"China business card" meets "world's first bridge"

Today, the world's first cable-stayed bridge with a main span of 1000 meters for both highway and rail, the Shanghai Sutong Yangtze River Highway railway bridge, has been completed and opened to traffic, presenting a great gift to the "birthday" of the Communist Party of China at its 99th birthday.

At 9:30, at the North bridgehead of the bridge, with the departure instruction, the g7199 Fuxing slowly started and drove along the brand-new bridge deck to the South Bank of the Yangtze River.

Just four days ago, Fuxing, the "China business card", just celebrated its third birthday. Over the past three years, from two models to a series of products, from Jiangnan Water Town to the Northeast snow plain, the ever-growing Fuxing family has reached 27 provinces, autonomous regions and cities in China and Hong Kong Special Administrative Region, and has become a bright "card" of "made in China" and "China speed".

On the magnificent bridge deck, Fuxing is moving at a constant speed. During the six-year construction of the bridge, the builders have solved 65 key technical problems, 3 software copyrights have been authorized by the State Intellectual Property Office, 14 construction methods have been formed, and 166 papers have been published in high-level journals at home and abroad.

The Shanghai Suzhou Nantong railway, which has the same passenger and freight lines, connects the northern Jiangsu and Shanghai in an all-round way. It is a happy line carrying the wishes of the people in the old areas to strive for a well-off life. Ding Junhua, deputy director of Jiangsu Provincial Department of transportation and deputy director of Provincial Railway Office, introduced that Shanghai Suzhou Nantong railway has ended the history of "no inch Railway" in Zhangjiagang, Changshu and Taicang, and the areas along the Yangtze River, Central Jiangsu and Northern Jiangsu have entered the "one hour to two hour metropolitan area" of Shanghai.

At 9:36, Fuxing and x8922 freight trains met in the middle of the main span of the bridge. With the sound of Fuxing's whistle, the passengers got up one after another, holding up their cameras to record the important moment. A bridge builder witnessed by himself said excitedly: "the industry serves the country, and generations of railway people are constantly striving for self-improvement, innovation, hard work and dedication. They are full of patriotism and ambition of serving the country, and have shouldered the historical burden of transportation power and railway leading the way."