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With the world’s longest high-speed rail network and a new record-breaking bullet train, China is reshaping how travelers ...
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The Hidden Problem with China’s Bullet Train Network – How Expansion Is Backfiring
China’s bullet train network, once a symbol of its economic progress, is now facing a serious financial crisis. Over the past 15 years, China has built the world’s most extensive high-speed rail ...
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Traveler shares in-depth look at bullet train that travels almost 200 miles per hour: 'I'm very impressed'
Speeding by at nearly 200 miles per hour, Nonstop Eurotrip (@NonstopEurotrip) takes viewers on a ride aboard one of China's ...
"We need high speed trains everywhere," she wrote in the video caption. Other travelers in China have echoed the sentiment.
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Pro traveler shares surprising revelations after taking $10 trip on high-speed bullet train: 'Absolutely remarkable'
"Extremely clean and tidy." Pro traveler shares surprising revelations after taking $10 trip on high-speed bullet train: 'Absolutely remarkable' first appeared on The Cool Down.
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How China’s record-breaking maglev train silenced ‘tunnel boom’
New silencer at tunnel mouths may end the deafening ‘tunnel boom’ and make China’s 370 mph maglev trains quieter, safer and more eco-friendly ...
China's newest Maglev train can speed across its tracks at 620 miles per hour, faster than any commercial airline currently ...
Silencers slow down high-pressure gases produced when a weapon is fired by pushing the gases through a series of internal ...
During a late July lightning storm, two of China's bullet trains collided in the eastern city of Wenzhou, killing 40 people and injuring nearly 200 in one of the world's worst high-speed passenger ...
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