Bullet trains racing captured by camera in China

[beijingwalker]

Bullet trains racing was captured by camera, one Fuxin type , one Hexie type, Fuxin train won, and a third train between them is roaring heading to the opposite direction. Chinese social media netizens jokingly say that this tight, multiple trains involved, neckbreaking racing should be reported to the police.

 

[Nuclear Clown]

And do Chinese trainmaker does pays royalties to French company Alstom for the use of its patents and intellectual properties?
Moreover, this trains are cheap rip-offs : despite being much slower than the TGV, these have poor safety records while TGV has a zero fatalities record since 1966

 

[Beast]

And do Chinese trainmaker does pays royalties to French company Alstom for the use of its patents and intellectual properties?
Moreover, this trains are cheap rip-offs : despite being much slower than the TGV, these have poor safety records while TGV has a zero fatalities record since 1966

Another sourgraped loser. China fuxing is the world fastest operating HSR. It is just copy, how come it's faster than what French can throw at? Not only that, it is so stable. You basically stack cards onboard without crumbling it by any shock. Something french HSR are not very well known.

Poor safety record? Do u know how many Alstom has crashed so far? Might as well you claim Chinese rip off US 5G.

 

[mili]

Another sourgraped loser. China fuxing is the world fastest operating HSR. It is just copy, how come it's faster than what French can throw at? Not only that, it is so stable. You basically stack cards onboard without crumbling it by any shock. Something french HSR are not very well known.

Poor safety record? Do u know how many Alstom has crashed so far? Might as well you claim Chinese rip off US 5G.

The French did some special setup to set a one off world speed record that was never good enough for service but it was good enough to soothe their butt hurt.

 

[Beast]

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