China Is About to Inaugurate the Shenzhen-Zhongshan Corridor, A Mega Construction That Promises to Reduce Travel Time From 2 Hours to Just 30 Minutes, Featuring an Incredible Underwater Tunnel and Engineering Records

Written by Rafaela Fabris

Published on 01/07/2024 at 20:41

A China está preparando mais uma façanha de engenharia para 2024: o corredor Shenzhen-Zhongshan, uma mega construção que vai transformar uma viagem de 2 horas em apenas 30 minutos! Com 24 km de extensão, essa obra inclui túneis, ilhas artificiais e pontes, destacando-se como o túnel submerso mais longo do mundo, localizado a 30 metros abaixo do oceano. Quer saber mais? Imagem: Good Work/Divulgação

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China Is Preparing Another Engineering Feat for 2024: The Shenzhen-Zhongshan Corridor, a Mega Construction That Will Transform a 2-Hour Trip Into Just 30 Minutes! With a Length of 24 km, This Project Includes Tunnels, Artificial Islands, and Bridges, Standing Out as the Longest Undersea Tunnel in the World, Located 30 Meters Below the Ocean. Want to Know More?

Get Ready to Discover China’s Latest Mega Construction: The Shenzhen-Zhongshan Corridor! This Gigantic Project, Located in the Xiang Estuary, Will Connect the Cities of Shenzhen and Zhongshan in Guangdong Province. With a Total Length of 24 km, This Engineering Marvel Impresses with a 17 km Sea Bridge, a 6.8 km Undersea Tunnel, and Two Artificial Islands.

The Major Highlight of This Construction Is the Submarine Tunnel, Which Will Extend More Than 30 Meters Below the Ocean, Becoming the Longest in the World with Two Lanes and Eight Lanes. Additionally, the Lingdingyang Bridge, Part of the Corridor, Will Have a Main Span of 1666 Meters, Setting New Records as the Highest Sea Suspension Bridge and the Longest Span in the World.

Why Is This Construction So Important?

The Xiang Estuary Region Is One of the Most Densely Populated and Economically Dynamic Areas in China. The Crossing Between the East and West Sides Has Always Been a Challenge, with Limited Options and Frequent Traffic Congestion. The Shenzhen-Zhongshan Corridor Aims to Solve This Problem by Reducing Travel Time from 2 Hours to Just 30 Minutes. This Not Only Facilitates Transportation but Also Boosts Trade, Tourism, and Economic Integration in the Region.

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Completion of the Corridor in China in 2024

The Completion of the Corridor in 2024 Will Transform the Transportation Dynamics in the Greater Bay Area of China, Facilitating the Movement of People and Goods. This Promotes Economic Integration, Stimulating Trade and Tourism. Furthermore, the Corridor Is Part of a Larger Plan by China to Create a Mega City in the Greater Bay Area, Integrating Hong Kong, Macau, and Nine Cities in Guangdong Province into a Global Economic Hub.

With the Shenzhen-Zhongshan Corridor, China Elevates Its Engineering and Infrastructure Standards to a New Level. This Mega Construction Not Only Makes Life Easier for Residents but Also Drives Economic Development and Sets New World Records. Stay Tuned, Because 2024 Promises to Be a Year of Great Transformations in China!

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Daniel Delfino

#19153

05/07/2024 21:32

Tá na hora do Brasil fazer parceria com a China para executar a Trasnordestina q já tem 4 décadas e ainda não está concluída. Isso é BRASIL. A China é outro mundo.!!!

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Luiz

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04/07/2024 14:31

Fico admirado como eles pensam no futuro,pistas com 8 faixas e não duas na rodovia dos tamoios!!!!!

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Claudio almeida

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04/07/2024 05:50

Não é a toa que a china vai ser a primeira potência mundial em menos de uma década, parabéns a todos os funcionários e ao governo chinês.

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