation and creativity in infrastructure. The current and the future will be witnessed in china. I had just visited NYC, tbh without homeless and drug addicts, NYC is still beautiful and fun to explore, probably still the best metro city in the world. It’s a bit old, and most importantly, stopped growing as rapidly. I look forward to the day when china reach the level from behind

[@MrAlexCage]

that's my point.

[@kwokholuk8723]

No, Alex, you are wrong. The New York subway stations are better because they are valuable antiques. They were built in 1904.🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@MrAlexCage]

antiques 🤭

[@viviannguyen1048]

Sorry I don’t prefer that kind of “antiques”, it’s so much backwards to me.

[@kwokholuk8723]

@@viviannguyen1048 Don't take it serious. Just a joke.

[@daddysteven0723]

​@@MrAlexCage👉China's self-righteous infrastructure path, has been taken by the United States a hundred years ago.🤣🤣🤣 👉"New construction" does not mean progress. If India and Vietnam also have "new construction" one day, then India and Vietnam will be great? 🤣🤣🤣

[@daddysteven0723]

👉China's self-righteous infrastructure path, has been taken by the United States a hundred years ago.🤣🤣🤣 👉"New construction" does not mean progress. If India and Vietnam also have "new construction" one day, then India and Vietnam will be great? 🤣🤣🤣

[@user-qv9pc3ee2o]

Brother! Please upload Chinese subtitles next time!thank you😂

[@MrAlexCage]

Sir, Noted.!

[@i-eat-you]

We only heard negative things about China, and thought it would be dangerous travelling there. But we were really surprised once we got on the Shanghai metro because we really thought we were enteriing a new world full of promise. Everything was perfect. People were singimg and dancing while waiting for the subway. A beautiful Uighur woman gave me her hand and led me to the dancefloor. Soon afterwards the subway arrived (of course on time) and it made my mouth water. I couldn't help it and started to burst in tears as I got a seat on line 2 during rush hour travelling from Luziazui to Zhongshan Park while my wife was just kissing the floor all the time. Everything was so clean and perfect! People were eating on the floor, Xi Jinping was helping an old man in a wheelchair to get off the subway at a busy station. We finally realized that if there was a paradise, it would be here and nowhere else. I would like to live in the Shanghai subway!

[@MrAlexCage]

LOL 😆

[@i-eat-you]

@@MrAlexCage ...

[@i-eat-you]

@@MrAlexCage do you want to get married with a Chinese subway? It's so clean, safe and sexy

[@user-zs9ge5io1m]

元旦快乐🍾欢迎来上海。

[@MrAlexCage]

非常感谢，非常感谢 🙂

[@carkawalakhatulistiwa]

4:47 all new stasion after 1980

[@longyou8254]

Thx for sharing

[@jayho9899]

Amazing things China beautiful there

[@tonysia6474]

👍👍👍♥️♥️♥️

[@tshungchingtay4838]

I was there few weeks ago and Shanghai is absolutely amazing

[@junlifang2896]

🎉

[@suntodd8418]

welcome to Shanghai👏

[@MrAlexCage]

thank you, keep supporting ☺

[@jochenhering5730]

Who thinks Shanghai Metro to be the best in the world, does not know the Moscow Metro.

[@Findyification]

and you never smell a piss or rat in china metro

[@MrAlexCage]

Nope.

[@unbelievable6220]

FYI, Malaysia's "Merdeka 118" is now the 2nd tallest building......come to Malaysia to Visit

[@buhmacseries6322]

For the majority of 2023 the total number of USA train accidents increased slightly to 4,845, including more than 600 deaths. When comparing 2022 and 2023, the total number of derailments declined about 2.6% - but there were still nearly three derailments a day nationwide.

[@mijmijrm]

it's just a cultural choice. The people of the US prefer a punk, dystopia lifstyle.

[@viviannguyen1048]

The U.S. prefer something boring and bland…they are not familiar with so much modern, advancement or creativity.. because America is kind of boring and lack of creativity in society. They accept whatever it is. No innovation no improvement…nothing! America is more like a remote village comparing to China

[@user-nw2pn4ld7w]

we donnot need use shanghai to compare with america cities.just a city which rank nearly 20th to 50th is neough to vs us

[@crimson0119]

Some people say its not fair to compare, because the US is so much older... but at the end of the day, US hasnt taken care of what its got. No one is expecting the New York subway to be sparkly hitech, but at least keep it clean and orderly, with some improvements here and there occasionally.... but cant even do that.😅😅😅

[@MrAlexCage]

totally agree NYC subway deserve to be better.

[@taichigreentea]

i traveled back and forth between US and CHINA last year. i cannot help thinking that many Americans will cry when they see the real CHINA. US media and elites are telling Americans Chinese are living in hell.

[@ballerblocks]

Wait till you see the Russian metro. Its beautiful

[@MrAlexCage]

next destination.

[@xalekcey]

You should definitely visit the best metro in the world, in Moscow.

[@MrAlexCage]

Gonna visit there soon.

[@i-eat-you]

It has much more Atmosphäre and history than Shanghai subway

[@tengxiong2661]

If im correct its the 3rd world tallesr building now not 2nd

[@MrAlexCage]

emm as per Trip.com its second tallest.

[@aerotexhui6551]

老米是很早的年代就很發達，所以很早就有地鐵，很先進，現在老米也是全世界最有錢的地方，為啥這地鐵（包括地鐵站）就少見大翻新呢 了解的請講一下 兄弟們 出發啦

[@jackoneill28]

因为地铁是给穷人搭的，富人的钱怎么能花在穷人身上？

[@aerotexhui6551]

@@jackoneill28 兄 是資本家 財團 算過 投資不划算？ 還是窮人沒繳稅？ 兄弟們 是那樣呀

[@user-lz1sn8mz3r]

太多钱打仗，欠了太多钱，哪里有心思搞城市更新

[@xiaofang902]

​@@aerotexhui6551社区没缴税政府就不给他们搞基建，这是典型的资本社会思想。

[@yushion5804]

老美的地鐵是私有的吧，吃著補貼吊著命，怎麼可能做長期又不怎賺錢的投資？那遺跡般的地鐵想全面番新，我想全世界沒人敢投標，開個價起個預算數子大概要研究個十年

[@levinanji9649]

Is Shanghai also a province besides being a city?

[@ablam8]

No.

[@sunmanyi3265]

Shanghai is one of the four provincial-level municipalities directly under the central government, the other three are Beijing, Tianjing and Chongqing.

[@wai-shinglam4447]

​@@sunmanyi3265, Nanjing isn't. Tianjin is.

[@MrAlexCage]

that's right@@wai-shinglam4447

[@sunmanyi3265]

@@wai-shinglam4447 ťhanks, I stand corrected.

[@ZLL668]

And Shanghai&Beijing subways are considered old and outdated in China...lol

[@ericlim428]

AMERICA , USE YOUR MONEY WISELY !!! DONT JEALOUS OF WHAT OTHERS HAD DONE . LOOK AT YOURSELF ALL THIS DECADES , WHY GO ROUND MINDING OTHER COUNTRIES BUSINESSES AND EMPTY YOUR COFFERS , CREATING WARS & CONFLICTS AMONG COUNTRIES !!! BETTER MIND OWN BUSINESS FIRST THEN OTHERS !!! THIS WORLD WOULD BE A MUCH BETTER PLACE , IF AMERICA STAYS OUT OF OTHERS PROBLEMS OR BUSINESSES !!!

[@MrAlexCage]

every single word you said is true.

[@leecheong4986]

It's embarrassing to respond the Chinese woman's voice in the background that way.

[@jackoneill28]

Yeah, it's really not nice.

[@iyansetiadi1986]

She is not Karen.

[@MrAlexCage]

i apologize.

[@bunnyyi]

新年快乐🐉🐉🐲🐲🐼🐼🇨🇳

[@MrAlexCage]

也祝你新年快乐

[@KSMrK]

I believe it is no intention to make anyone jealous.They only do things tbe best for their own people.American can always do it but their government choose not to.

[@MattsFikezolo-lo7wq]

China has the advantage of being a late comer, and can deploy the latest technologies

[@MrAlexCage]

indeed. and doing it pretty well.

[@daddysteven0723]

👉China's self-righteous infrastructure path, has been taken by the United States a hundred years ago.🤣🤣🤣 👉"New construction" does not mean progress. If India and Vietnam also have "new construction" one day, then India and Vietnam will be great? 🤣🤣🤣

[@user-hm7jc6ii7o]

Wo Ai Shenzhen 😊

[@MrAlexCage]

wo ai Shanghai 😄

[@ccbeh9103]

美国铁路100多年前是中国建造的，现在美国人根本没有这样技术😂

[@taushetyoi9888]

Are you a british guy? You speak English with british accent.

[@nicholasngo5428]

Why it is China vs US instead of China VS UK?

[@AmelieZh]

good question

[@tommytommy2489]

UK is a small island. Nothing to compare with China

[@gabrielm8150]

uk wouldn't come out very well either😊

[@xz1891]

No comparability

[@preetamshrestha2585]

High speed train coming to california and texas by 2026

[@ellocoparasiempre]

Eye opening...! Have you seen any homeless?

[@MrAlexCage]

Nah Mate, not like NYC.

[@catsilly819]

My mother is a party member in small city, after she retired, she felt too bored every day, she took part in the community work, responsible for the registration of unemployed people who live outside, there are several main ways to deal with, contact his family to see whats wrong, looking for work/low-cost housing，I think it's similar in other cities，Many factories in China are responsible for food and shelter, so this kind of work is not difficult to find

[@catsilly819]

Actually I think it is mainly because the political thing, the Communist Party does not allow homeless people (I know the western media will try to imply that the Communist Party kills them or something hilarious😂)，This policy mainly to make the local government to seriously improve people's livelihood, if there are homeless people freezing to death outside in the winter, the local administration needs to resign en masse and will never have his position again, so the administrators of each region are very serious about it

[@dailm8056]

There's nothing to compare it to. American needs lead to American choices, right? As you said, Americans have gained more freedoms. Perhaps these freedoms have exceeded order, which is why some homeless, bankrupt, and drug addicts have deteriorated urban living conditions and safety. But what Americans need is freedom. No one can control me. My own consciousness represents everything about me. The Chinese have reduced some freedom in exchange for more order and self-restraint, and the suppression of desires. So the city will be safer and better. I do not intend to make any positive or negative comments on the urban environment of the two countries. This is simply a choice based on the needs and culture of the people of the two countries. Because throughout East Asia, it is not just the Chinese who are very self-disciplined. In fact, the Koreans, Vietnamese, and Japanese are also more disciplined and have more personal qualities than people from Western cultures. But their hearts are not as unrestrained as Americans.

[@SQSNSQ]

American "freedom". You have to be asleep to believe it...

[@roalvarez]

If our respective circumstances are supposed to be based on the needs of our cultures, then there is a problem with America -- somehow with all this yearning for "freedom" we ended up with as much choice in political direction as the Chinese have, but with considerably less internal peace, much higher crime, far worse infrastructure, education and health, and quickly decaying general standard of living. To start dealing with this illness we've somehow contracted, comparisons can occasionally be enlightening.

[@MrAlexCage]

👍@@roalvarez

[@drzhanga]

Lived in the US the first half of my life, I don't think I chose to "be scared to take a walk on the street after 8PM", or worry about coming back to my parked car with broken windows or stolen wheels. Now living in China, I feel completely comfortable with my girlfriend going out to get food anywhere in the city at 2AM. So much for my american freedom :)

[@scottw4208]

Freedom? When you are destroying the freedom of others around you or afar, it’s no longer freedom.

[@johnconnors3962]

I THINK this dude is an alphabet people

[@magicsmurfy]

US has the tech, US has the money, and US has the quality, but they chose to spend it on Zelenskyy, then that money gets recycle into the US industrial complex. If they use that money on their own infrastructure, their Metro/Tube/Underground could be far better than Shanghai and Beijing. This is a matter of choice. War is better than their own people, becoz, it enriches their friends. I can understand what the senators and congressman are thinking, they are not wrong, they need to help their friends first. The rest of the Americans, they are the politicians' friends, so they don't need to help them. It's not their jobs.

[@user-xd2jz6xs8r]

Many people in the comment section are saying that the United States is more free, but the real reason is that the East Asian Circle is not pursuing freedom, but a fair environment. This is a culture because we ended slavery over a thousand years ago, so freedom does not represent a fair environment. This is also why Chinese people chose communism in the 1950s, because their party platform was based on the principle of fairness Unfortunately, most communists did not implement the principles of communism, This is also one of the reasons why Alibaba was suppressed by the Communist Party when attempting to control national capital, as capital can never control the government

[@cool_things_collection]

Not only Americans but everyone in the world should understand what freedom is all about. Freedom can only be achieved if we can live safely and comfortably without feeling afraid of threats from street thugs, criminals, pickpockets, thieves, robbers, rapists, extortionists, staying at home without feeling afraid, leaving the house in the morning, afternoon and evening, we feel safe and no need to worry of getting attacked or robbed. In life we do not need to be frightened with religion. If you want to worship, it's okay, it is also okay if you chose not to, there's no threat of going to hell, being told with this and that lies which are no different from seeing animal dung. No more fighting and killing for religion and ideology. Freedom is not about speech, free to criticise, to scold or to insult others, especially a country leader. It is the duty of the state officers and leaders to work hard to ensure the safety of their people, so that their people can enjoy a safe and comfortable life, instead of living in a state of anxiety and worry. The government should take care the health and safety for every subject as taxpayer. Except for natural catastrophy, fire or accidents, the subjects do not need to buy other kind of safety insurance, such as for robbery and theft. When a country has already been able to achieve all this, then we can call it "FREEDOM".

[@hokuspokus5588]

iam only afraid when china have better weapon as usa...

[@MrAlexCage]

china is winning the war differently.

[@Auzzzie82]

China already does , as an Australian I am more concerned of the US starting ww3 than I am of China

[@chewy1709]

Hey, buddy, you're supposed to hate on ChiNaaa, not praise it. Didn't you get the memo?

[@MrAlexCage]

i am just showing what i am seeing here.

[@catsilly819]

我觉得有一个误解很多西方人觉得就是上海很独特😂其实上海的一切在其他中国城市都很普通，它只是人比较多版本的其他一二线城市而已

[@user-mm2bz5pf9y]

But it’s safer in the US, because everyone can carry gun to protect themselves, instead of calling the cops, too late 😂

[@tengxiong2661]

Jw, how is it safer in US? Everyone carry gun and don't even know the law. You never know when you're getting shot. I just came back from china and I never felt like I'm in a bad area or feel unsafe. Everyone there is so friendly and love their city. That's why its super clean there. Not like NYC and trash everywhere where there's rat all over the place. Shanghai probably like 10x bigger than NYC

[@MrAlexCage]

i got your sarcasm 🙃

[@JohnSmith-sm7ez]

That part is true. If someone is trying to kill you it’s best to have a gun, How do old woman protect? Very safe in US outside ghettos. They use illegal guns so banning them doesn’t matter. Anyway guns are to fight against government tyranny. How many in China have died because of awful governments? Not exactly done well last few hundred years. Switzerland has guns and its cleaner and safer than China. And size doesn’t matter.

[@lsd8497]

Beautiful. But I wouldn't trade my freedom to the communist party or any other just to have nice subway stations.

[@Auzzzie82]

Freedom? LMFAO .. the Chinese have more freedoms than most western countries! You can even have a drink while walking around the streets shopping!

[@fredrik3685]

But the US is legalising marijuana. I guess that will help them back to No1.

[@MrAlexCage]

🤭

[@kawaiimdsweey9348]

Singapore subway is much better.

[@MrAlexCage]

i object.