China has built Beijing to Taiwan high-speed railway across the Taiwan Strait（under construction）

  The infrastructure development in China continues with the construction of a high-speed railway connecting Beijing to Taiwan, spanning a distance of 2,200 kilometers across the Taiwan Strait. This ambitious project aims to facilitate easier travel between Taiwan and mainland China. The unique geographical and environmental challenges, such as seismic activity and typhoons, present obstacles to constructing a bridge across the Taiwan Strait. However, Chinese experts have proposed three initial plans for the railway: the southern, northern, and central lines. Each plan has its advantages and disadvantages. The northern line plan, being the shortest in terms of mileage and located in a relatively stable seismic zone, stands out as the most favorable option. Additionally, China intends to create dual-use infrastructure, enabling both cars and trains to utilize the railway while connecting it with the existing railway system in Taiwan. The “Pingtan Strait Highway and Rail Bridge” plays a crucial role in the northern line plan and offers unparalleled advantages over other plans. This monumental infrastructure project signifies China’s commitment to enhancing transportation connectivity and potentially opening doors for Taiwan to strengthen its ties with the mainland.

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1,000 KM/H! From Shanghai to Hangzhou in 9 minutes, China’s first hyper-high-speed rail is coming.

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