중국 다리 758미터짜리가 개통 7개월 만에 무너졌습니다

There is a 758-meter bridge built over seven years with a budget of 56 billion won. The piers alone are 172 meters high, taller than a 63-story apartment building. China called it the "Bridge in the Clouds." However, just seven months after its opening, this bridge fell into the river. And right below it, the world's tallest dam, standing at 315 meters, was filling with water. Topics Covered in This Video ✅ The Full Story of the 7-Year Construction of the 758-meter Hongqi Grand Bridge in Sichuan Province: 172-meter Piers, 300 Million Yuan ✅ 130-meter Section Collapses and 260-meter Road Disappears Just 7 Months After Opening ✅ The Shock of the Shuangjiangkou Dam (315 meters), World's Highest, and a 160-meter Water Level Rise in 7 Months ✅ Structural Problems with Building Bridges in the Luogi Zone Despite Knowing of 70 Percent Landslide Risks ✅ Consecutive Collapses of Three Megabridges by 2025 and Forged Certificates for Defective Bolts on the Jianjia Yellow River Bridge ✅ 300 Billion Yuan Shortage in Maintenance Budget for 1.08 Million Bridges: The Structural Pitfalls of "Construction Overcoming Obstacles" 🔔 Global Economy Focus — We delve into the economic structures hidden behind the rise and fall of nations around the world. Subscribing and liking our videos is a great help in creating high-quality content. *Topics Covered in This Video* 📌 Fact Checks and Data Sources • Fox News (Nov. 2025) — Report on the collapse of Hongqi Bridge in Sichuan Province: Landslide causes 130-meter fall • NBC News (Nov. 2025) — Hongqi Bridge collapses 7 months after opening; 260 meters of road vanishes • The Diplomat (Dec. 2025) — Analysis of the link between Shuangjiangkou Dam water impoundment and the Hongqi Bridge collapse • Probe International (Nov. 2025) — Verification of the schedule for Shuangjiangkou Dam water impoundment, the world's highest at 315 meters • Wikipedia Hongqi Special Bridge — Information on Hongqi Special Bridge specifications: 758 meters, 172-meter piers, 300 million yuan construction cost • China News Network (Nov. 11, 2025) — Official announcement of the collapse of Hongqi Bridge on National Highway 317 in Maerkang City • BlackSky (Nov. 12, 2025) — Satellite image of main piers Concentrated Collapse Confirmed in Structurally Sound Sections • Qinghai Provincial Emergency Management Department (April 8, 2026) — Official investigation report on the collapse of the Jianjia Yellow River Bridge: Bolt strength insufficient • China Ministry of Transport (2023) — Status of budget shortages for the maintenance of 1.08 million road bridges nationwide • Korea Infrastructure Safety and Construction Agency — Standard of twice a year for regular inspections of Class 1 facilities based on a 5-year precision safety diagnosis • Japan Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism (2014) — Mandatory close-up visual inspections every 5 years following the Sasago Tunnel accident ⚠️ Disclaimer This video is content intended for informational and educational purposes based on publicly available data. 📊 Investment/Financial Disclaimer: This video is not a recommendation to buy or sell any specific investment product or asset. All investment decisions and responsibilities lie with the individual. 🏢 Corporate/Country Disclaimer: This video does not generalize China's infrastructure as a whole and analyzes structural issues based on publicly available data. There is no intention to disparage any specific country or company. 📐 Data Accuracy: Figures have been verified as of the time of production and are subject to change. 📋 Copyright/Fair Use: This is fair use for the purposes of reporting, education, and criticism, and there is no intention of copyright infringement. 🤖 Content Creation Notice: AI tools were used as an auxiliary tool for research and drafting, while final editing and fact-checking were performed by the creator. #ChinaBridge #HongqiBridge #ChinaBridgeCollapse #SichuanProvince #ShuangjiangkouDam #TofuConstruction #ChinaInfrastructure #BridgeCollapse #ChinaConstruction #JianjiaYellowHeirsBridge #ChineseEconomy #WorldEconomy #WorldEconomySpotlight #InfrastructureCollapse #Landslide