China is Building the World's Highest Bridge

Suspended 625m above the Huajiang Grand Canyon, China is building the World’s Highest Bridge: The Huajiang Bridge!

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0:00 China is Building the World's Highest Bridge
0:44 The Huajiang Bridge
3:17 Guizhou: The Land of Demons
8:59 More Than Just a Highway in the Sky

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[MegaBuildsYT]

What do you think about the Huajiang Bridge? 🤔 And would you do the world's highest bungee jump?

[notohkae]

crediting the guy who helped you get info for the video at the start is great journalism

[davecool]

$280M is sooo much lower than I was guessing.

[torydrew]

280m is absolutely insane. Here in my home county of Australia, to even get a job like this off the ground, $280 million would be spent in red tape and approvals and permits and so on. Before shovel even met the ground

[greentraveler]

Oh, I really enjoyed this type of narration, finally without going through all those politically correct terms like CCP regime, evil communist party, which I really had enough of most Western media keeping running same narrations or narratives. But this video is very professional and very objectively purely discuss the reasons, the background, the history all around and relate to the bridge itself. This is called professional journalism.

[grid-panda]

I wanted to laugh when I saw the comments saying that Chinese workers are underpaid. In fact, in such field projects, the average Chinese worker can get about 12K RMB after tax, which is about 1.7K USD. It doesn't look like much, right? But it's enough for this average worker to buy a Chinese-made EV SUV with 9-10 months' salary, without a loan. This car is also sold in Europe and Australia, it's called BYD alto 3 ~

[mpaulm]

People talk about the fast growth of Dubai, but China has killed it the last 30 years in every way possible.😮

[seanzhao]

The investment in the bridge itself is $279. 72 million, with an additional $140 million invested to build a tourism service area that includes a five-star hotel, a highway rest area, a tourism service center, and more.

[malaysiaterdedah]

How can you not respect the Chinese? Even if you are a westerner. I mean...whatever you say about them. Regardless of if you agree or not, how can you look at that and not marvel? It takes your breath away. The things China has done the past 30 years is nothing short of spectacular. In almost every aspect, almost unimaginable. Truly a miracle of mankind. Well done man. Well done. Shine bright China! The world is watching.

[JiakunLi]

As a Chinese, I admire that you can make such a real and detailed video about China‘s infrastructure. Thank you for your efforts.❤

[lukasu]

Awesome video and great moderation, I really enjoyed it! Keep up the good work and cheers from Austria :)

[BBCisSb]

I once drove over another bridge in Guizhou - the Beipanjiang Bridge - and it was spectacular!

[rollvideo]

I’ve traveled near this region and it is spectacular. I was expecting this bridge to cost way more. Whatever the cost, it’ll be worth it. Hopefully it’ll bring prosperity to the local people. China is an amazing, safe and friendly place to visit, just don’t break the law there.

[barryabberton]

$280 million in China. In Australia, that bridge would cost $3 billion with monthly increases due to the CFMEU.

[Mossad]

America can’t build an overpass for 280 million

[sjfbrkdnjrkdkajdjoajfok-]

Eastern Asian economies are insane: China, Japan, Korea, Hong Kong. People there are just smart, disciplined and diligent enough😮

[Dvrga]

China's infrastructure is severely underrated 😫

[henrythejeditube]

Yet another great video, so well presented, love the historical background to this magnificent bridge in China, and the jokes too, keep up the great works sir

[SiggiTh]

I'm going there, for sure!
It looks amazing and the scenery is incredible. Can't wait to experience the local hospitality.

[boxuangu]

Definitely taking my kids to see this bridge in the next few years! looks sick!