News & Insights Across Asia
A look at China’s monumental South-to-North Water Diversion Project and President Xi Jinping’s tribute to the resettled communities he calls the ‘well-diggers’ whose contributions should never be forgotten.
Beijing Subway Line 3 officially opened on December 15, expanding the metro network to 879 kilometers and enhancing connectivity across the Chinese capital.
China’s new Huangmao Sea Channel Bridge enhances connectivity in the Greater Bay Area, halving travel time between Zhuhai and Jiangmen to approximately 30 minutes.
A roundup of the week’s top stories from Asia: Sri Lanka’s president’s coalition wins the general election, Japan and the Republic of Korea strengthen economic ties, ASEAN discusses regional security, and the Chinese mainland unveils a new infrastructure initiative.
Zhoushan is witnessing the construction of the world’s largest undersea high-speed railway tunnel, an engineering marvel propelling China’s infrastructure into the future.
China’s new Sichuan-Qinghai Railway section has opened, reducing travel time between Chengdu and the scenic Jiuzhaigou to under two hours, boosting tourism and regional development.
The Liyuan Hydropower Station on the Yangtze River showcases China’s commitment to sustainable development, integrating engineering excellence with environmental preservation.
China has launched a new high-speed railway connecting Hangzhou and Wenzhou, enhancing connectivity and boosting economic integration in the Yangtze River Delta region.
China’s Shenzhen-Zhongshan Link has opened, connecting cities across the Pearl River. This engineering marvel enhances the Greater Bay Area’s connectivity, boosting travel, business, and economic growth.
The Yangtze River Delta inaugurated its first railway loop line, connecting Shanghai with major cities and integrating smaller towns into the regional economy, marking a milestone in China’s infrastructure development.
The Tianfu high-speed train maintenance base, the largest in southwest China, has commenced operations in Chengdu, enhancing the region’s railway infrastructure and maintenance capabilities.
Xinhai Port in Haikou, China’s largest passenger ro-ro terminal, enhances connectivity between Hainan and Guangdong Provinces, offering spectacular dawn views and shortening cross-sea journey times.
Completed in 1968, the Nanjing Yangtze River Bridge is China’s first self-designed double-decker road-rail bridge. It symbolizes a significant milestone in China’s engineering history and remains a vital transportation link.
The Nanjing Yangtze River Bridge, completed in 1968, is China’s first double-decker road-rail bridge. Discover this historic engineering marvel symbolizing the nation’s ingenuity.
Ten years into the national integration strategy, the Beijing-Tianjin-Hebei region demonstrates significant progress in regional development, infrastructure growth, and economic expansion.
China is rapidly expanding the utilization of underground spaces in urban areas to address challenges like congestion, insufficient logistics, and natural disasters, paving the way for sustainable city development.
Explore the iconic Nanjing Yangtze River Bridge—the first double-decker road-rail bridge designed by China—an engineering marvel that has shaped transportation and culture since 1968.
China is constructing the world’s longest highway tunnel, the Tianshan Shengli Tunnel, connecting northern and southern Xinjiang, inspired by the ancient Qanat System.
China’s new Lijiang-Shangri-La Railway in Yunnan Province opens, connecting iconic tourist destinations, reducing travel time, and offering breathtaking views through unspoiled landscapes.
China’s Belt and Road Initiative has evolved to embrace green development. Executive Director Zhang Jianyu discusses the progress, challenges, and strategies for building a sustainable global infrastructure.