Crazy Engineering, How China Built Airport In The Clouds, Pumping $1 Trillion on Infrastructure

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  • Crazy Engineering, How China Built Airport In The Clouds, Pumping $1 Trillion on Infrastructure
    The infrastructure maniac is indeed too "crazy". There are only things you didn't expect, and there is nothing that can't be built.
    Officials in Wushan County in southwest China wanted to build an airport in their area to increase tourism to the Goddess Peak and Little Three Gorges, breathtaking canyons that meet the Yangtze River. The problem is that Wushan County is very mountainous and doesn’t have any flatlands for an airport.
    So Wushan County made their own flatlands, by chopping off the top of a mountain
    00:00 - Intro
    00:50 - The Airport In The Clouds
    02:19 - How China Spend $1 trillion On Infrastructure To Boost Economy
    03:12 - More renewables than Europe
    03:30 - The worlds longest water tunnel
    03:54 - From concrete sprawl to greener cities
    04:12 - More than twice the high speed rail in the world
    04:55 - 400 billion yuan a year on data centers
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Komentáře • 26

  • @MrDebour
    @MrDebour Před rokem +8

    China is future

  • @mrbeautifulartist8580
    @mrbeautifulartist8580 Před 8 měsíci +4

    Aliens definitely will be learning from China in future

  • @suzenaravoltolini9481
    @suzenaravoltolini9481 Před rokem +2

    Welcome the future! 😍😎😎😎😎

  • @cormackcormack4991
    @cormackcormack4991 Před rokem +3

    wow

  • @blueberrynoon
    @blueberrynoon Před rokem +6

    the music is too loud , can't hear voice talk over... its very very very annoying

  • @docmorg1209
    @docmorg1209 Před rokem +2

    wtf is with sound in video? Why does the voice comes only from left dynamic of the headphones?

  • @khimbahadur5710
    @khimbahadur5710 Před 8 měsíci

    I love you china

  • @reconsist
    @reconsist Před 8 měsíci

    Awful, devastating, created on concerning debt and the financial debt is just nothing to the debt we owe to the environment. People are just unable to learn, unable to slow down and cool off.

    • @odzergaming
      @odzergaming Před 7 měsíci

      China turned a whole desert into a forest

    • @yeungtsang8761
      @yeungtsang8761 Před 3 měsíci

      You need to invest to make more money. "Must build roads first if you want to become rich". That's the Chinese famous proverb.

  • @markjohnattwood8985
    @markjohnattwood8985 Před rokem +2

    Do one ccp

  • @daamaaan1
    @daamaaan1 Před 10 měsíci +1

    With all that "crazy" infrastructure investment, China is currently facing a huge debt crisis. Yes they have the biggest high-speed rail system, but that overbuilding of high-speed rail is looking at a $9 trillion debt. Guizhou, one of the poorest provinces in China with GDP per capita of less than $7,200 in 2022, boasts more than 1,700 bridges and 11 airports, more than the total number of airports in China’s top four cities. Guizhou had an estimated $388 billion in outstanding debt at the end of 2022. Investing is good but wasting monies is definitely bad.

    • @pquach00
      @pquach00 Před 10 měsíci +3

      In the US, we have over $32 trillion of debt. That's about $97k per capita. Yet there is no high-speed rail anywhere here, and certainly no new crazy infrastructure :(

    • @AJ-nf9fz
      @AJ-nf9fz Před 10 měsíci +1

      All infrastructures in US are in a major need of repair as there is no budget for maintenance yet the US spends $800 billion annually in military spending.
      Most bridges in US cities provide cover for homeless people and their number is growing by the hour. China pulled 850 million persons out of poverty in the last 30 years and there are no homeless persons in China today. So much for US being the world's mightiest country.

    • @pquach00
      @pquach00 Před 10 měsíci +1

      @@AJ-nf9fz Each country/political system certainly has its strengths and shortcomings and infrastructure is seemingly not something that US can boast about. Whatever the US lacks at home, they make it up with power projection via massive military presence worldwide and military might. I just wish whoever in power would have a more balance budget for all aspects rather than a heavy focus on military spending.

    • @joekerr8334
      @joekerr8334 Před 9 měsíci

      It is better than giving $$$$$ to Ukraine.

    • @yeungtsang8761
      @yeungtsang8761 Před 3 měsíci

      The money spent were for the good of the Chinese citizens. It helps the economy to grow faster and people live a better life. What is so bad about it then?