China's first cross-sea rail-road bridge takes shape
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| A crane ship lifts the first steel truss girder to the bridge piers of the Pingtan Haixia Rail-Road Bridge, China's first cross-sea rail-road bridge, on Aug 22, 2017. The 16.3-kilometer-long bridge connects Fuzhou, capital of Fujian province, with the island city of Pingtan off the coast of the Taiwan Straits. [Photo/IC] |
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