美国需要21年才能完成的项目，中国仅用43小时就建成了（附证据）

 
 
China's construction speed is shaking the foundations of global engineering norms. From building a massive railway junction in just nine hours to completing the world’s largest single-terminal airport in under five years, these feats are nothing short of astonishing. Get ready to explore the 20 Fastest Chinese Construction.
 
中国的建设速度正在撼动全球工程标准——从9小时建成大型铁路枢纽到5年内打造世界最大的单体航站楼，这些成就堪称工程奇迹。本文将带您探秘20个"中国速度"的巅峰案例。
 
@drec926
the issue with the US, is that people in the high ends are trying to steal as much money as possible and US workers tend to be not as disciplined in work as other countries are specially China.
 
美国的问题在于高层人士试图尽可能多地攫取财富，而美国工人在工作纪律性上往往不如其他国家，尤其是中国。
 
@TwiceStruck
Exactly what I came to say...the US workers of the 1940s-1980s could pull this off, but this 2000 era, will never allow it to happen. Ever notice the budget to fix the highways raises every year, but the quality of the work itself has dropped when compared to a lower budget of 10-years ago...
 
这正是我想说的……1940到1980年代的美国工人能够做到这一点，但2000年代的现在，这永远不可能发生。你有没有注意到，修复高速公路的预算每年都在增加，但与十年前较低的预算相比，工程质量却下降了。
 
@AlanHill-m6c7w
At least our buildings don't fall down.
 
至少我们的建筑不会倒塌。
 
@Superbuild24
When efficiency meets discipline, you get 43 hours. It’s not just about workers, it’s about a system designed to debate instead of build.
 
当效率与纪律结合，你就得到43小时的成果。这不仅仅与工人有关，更与一个设计来争论而非建设的系统有关。
 
@susanchin4117
Amazing happenings only in China. Long live China and all the Chinese people in the world.
 
奇迹只发生在中国，愿中国和全世界的中国人万岁。
 
@leocha6571
As we know, USA knows talk and talk so much and lazy, but nothing can be done.
But China is always hardworking and humble, they are done is more than said only.
 
众所周知，美国只会空谈，懒惰不堪，什么也做不成。
但中国一直都很勤奋而谦逊，他们做的远比说的多。
 
@Lou8430
I wish more people could see this so that they know what America is up against.
 
我希望更多人能看到这些，以便他们知道美国面临的挑战。
 
@EnthusiasticChowChow-fm8ig
Yea it’s fast to built but it will not last just a big storm it will disappear fast too.
 
是的，虽然建得快，但不持久，一场大风暴就会迅速使其消失。
 
@honghong4382
America is falling apart old building.. decline of america.
 
美国古老的建筑正在分崩离析……衰败之象尽显。
 
@maxineadderley5378
I am sure that it is seen by you know who and he is saying WE HAVE TO STOP THEM.
 
我敢肯定某些人已经看到这些，而且他在说我们必须阻止他们。
 
@maxineadderley5378
@EnthusiasticChowChow-fm8ig: We will see, but we cann not ignore the ability of the Chinese culture.
 
我们拭目以待，但我们不能忽视中国文化的力量。
 
@prselmoreis
Construction in America is very fragile. I know it because I lived there for 25 years.
 
美国的建筑非常脆弱。我知道这些，因为我在那里生活了25年。
 
@Terrytti
They would probably say its fake or CGI or AI generated.
 
他们可能会说这是假的、CGI或人工智能生成的。
 
@DivyaDarshanam02
@EnthusiasticChowChow-fm8ig many building in china are just designed to witstand for 30 years life time then they are replaced by new same models
most building u see on internet that house, bridge collapse in china they prop completed their 30 years time span.
 
中国的许多建筑的设计寿命只有30年，然后会被相同型号的新建筑替换。
你在网上看到的大多数中国房屋、桥梁倒塌的案例，可能都完成了其30年的设计寿命。
 
@changliu3915
@XxRyanHuynhxX Temu sells stuff Chinese consumers don't want mostly.
 
Temu上卖的大多是中国消费者不想要的东西。
 
@isaaclin1641
Ya, there are plenty of YouTube influencer but I call them SOUR GRAPE who kept saying toufu construction. All I can say is Chinese civil engineering is at another level that others can only dreamt of. Must learn.
 
是的，有很多YouTube网红（但我称他们为酸葡萄）总是说豆腐渣工程。我只能说中国的土木工程水平是别人只能梦想的，我们必须学习。
 
@Jeff-wt4ld
Speed simply does not implement safety so they can build them as fast as they want when they come crumbling down then we'll all sit back and laugh not to mention when you have an overabundance of people and it'd be easy to do s*** like that. People here actually have jobs and lives that we have to tend to unlike over there where a lot of people can come from villages way out in the countryside to do work and go back home people don't know the real.
 
速度并不等于安全，他们想建多快就建多快，当这些建筑倒塌时，我们都会坐下来笑。更不用说当你有大量人口时，做这种烂事很容易。这里的人实际上有工作和生活要处理，不像那里，很多人都可以从偏远的农村过来工作然后回家，人们不知道真相。
 
@isaaclin1641
@Jeff-wt4ld It is a common sense logic. You build anything too fast, the risk is higher especially construction. Wont disagree. Imagine the Empire State building built in 30s took only a year from start to finish. Those folks at that must be worried. Almost a hundred years, it got faster as tech advances. I think it is just prefab as someone pointed out. Work begun way before the site.
 
这是基本常识逻辑。任何工程建造过快都会增加风险，尤其是建筑工程。我不否认这点。想想上世纪30年代建的帝国大厦，从开工到完工仅用一年——当时的人肯定也提心吊胆。近百年后随着技术进步，速度更快也正常。正如有人指出的，这应该只是预制装配技术，现场施工前早就开始准备了。
 
@maxineadderley5378
@Jeff-wt4ld: how many buildings and bridges etc, are collapsing in China?
 
中国有多少建筑物和桥梁等等倒塌了？
 
@kevin327-j6o
@Jeff-wt4ld May I ask, how many buildings have collapsed?
 
请问，有多少建筑物倒塌了？
 
@freeqwerqwer
The president of the US Civil Engineering Society said a few years ago that "the US could learn from Chinese (civil engineering) builders."
 
美国土木工程学会的主席几年前说：“美国可以向中国的（土木工程）建设者学习。”
 
@seancassidy8472
You gotta respect the work ethic of the Chinese. It's impressive, how much money is saved in labor hours.
 
你得尊重中国人的职业道德。他们的劳动小时节省了多少成本，令人印象深刻。
 
@ralphferguson1
Yeah, you do know that their work ethic is forced upon them. I lived there for seven years. If you don’t work, you will wind up in a prison camp, or most likely dead. Don’t be naïve man.
 
是的，你必须知道他们的职业道德是被强加的。我在那里生活过七年。如果你不工作，你可能会被送进劳改营，或者更可能死去。别天真了，兄弟。
 
@maxineadderley5378
@ralphferguson1: that may be true, but it is still admirable to see what they can accomplish. No workers' unx and the entire country benefits from the progress.
 
虽然这可能是真的，但看到他们能取得的成就仍然令人钦佩。没有工会，整个国家都从进步中受益。
 
@changliu3915
@ralphferguson1 oh really? I bet you didn't.
 
哦，真的吗？我敢打赌你没有（从中受益）。
 
@AlexanderWilliams-x7z
The Chinese are highly motivated and focus these builds are awesome and needed.
 
中国人民以高度的积极性和专注力投身建设，这些工程不仅令人惊叹，更是发展所需。
 
@Ovais-x4x
When President Trump told German Chancellor Merkel to move German factories to the US some 4 plus years ago. Merkel respond, "Quality of workers is very low in the US. Therefore, we won't move factories in the US."
 
当特朗普总统四年前多告诉德国总理默克尔将德国工厂搬到美国时，默克尔回应：“美国工人的素质非常低。因此，我们不会将工厂搬到美国。”
 
@benjaminyaong
Absolutely true, let's bet if apple willing to move factorirs back to US? Absolutely 0 chances.
 
完全正确，我们来打赌苹果愿不愿意把工厂搬回美国？绝对零可能。
 
@ZhaogangMeng
Meanwhile is the quality of german workers not better.
 
相比之下，德国工人的专业素养是否更胜一筹？
 
@EnthusiasticChowChow-fm8ig
In the US is the quality not quantity. If there’s some doing things in the wrong way it’s not US standard it’s the people from other country who came then practice what they know until they will be caught but not true US standard.
 
在美国，重视的是质量而非数量。如果有人做事的方式不对，那不是美国的标准，而是来自其他国家的人按照他们知道的方式在做事，直到被抓住，但那不是真正的美国标准。
 
@wkpeterf
This is not tofu buildings, very strong and last longer.
 
这不是豆腐渣建筑，它们非常坚固，寿命更长。
 
@mandykong4345
What about that building collapsed in Thailand we saw in our eyes.
 
我们在泰国亲眼看到的那个倒塌的建筑又怎么说？
 
@Worldtrotter43
@mandykong4345 what about the clothes on your back. The shoes on your feet, the phone in your hand, the tv in your home, the furniture you sit on ?
 
你的衣服、脚上的鞋子、手里的手机、家里的电视、你坐的家具又怎么说？
 
@guardian860
Every developed country can do the same, even more quickly, if the worker's wage is $200-300/month and you have plenty of them.
 
如果工人的工资是每月200-300美元，而且有大量这样的工人，每个发达国家都能做到同样的事情，甚至更快。
 
@jsmu1234
#5 Beijing Daxing airport = Total investment for that specific China Airport was approx. $17 Billions. USA government (controlled by the riches) would rather split the money among the millionaires and billionaires under the Big Beautiful Bill.
 
#5 北京大兴机场 = 这个中国机场的总投资大约为170亿美元。美国政府（被富人控制）宁愿在“大美丽法案”下将这些钱分给百万富翁和亿万富翁。
 
@robertgoin7722
China has always been building crazy stuff and fast from whole citys to monumental projects i would love to visit there one day they make the us look like a 3rd world country how we still build things were to worried about having the biggest military would love to see America start using some of this technology.
 
中国始终以惊人速度打造超级工程——从整座城市的崛起到标志性的建筑群，令人叹为观止。真希望有朝一日能亲历其境，相比之下美国的基建水平简直像第三世界国家。我们沉迷于维持最大规模的军队，却忽视了技术革新。真希望美国能引进这样的建造科技。
 
@margaretmacharia7330
But they learnt from British who moved to their companies to china due to cheap labor then there was credit crunch.
 
但他们最初也是向英国取经的——当年英国企业为廉价劳动力将产线迁至中国，后来却遭遇了信贷危机的反噬。
 
@mybabylokey
When I went to Chengdu, I found out that they built one new subway line, tested and rolled out, on an average of one each year. I was very impressed. And they are in working condition 15-16 years forward. I took them myself.
 
当我去成都时，我发现他们平均每年建一条新的地铁线路，测试并投入使用。我感到非常震撼。而且这些地铁在15-16年后仍在正常运行。我自己也乘坐过。
 
@RobertWilliams-fk3fn
You're not talking about construction you're talking about assembling. The full construction took much longer. Just off sight.
 
你说的不是建设，而是组装。完整的建设耗时要长得多，只是在现场看不到而已。
 
@tianglade
AND YET, In Marin/Sonoma Counties California, have been trying to add a third lane for 17 years still under construction.
 
然而，在加利福尼亚的马林/索诺玛县，17年来一直在试图增加第三条车道，但直到现在仍在建设中。
 
@freeqwerqwer
That structure isn't a 'luxury' looking building, but more like a storage facility. Regardless, it's impressive, while in the US, you can count on delays, delays, delays, and strikes.
 
这座建筑算不上什么"豪华"地标，倒更像一座仓储设施。但即便如此，它的建造效率依然令人惊叹——反观美国，你能期待的只有无尽的延期、拖延、罢工。
 
@Toufan1-gr4br
it's wonderful, it's like watching ants at work from those drone shots haha.
 
太棒了，从无人机拍摄的画面看，就像看蚂蚁在工作。
 
@rizalalejandro1917
There is a lack of skilled worker in US. One sector affected is ship building. Most are contracted in other countries which is faster and their are supporting industry.
 
美国缺乏熟练的工人。一个受影响的行业是造船业，大多数造船合同都外包给了其他国家，那里造船速度更快且有配套产业。
 
@orbitjupiter
China has been around for 5k years. They are extremely under rated.
 
中国已有5000年的历史，他们被极大地低估了。
 
@alexandergongora946
Is not the speed, it’s about quality.
 
关键不在速度，而在质量。
 
@Sm00th-Dawg-b0y
What's not being factored in, is the time it took to build all those modules. We are only seeing a portion of the build.
 
你没有考虑到的是建造所有这些模块所需的时间，我们只看到了建设的一部分。
 
@michaelkinnevy7022
Good job! How about unx wages. Are they forced to work, or are they like new Yorkers? Shalom.
 
干得好！工会的工资怎么样？他们是被迫工作，还是像纽约人一样？祝安好。
 
@vostrovostro8824
Here in Canada Ontario to build a 13 km street car called the Hazel McCallion Line (Hurontario LRT) began in Spring 2020 and it is still not even near completion - just 13 km and more than 5 years �� ��
 
在加拿大安大略，一条13公里长的Hazel McCallion线轻轨（Hurontario LRT）2020年春季开工，到现在连完工的影子都没有——区区13公里竟然花了5年多。
 
@jsmu1234
Can someone show me a similar video for India ???
 
有人能给我看看印度的类似的视频吗？？？
 
@jayzcafe1294
They didn't construct anything in 43hrs, they made a precision swap. Everything was pretty constructed.
 
他们43小时里根本没有新建什么，只是做了个精准的替换，所有东西都是预先建好的。
 
@isaaclin1641
43 hours what it takes others year to do, You know what we should learn from them is PROGRAM management. It is a lot of things squeezed into an A4 size timetable. Seriously.... just how do they do it
 
别人要干一年的活他们43小时搞定。知道我们最该学什么吗？是项目管理，那么多事情都能塞进一张A4纸大小的时间表里。说真的...他们到底是怎么做到的？
 
@pedropfaff8906
Cover Space and Reclaiming Desert Prohects.I do but they are all over the show.My other interest are acupuncture and Chinese Herbal Medicines.
 
太空探索和沙漠治理项目我都关注，但内容太零散了。我其他的兴趣是针灸和中药。
 
@UniversalWiz69
None can even dare to challenge China in infrastructure and manufacturing
 
在基建和制造业，没人敢挑战中国。
 
@DMan01060
The problem with US major construction projects is companies know if the project runs late. They'll just make more money. Cost plus contracts are a joke. There's no accountability to the competitive process. You just make sure it is the lowest, even if your total cost gonna be the highest doesn't matter this in government are required to purchase the most cost effective bid based on a 50 page documents. This document generally under prices, labor, materials, land. And then workers work one shift. I think they've got a great idea three shifts running 24 hours a day. Prefab construction it's like the assembly line of major construction projects. The assembly line made automobiles affordable because all of a sudden they were built on parts that were made in bulk and then put together like a little puzzle that same person built day after day. Took long the first couple days, but by the time they hit, they had a pattern in the US every building must be architecturally custom by design every car Bill had to have a headlight custom-made on site, did you imagine the price of cars steering wheel wheels custom made on site each car ridiculous. The US needs to wake up. The world is evolving, the world is investing, they're making things faster and cheaper and better than we got. At some point, it will take us generations to catch up.
 
美国大型工程的问题是公司知道如果项目延期，他们反而能赚更多钱。"成本加成"合同就是个笑话，竞标过程毫无责任可言。你只要确保报价最低就行，即便总成本会是最高的也无所谓，因为政府必须根据50页文件选择"最具性价比"的投标。这些文件通常低估了人工、材料和土地成本，而且工人只上一班。我觉得他们24小时三班倒的主意很棒。预制件施工就像大型建筑工程的流水线，流水线让汽车变得便宜，因为突然之间汽车都是用批量生产的零件组装起来的，就像每天重复拼同一个拼图一样。刚开始几天要花很长时间，但等熟练了就快了。在美国，每栋建筑都必须按设计定制，每辆车都要在现场定制车灯，你能想象每辆车的方向盘都要现场定制有多荒谬吗？美国该醒醒了。世界在进步，世界在投资，他们造东西比我们更快、更便宜、更好。照这样下去，我们要花好几代人才能赶上。
 
@chrispace9800
Another example of getting things done with zero excuses. Sad that our country doesn't take pride in being second to none anymore
 
这又是一个"没有任何借口完成任务"的例子。可悲的是我们的国家不再以"天下第一"为荣了。
 
@guardian860
The 10-day hospital left so many flaws. You can watch the other video for more information. Leaks everywhere when rain comes.
 
那个10天建成的医院留下了很多问题，一下雨就到处漏水，想看详情可以看另一个视频。
 
@3C-win
This hospital was rapidly built for emergency use and apparently did not design a long-term fixed building
 
这个医院是应急快速兴建的，显然没有按永久建筑标准设计。
 
@guardian860
@3C-win what's the point of building fast yet leaving so many flaws? Which one do you think is better, a structure that is completed in 1 month flawlessly or one that is completed in 10 days yet has major flaws?
 
@3C-win 建得快却留下这么多问题有什么意义？你觉得哪个更好：一个月完美建成的建筑，还是10天建成但问题多多的建筑？
 
@callmeadeyemi
You would have made far more sense with your Title if only both America and China started this same Construction Project the same day. Was the Technology 21 years ago the same as today...and where was China when America was trying to do it 21 years ago?
 
要是中美同一天开始这个工程，你的标题就合理多了。21年前的技术和现在一样吗...21年前美国尝试做这个的时候中国在哪？
 
@cccccc4612
Chinese logic to housing shortage, build more build fast. US logic, raise rent so the rich get richer and the poor poorer and homeless
 
中国解决住房短缺的逻辑是：多建快建。美国的逻辑是：涨房租让富人更富，穷人更穷，直到他们无家可归。