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The official Twitter handle of China State Construction Engineering Corporation (CSCEC). CSCEC works to expand a happy living environment.
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Meow, I’m Meiqiu — a very serious “CSCEC employee.” Today, I'm showing you around my office — Jiangsu Garden Expo Park in China. It used to be quarries and factories. Now? Trees, birds, fish, flowers… and me, of course. Humans call it nature renewal. I just call it my everyday view.
China State Construction302,274 views • 24 days ago
What makes a smile at handover? At Joe Vieira Park, Guyana's first modern multifunctional park built by CSCEC, the answer lies in every detail. Inspired by victoria amazonica, Guyana’s national flower, the park blends Chinese garden aesthetics with the local wetland landscape, with green spaces, water features, walkways and sports facilities creating a new place for the community to relax and connect.
China State Construction126,110 views • 14 days ago
At the “Global Link for Youth Actions” event, Yuqiong, a CSCEC employee in Egypt, shared insights from the New Alamein City project. She highlighted how digital tools such as BIM support project delivery, where Chinese and Egyptian teams work side by side to build and learn together. Beyond construction, CSCEC seeks to promote youth exchange and skills development through such projects, fostering shared growth and long-term collaboration.
China State Construction551,191 views • 2 months ago
Jiangsu Garden Expo Park, an ecological restoration project in Jiangsu, China. Once a former mining and industrial site, the land has been restored through long-term ecological repair and adaptive reuse of industrial remnants, transforming it into an open urban public landscape. Today, it functions as a public garden where nature, culture, and urban life coexist. BUILT BY CSCEC
China State Construction184,888 views • 1 month ago
What makes a smile at handover? At a CSCEC residential project in Nanjing, China, the answer lies in the care behind every detail — quieter spaces, fresher air, open landscapes and a closer connection to nature. Every project is built with care, so each space can better serve the people who use it. That’s how CSCEC delivers smiles.
China State Construction91,457 views • 1 month ago
What does it take to build light rail for one of the world’s coldest capital cities? With CSCEC as a major contractor, the first phase of the Astana LRT project spans about 22.4 km. CSCEC built 18.34 km of the line, including 14 stations, 15 sections and one depot. As Central Asia’s first urban light rail line and its first fully automated driverless smart rail transit system, the line integrates key technologies including fully automated operation, contact-rail power supply and adaptation to extreme cold environments. Now in service, the line offers Astana a faster and more convenient way to move.
China State Construction71,797 views • 25 days ago
First steel hoisting completed at Serbia National Football Stadium! The world’s first “garden football stadium,” with CSCEC responsible for steel detailing, fabrication and installation, has entered its main steel structure stage. With 12,600 tons of steel, over 52,000 seats and millimeter-level precision, Serbia’s new landmark is taking shape.
China State Construction91,864 views • 1 month ago
What happens when the timeless charm of Chinese opera meets modern architectural innovation? Follow Egyptian CSCECer Raneem Maher to the Kunshan Chinese Opera Museum—a landmark built by CSCEC, located in the birthplace of Kunqu Opera, the “Master of a Hundred Operas”, to explore how this novel cultural space revitalizes the traditional cultures. Kunshan
China State Construction479,393 views • 6 months ago
The Guangxi Deep-Sea Municipal Pipeline Project, built by CSCEC, has been fully connected. The pipeline stretches 16 km and is designed to handle 400,000 tons of drainage per day. CSCEC’s self-developed intelligent pipe-installation system, together with robotic welding technology, doubled installation efficiency, completing 10 km of pipeline in just three months. The project will support regional water management, facilitate industrial development, and benefit surrounding communities.
China State Construction164,689 views • 2 months ago
Mothers are the first builders of home. With love and care, they shape our earliest sense of safety. This Mother’s Day, CSCEC pays tribute to every mother. From children’s drawings to real construction sites— we see both mothers and builders. CSCEC continues to build spaces of love and safety. Happy Mother’s Day!
China State Construction74,339 views • 1 month ago
Our Planet. Not something built upon, but a place we share. Smarter campuses that use resources more efficiently. Green buildings shaped by light, air, and performance. Infrastructure that leaves space for every form of life. Across different contexts, the same direction: progress in balance with nature. This is how we build. This is CSCEC Power.
China State Construction101,413 views • 1 month ago
This #ChineseNewYear, our projects became part of the celebration — with lights, gatherings, and everyday moments across the city. Join us as we continue sharing stories from our spaces around the world! #RenewRebuildRevive #BuiltByCSCEC #TourWithCSCEC
China State Construction85,684 views • 3 months ago
Today, join A Day in CSCEC Women’s Day Edition and take a glimpse into the daily lives of women employees at CSCEC. Across different roles, they bring professionalism, resilience, and passion to their work every day. Salute to every woman who shines in her own way. Happy International Women’s Day! #internationalWomansDay
China State Construction63,540 views • 3 months ago
46 days. That’s all it took for CSCEC to rebuild this 1978 residential building in central Beijing! Most work done before hitting the site. 156 modules. 90% built in CSCEC’s smart factory. On-site? Just assemble and connect. Construction efficiency up 75%.
China State Construction63,277 views • 3 months ago
The sky bridge at CanningHill Development Project in Singapore has been successfully lifted into place. The project is a large-scale redevelopment integrating residential, hotel and commercial functions, with a total gross floor area of approximately 105,000 square meters, comprising two residential towers, two hotel towers and four basement levels. #construction #building
China State Construction64,514 views • 4 months ago
Beneath Nui Po Shan in Hong Kong, China, Asia’s largest civil rock cavern is quietly taking shape, as an entire wastewater treatment plant is relocated underground—returning land to the city and keeping the mountains undisturbed. While ventilation, drainage, and operations run smoothly below ground, life above continues with clean water, fresh air, and everyday rhythms. In this episode, join CSCEC as we explore the underground world of Hong Kong, China, and see how a city continues to grow—without being disturbed. #infrastructure
China State Construction51,230 views • 4 months ago
In Hong Kong, China, CSCEC is running a mega project to move an entire facility deep into the mountain. To make room for a wastewater treatment plant of this scale, a super cavern with a volume of 2 million cubic meters had to be created inside the mountain. What kind of urban vision and engineering expertise lie behind this mega project? What efforts were made to ensure minimal impact on the surrounding environment? In this episode, join CSCEC as we explore the underground world of Hong Kong, China.
China State Construction53,373 views • 5 months ago
Except for expanding the urban area, where can urban renewal go next? CSCEC has its answer in Hong Kong, China. Beneath Nui Po Shan in Sha Tin, a mega project is underway—not for roads or mining, but to move an entire facility deep into the mountain. Why excavate rock caverns, and why here? What kind of urban vision and engineering expertise lie behind a factory hidden beneath the hills? In this episode, join CSCEC as we explore the underground world of Hong Kong, China. #infrastructure #environment
China State Construction53,611 views • 5 months ago
