Americans Won't Believe What China Built 

I hate to see the main media telling lies. Thank you for telling the fact. I have not been in China for 11 years. My last trip, there is no fast train and every where is building. Now my friends told me how China has change. I thought they were exaggerating.

If Wars Can Be Started By Lies, Peace Can Be Started By Truth

My favorite, indeed, is the desertification program. It is beyond amazing.

I lived in China from 2010-2015. I’m beyond amazed at how fast they are growing. It would be amazing to go back and see the changes. I would probably not even recognize where I used to live 😅

As a frequentl YT users from Myanmar, I must say your list about the the most impressive Chinese maga projects is one of the most impressive and holistic one I have ever encountered in the YT.

I think the most important mega project China built is the south to north water transfer system. The reverse desertification project is also massive and deserves mentioning

All thanks to us, the consumers of Chinese manufactured items. Let’s give ourselves a big round of applause!!! You have no idea of how many cell phones & big screen tv’s we’ve had to purchase in the past 15 years +

When people get together for the common good ... you can achieve almost anything

I think BeiDou Navigation system should be considered one of China's top 10 projects.

The Great Green Wall of turning the Gobi Desert into forest should make into the list too...it is a long term project which no other countries has ever done it.

Went Hong Kong again in 2019 2020 after visiting 18 years ago and the HK Macau bridge tunnel made my jaw drop flying over it. Took a fast Cat to Macau but would have been amazing to take the causeway

I'd love a video on the space program. I'm SO jealous of the high-speed rail! It's an absolute disgrace the US doesn't have that.

Very good. I have been a China watcher since high school in the early 1970s. We went to China for two weeks in 2019 and were amazed at the progress across all spheres of life. And yes, the fast trains are fantastic.

Wonderful video. Thank you. I love to see positive news that brings admiration for the achievements around the world, especially now when we are being bombarded with so much negativity. 😁👍❤ Regards from New Zealand 🇳🇿

That happens when one country is run by lawyers and the other by engineers. P.s. I would have mentioned the insane elevated rail through the Gobi desert and the highspeed train connecting China’s cities to Tibet on the Tibetan plateau building massive infrastructure in elevations of over 5,000m which was deemed impossible by British engineers.

Thank you for reporting on real China. China is still a developing country, and we still need to work hard to catch up with the West in some areas. Anyway, I am tired of western media criticizing China and the Chinese Communist Party without basis, thank you for your efforts! !👏

I also live in China for more than 10 years. It always amaze me how China grow on the last 10 years. Thumbs up, nice video, some projects i also did not know they exists.

Thank you for sharing! I only hear negative attacks from us media about China. It is great to hear something positive!

Interesting and informative video, there are a couple on there I wasn't aware of. As others have commented I would add the South North water diversion project and the Qinghai-Tibet railway. Go on, a top ten with twelve item on it, dare to be different ;)

Good stuff! I just subscribed to your channel because of this video so thank you.

As I am impressed with the many engineering projects in China, I am awed at some ancient achievements. One of them is the 2200 year old Dujiangyan Irrigation System in Sichuan. The system was built with hand when at that time, there were no heavy earth moving equipment, no electricity, no cement to build strong levees and dikes, no dynamite to fracture boulders or blast through rocks and hills, and no petrol to even burn and clear. Boulders too big to move were fracture in sequential heating with firewood and then chipped off. The water diversion was not only to channel water to the river-less parts of Sichuan but to prevent floods on the Min River. When the pandemic is over, I plan to visit another awesome ancient project in Xinjiang. It is the Turpan water collecting system. Thanks for your upload.

As a Chinese American who left China more than 50 years ago, it's great to see such a video put together like this, hopefully we can see more coming!!

Wow! I can't believe that you have sorted it out for us to see. That's great! Thank you!

Their trains are brilliant often travelling around 300km/h. Very comfortable too.

I remember my mom's home village in China back in the 80s, there were paddy fields with water buffaloes, people only use well water, only public toilets. Now it's all high rises and a high speed train station within walking distance. You couldn't believe the changes.

Like your late comments about understanding each other. Great wisdom.

Woo-Hoo 👍 great video ___THANK YOU. Needed that

Mind blowing video, unbelievable China technology is so advanced in many fields. Is an eye opener for western countries to understand China rapid progress in advanced technology from transportation, clean energy, space missions etc.

Personally I think the "South -North Water Transfer Project" should be top of your list. It took 50 years of planning and 25 years to realised.

Thank you Miguel. as a Chinese, I didn't know much about such projects. but today I've learned sth from your video. amazing!

Love and respect to China from the US. 🇺🇸❤🇨🇳

The space station is almost completed! Great video, really enjoyed it. On to the video about the trains!

Great video about projects inside China! I subscribed. Much respect!

When Macro Polo told the Venetians about China, he was considered a liar.

Boy these are impressive and wonderful to know about! Amazing!

Great stuff! Thanks for sharing this. Love the pictures.

Having travelled to China a number of times, I think their most impressive construction project of all, is The Great Wall. My wife and I are fortunate to have had the opportunity to have visited both ends.

The Chinese mega-projects are literally, and I mean LITERALLY phenomenal

I learned a lot from your video. So cool👍 thank you!

Thank you for the video. the projects were very impressive but what surprise me is the cost of building it is so low. How can they do it? It cost more then 11 billion dollars just to rebuild ( replace) a section of one kilometer in Sanfrancisco Bay bridge and it took well over 10 years to finish. 👍👍👍👍

China is an amazing country with amazing people. It really saddens me that most of the news that the westen media spreads is negative. 🇨🇳 🇨🇳 🇨🇳

so for about 100 billion they got all that done while we spend 750 billion per year on weapons and very little on deferred maintenance ... how sad ..

Great closure Miguel! We need to share more information of each other to understand each other. Thanx for this video.

Great video. Keep doing more.

South-to-North Water Diversion Project, West-to-East Power Transmission Project, criss-crossing high-speed rail project, ETC, I think these grand projects can be comparable to the Great Wall of China.

Number zero on your list would be, China's New Silk Road, it is by far their most impressive, by every measure.

What a great country of not only very exceptional people, but most of all their virtue of hard work and ability to work together, for the best of the country and its people! More power to China!

This is impressive, thanks for your sharing!

We need people like you to show the world that China is building to benefit people's lives. Great videos. I personally think China's greatest project are the billions of trees they have planted over the 70 years, creating a forest area the size of Germany.

China have always amazes me 🇨🇳❤

Nicely done, Mr. Bitten.

Miguel, I enjoy this video, which is informative, educational, and inspirational. Great work. One correction for you and some of your audience who might not be familiar with the Chinese language: Jiuquan (at 1:17) should be pronounced as "Jou-chuan (酒泉)", instead of "Jou-guan", where q is "ch"-sounded in the Pinyin system officially adopted in China and by the UN nowadays, as you must have been aware of. It's hard for many, I think, since q and g are created in similar forms when taking a glance at them. LOL. In Chinese, "Jiuquan" means "Wine (酒, jiu) within continuously gushed natural underground water or spring (泉, quan), which is, legend had it, etymologized from a celebration of a victory (in 121 BC) over Xiongnu (匈奴) nomads, who had often harassed China's northwestern border; the victory was achieved by the famous Han-dynasty young general Huo Qubing (霍去病; 140~117 BC), at an age of 19, after he poured the wine (of ten jars) bestowed by Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty (漢武帝; 156~87 BC), for the victory into a local spring (around or in the battlefield) to share the limited amount of bestowed wine with his entire army. This is a fairly romantic origin. The other etymology of Jiuquan comes from the Journal of (Chinese Historical) Geography within The Book of (Former) Han (Dynasty),《漢書.地理志》, saying that nearby the ancient town/city, there is a spring whose water tastes like wine. Thus the name for the area. The second origin seems to be interesting, too. Which, or neither, etymology is (close to) fact beats my head, since both origins occurred more than two thousand years ago, way before I was born. LOL. China's long continuously-recorded history, abundant culture, large amiable population, vast space, and the like, are fascinating. (Refs.: Wikipedia and some Chinese websites, incl. Meiri Toutiao, 每日頭條, etc.).

Great video. I've been living in China since Y2K, it's amazing to witness the BIG changes in China. I have to travel between Haikou and Sanya in Hainan on a weekly basis, I started with a CNY80 / 30 mins flight, then a CNY75 / 3 hrs coach ride, then a 3 hrs self drive. Now they have high speed rail linking these 2 cities already. BTW, you covered 5 mega projects in my mind in this video.

Hi Miguel, hope your video will inspire some countries policymakers invest on instructive projects like these to benefit the world instead of propaganda and wars!!

That bridge at number 2 is awesome but I'm curious about how many hydrocarbons were produced in making the parts for the wind farm, or if they have figured out how to recycle all of those solar panels once their time is up.

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Thank you so much and may God bless you 🙏

China's progress just makes America become jeolous and angers,what America has in mind is how to contain China's progress so their obsolete infrastrature seen as still # 1 but let it be until it's too late or already

What I honestly can not believe are those figures that you stated :0. Those prices would not fill all the pot holes in my city, let alone build anything of this sort, how do they manage to do things for so comparatively cheap?

Great video! I love that you simply presented the information without twisting special effects or one's that seem to be flying towards my face. I could just watch it & see the incredible projects China is doing. The US seems more concerned with tax cuts for the wealthy & is falling behind especially on high speed rail.

Go China Go, I love seeing how China is leaving the U.S. in the dust when it comes to these mega projects. Who knows what China will achieve in the next 30 years, one thing for sure the U.S. will never catch up with them.

Poverty elimination and belt-road initiative as well...not engineering though, but social/economic/political achievement.

Great video , thank you for sharing

Good report, thanks.

As a Chinese, the top 3 for me will be, 3 South to North water transmission, 2 dessert reforestation, 1 landing on the moon.

Thank you for creating such a wonderful video to increase American people‘s understanding of the development of China.

Great video. Thanks

In 98 we had an enormous ice storm. I remember that on my birthday in February I was outside drinking beer and usualy its so cold that no one wants to go out. This year too it was warmer nothing like in 98 but still. Weather is going crazy man!

Very informative & enjoyable. ( subscribed)

Very interesting. Thank you. It's amazing how technologically advanced this country has become.

👏👏👏 Thank you for promoting understanding between the peoples of China and USA especially the latter.

Very good presentation . Thank you.

Maaaaaan that's so amazing!!! This is how u do it:)

The only one I was not aware of is the new underground-undersea train and road tunnel. It is amazing how uninformed people are of other nations capabilities and know-how all around the world. Thank you for this and please keep it up.

Such a nice way of presentation, so respectul.

Thank you..We need more positive news of tangible progress that improve people's lives, living standards and human connection. Pls produce more!

Love the video, especially at the end "building trust between the US and China". We absolutely need that instead of creating conflicts so the companies can profit from wars. We have to stop linking wars to profits.

From A Malaysian Cat 🐈 I totally agree and highly respected for what you said from nearly the end of the video YES SIR YOU'RE RIGHT 👍👏🙏💐the two nations need to understand each other instead of conflicts as a Malaysian but I do understand that the Chinese people always love to be peace with everyone instead of war and always have their plans to do things with a good purposes or motives, TIME WILL BE A GOOD JUDGE .Trip Bitten you have my RESPECT AND SALUTE, SIR 👍👏🙏🙏🙏❤️💐😻👍👏🙏🙏🙏❤️💐😻

Can u feature the abandoned and unfinished buildings and theme parks including out door malls that are all over China and their current conditions of these buildings? Thanks

Funny thing is, as someone who has lived in China, none of these are profitable and funds are misappropriated from start to finish and are often not profitable enough to warrant upkeep which results in complete replacement whenever the officials come to inspect it.

there are many western country that think china or asia are particularly outdated, but many westerner have no idea china and asia have most of the new building and highrises in the world..

Amazing. The green projects are insane I am currently reading a magazine call Renew. It is suposse to be a green, sustainable energy magazine. It makes no mention of china at all. I look into that magazine and its major sponsor is a subsidiary of google.

I think you can add to this list a super project that China is implementing: the Sichuan-Tibet railway. You can try to learn more about this project, which is more difficult than all road projects in the world, and also surpasses the Hong Kong-Zhuhai-Macao Bridge.

It was very interesting they have some very ambitious projects great engineering very good content

The Beipanjiang Bridge is just among the hundred, literally hundreds, of similar-sized or bigger bridges that China has built in recent years.

Amazing video !! Thank you. New subscriber here.

Great video!!

Great content. Of you covered their military projects its would take all 10 slots 🤷🏿‍♂️

Great introduction to many of China's recent efforts. Would love to visit them all!

*.....Hola Miguel. te felicito por dar a conocer los avances de China........éste país es impresionante, todo es a una escala gigantesca, estuve viendo las obras que han construido en Africa, la carretera del monte Atlas, la nueva ruta de la seda,,,,,impresionante los Chinos, Buen trabajo Miguel. Saludos desde Atacama, Chile*

Great video, great personality

Correction: Now the World’s Highest Bridge is in Jammu (J&K), India 🇮🇳. At 359mts the bridge over Chinab river is 30mts taller then the Eiffel Tower in Paris.

*now i understand AMERICAN JEALOUSY and RAGE.*

wow this video is really blowing up. Congrats.

Job well done. Very nice and hope we watch another awesome videos. Keep up and stay safe always. 🖒🖒

Very interesting. Thanks

Thanks for the video, nice to get positive stuff out!

You have not checked their agriculture projects in the deserts

Thumbs up to your last comments!👍 Great job!

Thank you for this video.