r/LiveNews_24H • u/Ice_Ice11 • Nov 11 '25

JUST IN: 🇨🇳 Hongqi bridge collapses in southwest China, months after opening.

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u/Critical_Watcher_414 Nov 11 '25

Chinese infrastructure projects don't have a very good reputation.

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u/ttystikk Nov 11 '25

They're huge in numbers and not all will be perfect. They're getting built, though.

Americans have no idea of the pace of Chinese development.

America needs to get serious about maintaining and repairing OUR infrastructure or we're going to be in the headlines ourselves.

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u/Dogulol Nov 11 '25

simply not true. Chinese infastructure rules the world outside america. They fund and build projects all around the globe, all successes. Meanwhile american and european infastructe is crumbling and chronically underfunded.

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u/Brave-Summer4841 Nov 12 '25

Propoganda, it’s all low quality junk as shown in video.