🇯🇵🇨🇳中国BYD最新交通システムの悲惨な実態｜日本ではあり得ない安全崩壊｜一帯一路は虚しい夢なのか

BYD's Skyrail and SkyShuttle, touted as a testament to the Chinese government's "Made in China 2025" initiative, have revealed a stark contrast to their current state. At local stations, most ticket machines are unusable, escalators and elevators are out of order, wall tiles are peeling, and tactile paving is placed in dangerous locations. Inside the trains, the paintwork is shoddy, doors creak, seats are torn, and wiring is visible from the ceiling. Why has China's latest transportation system deteriorated so drastically in just two years since its opening? This program thoroughly explores the causes and dangers. 00:00 The shocking reality of BYD's new transportation system, just two years after its opening, is revealed, including ticket machine malfunctions and vehicle problems. 01:48 The background behind BYD's efforts to market not only electric vehicles but entire urban transportation systems overseas is explained. 05:35 Upon entering a station, a serious management problem becomes apparent: only one of five ticket machines is functioning correctly. 07:57 A stopped escalator and an elevator under repair were causing significant inconvenience to elderly passengers and those with children. 13:22 Illegible electronic signs and dangerous tactile paving raised numerous concerns about the safety design. 16:47 Inside the train, defects affecting passenger safety were confirmed, including torn seats, wobbly handrails, and sagging ceiling panels.