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As an infrastructure madman on the international stage, China can be said to have no rivals in terms of construction speed. The reason why the Qatar World Cup can be carried out smoothly is inseparable from the help and manpower investment given by the Chinese construction party from transportation to construction.
The most critical of these is the support of technology, and only by mastering technology, with labor and equipment, can we achieve the legendary speed of China. Didn't the United States collapse a bridge recently? If the bridge collapsed, it must be rebuilt, but the United States calculated, it is broken, how can this be played?
1. The National Anthem Bridge collapsed
The collapse of the Baltimore Bridge has saddened many old Americans. You must know that this bridge is a bridge that appears in the lyrics of the American national anthem, and for the United States, it not only has transportation significance, but also has a strong historical significance.
Now that the bridge has collapsed, it will definitely have to be rebuilt? Many old Americans are the old Americans who have witnessed the rise of the United States, and after the bridge collapsed, they began to put pressure on the US government. Biden immediately assured that the U.S. federal government would fully fund the construction of the bridge.
But after seeing the bill, Bai Lantern began to hesitate, because it would require a full $2 billion in funds, and it would take 10 years of construction to ensure that the bridge could be re-opened in front of the eyes of the Americans.
All the Americans can do now is clear the waterway as quickly as possible and arrange the design for the reconstruction of the bridge, and as for the construction phase, it may be a few years before excavators appear on the side of the road.
It is even possible that the 10-year construction period will be extended indefinitely, because the United States is in the stage of bipartisanship. What needs to be urgently done now is to clear a working route.
The U.S. engineering force has taken over the project, and the Biden administration has given him $60 million. Many American netizens think that there may be only so much Biden can do, because it is not certain whether the next president will be him or not.
If he agrees to work on this project now, spending federal money, but he can't become president in the future, will he lose or gain?
Thinking about this question from a political point of view, if the Biden administration can finally complete this project and give Americans enough confidence in the commitment stage, can Biden use this to get those votes in the hands of the old America?
2. U.S. efficiency
Today, the initiative is still in the hands of Biden, and now the two favorites in the election, one is Biden and the other is Trump. If Biden chooses to build the bridge, then he performs well enough in the commitment phase and he can get votes.
If he loses in the subsequent races, he spends the federal government's money. How Trump, as a businessman, will face this thorny project is another question, so this project is a double-edged sword for both Biden and Trump today, but the initiative is still in Biden's hands.
From a pragmatic point of view, the key now is to rebuild the bridge. If the U.S. government is really smart and only thinks about efficiency, then there will certainly be no problem in looking to China.
Because Biden is now in a stage of credit decay in the United States, he promised to build 500,000 new electric vehicle charging piles in the United States, but two years later, Congress allocated 7.5 billion, but they completed only 7.
That's right, the goal is 500,000, but the number of completions is 7. In the eyes of us Chinese, I don't know why the construction of this bridge took 10 years, which is really outrageous.
At least what we can be sure of is that the bridge-building industry in the United States, like the general development of their engineering industry, is declining at a rate that is visible to the naked eye.
Three, won't help
So the question now arises, will the United States ask us for help? Will China choose to lend a helping hand? In the author's opinion, the United States will not ask China for help under any circumstances.
Secondly, if you really help, it should be a business, not a help. We want to collect money, they want to work, it's an equal principle and then cooperate.
Today's U.S. government is a government that likes to die to save face and suffer crimes, so let's let it just go along. The bridge can be repaired in 10 years, which may still be a conservative estimate. After all, there are so many important buildings in the United States that have been damaged, and very few have been repaired.
Some American netizens even said that the restoration work of the Statue of Liberty in the United States back then may be on the bridge and will never happen again. The disappointment with the government shows how mediocre the U.S. government has been in recent years.
Epilogue:
Infrastructure is just for China, and it is handy. The speed of infrastructure construction in the United States, compared with the old United States, is really not flattering. Will the bridge be repaired in 10 years? What do you think in front of the screen?