CCCC celebrates 8th anniversary of China-Maldives Friendship Bridge with local residents
The China-Maldives Friendship Bridge celebrates its 8th anniversary. CCCC volunteers joined locals for Engineers' Day. Kids drew bridges, tried chopsticks, and tasted Chinese food. From engineering to culture, friendship grows stronger with time.
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Yanji Yangtze River Bridge completes load testing
Yanji Yangtze River Bridge in Hubei completes load testing—world's largest-span four-cable suspension bridge. It used 180 trucks (7,200t) and China's first AI visual dispatch system, processing 20,000+ data points with millimeter precision.
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Tuojiang River Bridge opens to traffic
Tuojiang River Bridge opens—a new landmark in Chengdu. Three world records: tallest inclined tower, largest-span asymmetric single-pylon cable-stayed bridge, and widest deck (86.7m). A stunning fusion of art and engineering, with illuminated night views and pedestrian walkways.
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Pinglu Canal becomes new leisure destination for local residents
Pinglu Canal's once-neglected bank is now a vibrant seawall. Mangroves thrive, locals livestream, cycle, and stroll. The 2.46km "corridor of well-being" boosts safety, jobs, and income—a riverside home for Qinzhou residents.
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Train on ECRL rail successfully completes speed test at 176 km/h
Recently, a testing train on the East Coast Rail Link (ECRL) project successfully raised its speed to 176 km/h on the section from Kota Bharu Station, the line's starting point, to Sultan Ahmad Shah City Station, 10 percent above the design speed of 160 km/h.
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CCCC-built stadium helps locals chase their dreams
A stadium that carries a shared passion; a partnership that builds a shared dream.
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Chinese manager witnesses transformation brought by SGR in Kenya
Wu Jun,a Chinese manager who has worked on the Chinese-built Mombasa-Nairobi Standard Gauge Railway (SGR) in Kenya for 11 years, has witnessed the positive changes the railway has brought to local communities.
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Construction of Hangzhou Bay Cross-Sea Railway Bridge protects habitats of migratory birds
The Hangzhou Bay Cross-Sea Railway Bridge, built next to a wetland park, protects bird habitats. Construction avoids breeding seasons, limits speed to 30 km/h, uses zero-waste drilling platforms, and cuts carbon emissions by 37,600 tonnes. Result? Egrets soar. Nature and mega-project in harmony.
