China Has Officially Opened The World's Longest Bridge

The longest bridge in the world has officially opened, built by China the Danyang-Kunshan Grand Bridge, how did China build this insane over water bridge, what are the insane engineering features of it and will this mega project live up to its hype.

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[TheImpossibleBuild]

Does anybody build mega projects as cool as China?

[jasonlee]

$8.5Billion for 160km bridge, and we cant build a 300km railway line in the UK for less then £100BILLION and it still needs scrapping, yes the economics are different but that still doesnt take away from their skill and capabilities vs our incompetences LOL, well done China

[ratnabahadurgurung]

Gigantic congratulations China.I'm excitedly watching your so beautiful and world class infrastructure almost everyday.

[emypena]

This news is more than a decade old. The Danyang-Kunshan Grand Bridge construction was completed in 2010 and the bridge opened in 2011/

[eyeofthetiger]

These guys built the Great Wall of China over 3000 yrs ago with no technology so this is a piece of cake.😅

[romankm]

It took Chinese 4 years to build 102 miles this amazing structure. In the UK, it takes 4 years, sometimes longer to upgrade several miles of 3-lane motorway to 4 lanes🤣🤣

[Universalman]

None can break China's development
China's development is astonishing

[peterlaval]

In Toronto Canada (Eglinton Crosstown LRT), it takes 30 years, $12.8B just build a 5km Light Rail Train and still not complete, today. Sarcastically speaking, it took 5 years just to come up with a name, 10 years to design and 15 to build and counting. Most of businesses in the areas have gone bankrupt.

[alexleanh]

True story: In Washington, DC (the capital of the US for those who don't know), we have an overpass bridge that is deteriorating and unsafe (with a D- rating by the ASCE - American Society of Civil Engineers). Chunks of concrete have fallen down to motorists on the road below (you can search for article "Chunk of overpass falls on car in D.C." - Washington Examiner). It took at least 3 years of the infighting bureaucracy... and it is still there without proper repair or replacement. Their final solution is to put up a net under the bridge to catch the fallen chunks of concrete!

[taslimahmed]

OMG what is this. Mind-blowing achievement

[harendrapatelsyavari]

These East Asian guys are living in 2080 already

[MicheleLLOYD-bkmt]

FREE HAWAII. I WANT MY COUNTRY BACK FROM THE WARMONGER INVADERS.

[dhingdhong]

Shame US and Europe . They too busy. But China keep going ahead

[yasminea]

China is a good example of how much a country can achieve when the govt focuses expenditures on its own country and people rather than starting unnecessary wars all over the world like the US. The graphics of China in this video are breathtakingly beautfiul.

[tomkershaw]

Wow this was a big project with a lot of cash up for grabs.

[tonilim-twep]

How nice to have one from Batam Indonesia to Singapore

[qjtvaddict]

Chinese geography is so extreme that it demands these feats of engineering

[NELO_]

In the USA this would have cost 80 billion dollars and at least 15 years or more

[Indian_Rajput]

India just opened its longest “Sea bridge ” which is approx 22km long

[manumalia]

The fact that he had to mention flat earthers …