China Is 'Moving' 700 Mountains: Megaproject to Create New Area of Lanzhou City

China Is ‘Moving’ 700 Mountains: Megaproject to Create New Area of Lanzhou City

Written by Bruno Teles

Published on 17/11/2023 at 18:34

Updated on 17/11/2023 at 18:35

China investe em ampliação da cidade de Lanzhou (Imagem /Reprodução)

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Check It Out: China Is Proving It Means Business When It Comes to Innovation and Growth. The New Lanzhou Area, Known as LNA, Is the Latest Showstopper Project. Just Imagine, They Are Removing 700 Mountains to Build an Entire City!

Lanzhou, a city in China with 3.6 million inhabitants, is at the center of a master plan by the Chinese government. The idea is to create a regional economic conglomerate, taking advantage of the city’s strategic location. And let me tell you, LNA is no joke: it’s located 30 km from old Lanzhou and promises to be the hub of this entire merger.

The construction of LNA, which began back in 2012, is a true task force. There are 6,000 workers, over 3,000 machines, all to transform a valley into a plain ready to receive a modern infrastructure. And the investment? No less than $3.9 billion!

China Investing to Attract New Residents

YouTube video — Extreme Construction: China Destroyed 700 Mountains to Build a City (Video / Source: Megaprojeto)

Many people are being drawn to the new city, dreaming of more infrastructure and quality of life. But that’s not all: the Chinese government is heavily investing in leisure areas, with replicas of famous monuments from around the world. It’s China showing it knows how to grab attention!

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LNA Smart City: Betting on Technology

Now, listen to this: in 2017, the project received a boost with the LNA Smart City, a partnership with Huawei. The aim is to use cutting-edge technology to improve life in the city, with smart solutions in health, environmental monitoring, and much more. It’s China showing it’s ahead of the curve when it comes to smart cities.

The forecast is that, by 2030, LNA will have 1 million inhabitants and a booming GDP. The government of Lanzhou is confident that the investment will pay off. So, will LNA be the oasis in the desert that they’re promising?

The new area of Lanzhou is further proof that China isn’t afraid to challenge nature to grow. Removing 700 mountains to build a city? Only in China! Stay tuned, because this project promises to make waves.

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China Is ‘Moving’ 700 Mountains: Megaproject to Create New Area of Lanzhou City

Check It Out: China Is Proving It Means Business When It Comes to Innovation and Growth. The New Lanzhou Area, Known as LNA, Is the Latest Showstopper Project. Just Imagine, They Are Removing 700 Mountains to Build an Entire City!

China Investing to Attract New Residents

LNA Smart City: Betting on Technology

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