China has expanded its high-speed railway system at a rapid pace over the past decade, and at 35,000km, it is now the world’s longest. Illustration: Perry Tse
China’s high-speed railway network advances full steam ahead, despite ‘grey rhino’ financial risk
- China has expanded its high-speed railway system at a rapid pace over the past decade and at 35,000km it is now the world’s longest
- Despite being a source of national pride for many Chinese, there are lingering questions about its environmental footprint, safety record and financial viability
China has expanded its high-speed railway system at a rapid pace over the past decade, and at 35,000km, it is now the world’s longest. Illustration: Perry Tse