Time-lapse video shows how Leishenshan Hospital completed in 12 days

Wuhan's Leishenshan Hospital, the second specialized hospital for treating novel coronavirus patients, started project acceptance on February 6 and will be handed over in a stepwise manner. CMG journalist recorded a time-lapse video of the construction from multiple angles. Let's watch the three-minute video to see how Leishenshan Hospital was completed in 12 days.

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[hafsaimranbhatti]

I am so proud of China well done and stay strong wuhan from pakistan🇨🇳🇵🇰

[sidoniafaibis]

Stay strong CHINA !!! 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏❤🇹🇩 from ROMANIA

[marycanfield]

That's great! Thank you so very much. God bless you all. Amen

[joylee]

Wonderful! Excellent!!! Great China! Great Chinese!!!

[poulomi__hari]

This gives me hope that humanity is capable of such extraordinary feat. But also makes me sad because such feat may not happen in my country...

[karrieg]

They did a unbelievable job!!!
But I cant help but wonder how many of the workers came down with the Coronavirus virus while building the hospital?

[carcher]

CnC Zero Hour dozer: "China can use this!" 🇨🇳

[gtarules]

The other hospital was a whole building, built in 2 days less, but holds 600 less people??

[dardoura]

how to time lapse 23 hours into 24 hours? x how much?

[dangardner]

If there's one bright spot in this tragedy it's that the West can see an example of how efficient China can be at construction. Here in America, the phase "made in China" implies "cheap and of low quality." That's because that's what Americans buy, but it's not all that China makes. When they build things they build fast and with high quality. I've spent nearly half of the past three years in China. It's staggering to leave and then come back 6 months later to see an open field turned into skyrise apartments and malls in the time I was away. And consider this: in 2008, before the Chinese Summer Olympics, there was ONE high speed rail line in the entire country -- it ran from central-ish Shanghai to the airport. Today more than half of all the high speed rail lines in the entire world are in China. Think about that: China build more high speed rail in 10 years than the entire world has built, ever. Now, they just need to oust their dictatorial government and end censorship and they'll be in great shape.

[saralynn]

Not a contractor. How does the cement between floors have enough time to cure to be stable enough??? I'd imagine it's pretty darn thick.


Edit: Oh. It's mostly one floor buildings then?

[desiexpozure]

does noone else notice the bars on the windows LOL

[DavidAnuszewski]

They look like ants when the timelapse is fast.

[EddieKatrynEstonia]

Great job on construction.
"handed over in a stepwise manner" sounds Chinese.
"handed over in stages" is English.

[kvancersoz]

prefabricated buildings..so easy with so many people..nothing to boost about

[pTicaL]

Russia is doing the same now, better prepared than sorry