manqiangrexue
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News on China's scientific and technological development.
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broadsword
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Do you have a link? I need to know more for my own knowledge.
Hendrik_2000
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Not only that they run faster they also run smoother Here is the ultimate coin test on Chinese vs Germany Highspeed train. See it for yourself who make better train
I don't see any problem with terminating the contract as long as the agreement allowed it to do that.I don't believe Siemens is that stupid. They must calculate that it is still profitable for them to sell the Chinese HRSG knowing it will be RE. I don't remember it well but I don't think they terminate it after 13 order
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vesicles
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Well, what goes around comes around. Ever heard of a guy called Robert Fortune? He stole tea cultivating technology from China in the 1800's. Literally stealing while pretending to a "fair-skinned" Chinese. And he has been heralded as a hero who "broke China's monopoly on tea..."
And the Byzantines smuggled silk worms out of China in the 500 AD and stole silk manufacturing technology.
China is simply returning the favor... it's called industrial espionage. In the west when the westerners did the stealing, it's been heralded as a glorious way to break evil Asian's monopoly...
broadsword
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broadsword
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Equation
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History of Japanese culture and traditional architecture started in China.
Not only that they run faster they also run smoother Here is the ultimate coin test on Chinese vs Germany Highspeed train. See it for yourself who make better train
I don't see any problem with terminating the contract as long as the agreement allowed it to do that.I don't believe Siemens is that stupid. They must calculate that it is still profitable for them to sell the Chinese HRSG knowing it will be RE. I don't remember it well but I don't think they terminate it after 13 order
Not a valid test as the coins were not placed in the same manner. In the test on the Chinese train the coins were placed against a ledge for support and stop them rolling forwards.
Anyway my tick list on a long train journey is
1/ How pretty and friendly the train hostess was
2/ How comfortable the seat and leg room is
3/ Alcohol selection
4/ For the benefit of tourists, on board dialogue describing the area the train is passing through and on board movie selection for longer trips.
If you want to travel that fast, China is more than happy to build a line (as part of OBOR).
But I think EU will not allow that to happen, nor is Germany or France willing to or able to offer the same cost/speed.But China is dead serious in doing so if invited. Actually, discussion of Russian HSR line with Chinese cooperation is ongoing, and the Chinese vision is HSR cross Eurasian continent. Another ongoing project (renovation and electrification) is Greece-Serbia-Hungarian line which China intends to reserve the potential of HSR in the future if EU doesn't block.
Hendrik_2000
Lieutenant General
I know it some people would argue it is not valid test because the coin is held against the rib of the table Here is a comparable test