UnbelievableChina has spent 200 billion to build the world's first undersea high speed railway

China's infrastructure feats leave world in awe. Now, a $200B undersea high-speed railway breaks boundaries. Unimaginable to the West, it's a construction marvel. China's rapid progress in infrastructure has earned it the title of “infrastructure maniac.“ With the longest high-speed rail network, mega bridge projects, and massive hydropower stations, this undersea railway is yet another testament to China's speed and innovation. The Shantou Bay Undersea High-Speed Railway Tunnel, long, connects both sides of the Taiwan Strait. Unlike existing undersea tunnels, it's designed exclusively for high-speed trains, reaching speeds of 350km/h. Overcoming complex geological challenges, high water pressure, and seismic risks, this ambitious project showcases China's engineering prowess. The construction team faces formidable tasks, including strong winds, high waves, fast currents, and corrosive seawater. Western engineers deem it impossible, but China's determination drives its success. #underseaTunnel#HSR