World's Longest High-Speed Rail Network | China At High Speed: Into the Future | Free Documentary



China At High Speed – Episode 3: Into the Future | Engineering Documenatry

China At High Speed – Episode 1: Human Connections: https://youtu.be/zouaPZ806VI

China At High Speed gives viewers an inside look into one of the world’s most advanced rail transportation systems – What knowledge and expertise is required to run the largest high-speed rail network? How will this increased connectivity shape Chinese society?

Delve deep into the cutting edge technology that builds, operates and maintains China’s massive high-speed rail system. Follow a train enthusiast who travels across China to teach English to rail staff. Break urban-rural migration patterns a new generation of young entrepreneurs return to their village to revive the traditions. With China at High Speed, see how the future of travel is changing along the Silk Road, from rail and beyond.
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37 thoughts on “World's Longest High-Speed Rail Network | China At High Speed: Into the Future | Free Documentary”

  1. Train Tech nerds rejoice! We’ve got another episode of superb train technology for you. Without a doubt, China wants to be the best. It’s more political than anything else. Pride in being the biggest and best. While the latter leaves room to discours, One has to admire their audacity in retracing rebuilding the Silk Route from
    centuries past. No matter what, China never leaves you cold.

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  2. Belt and road is to capture the economy of poor countries. When the country can't pay china (which they know they eventually can't) china takes over their main assets and economy. Slimey bastards.

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  3. First time I learned that there's a literal school for HSR trains. Man, what an achievement though for such a complex and massive rail line that goes from varying types of weather condition.

    The vast swathes of open ground these high speed trains go through is impressive, but I wonder the cost and engineering marvel it took to produce these rail lines that cuts through nature itself.

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  4. For various reasons, some of us can't read what is written on the screen, but still enjoy listening to the documentary.
    Could you be so kind so that in future documentaryes when other languages than English are spoken, you have it narrated in English for us?!
    Please and thank you!

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