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Japan is Out! China Takes Over $65 Billion Vietnam Railway Project | This Will Change Everything!

#china #project #japan #railway #train #vietnam In the current trend of rapid global development, high-speed rail has become an important tool to promote the economic development of many countries. As an efficient and rapid means of transportation, high-speed trains travel at a speed of 350 kilometers per hour, allowing people to quickly travel thousands of kilometers to their destinations in just a few hours. As of now, more than 20 countries around the world have high-speed rail line systems. This not only reflects the progress of world transportation technology, but also becomes an important direction for the future economic development of many countries. But in Southeast Asia, there is one country that has not realized its high-speed rail dream for 17 years, and that is Vietnam. As one of the countries with rapid economic development in Southeast Asia, Vietnam proposed the idea of building a high-speed rail as early as 2005 and began to cooperate with Japan. But 18 years later, this ambitious project has still not moved from the planning stage to actual construction. In order to speed up the progress of the high-speed rail project, the Vietnamese government not only rebuilt the original high-speed rail plan this year, but also decided not to rely on cooperation with Japan, but began to set its sights on China, the major high-speed rail country in Asia. In October this year, China held the "One Belt, One Road" summit, and Vietnamese President Vo Van Sang participated in seven key-related cooperation meetings with China within three days. As far as I know, these meetings cover a variety of areas, including trade, investment and infrastructure construction. Among them, Vietnam proposed the North-South high-speed railway project and hoped to receive support and assistance from China. So, why has the high-speed rail cooperation between Japan and Vietnam failed to start construction in 18 years? What important impact will this high-speed railway have on Vietnam’s economic and social development?