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Engineering feats can solve tough problems across the globe. And in the heart of Xiamen, China, we find an example of excellent problem-solving: a Guinness World Records-winning train station that can shift a whole 90 degrees!

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Bartłomiej Starostavor 3 Jahren

Warsaw, Poland, 1970

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Conny Brunnkvistvor 3 Jahren

@CommunityNotes It cannot shift 90 degrees at will. The the building was lifted and moved (-once), in order to make space for railroad construction.

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George Shoniavor 3 Jahren

That's why China is second economy after US Soon it's will be number one.

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Saibal Sahavor 3 Jahren

But create devastating problem in the field of virology

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Dragisa Djuricvor 3 Jahren

Obvious !!! The Chinese have the most talented engineers in the world! We will have to urgently go to China to get great practical knowledge!

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Rusu Paul - Liviuvor 3 Jahren

Great engineering design is not about breaking records, but about striving for simple and reliable solutions

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China should be called The Developed nation. Marvelous!

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