중국 고속열차 두 대는 왜 키스했나?

#WenzhouHighSpeedRailwayAccident #LiuZhijun #ChinaHighSpeedRailway A train traveling at 80 kilometers per hour crashed head-on into the car in front, sending four carriages plummeting 20 meters down. However, the first thing the Chinese government sent to the scene was not a rescue team. Something else began to move toward the carriages where people might still be alive. Why did a country that boasts the world's longest high-speed railway appear to be in a hurry instead of saving lives? Let's find out together until the end about the massive 25-year rescue operation hidden behind it, as well as the story of the one person who stayed at their post until the very end. *#WenzhouHighSpeedRailwayAccident #LiuZhijun #ChinaHighSpeedRailway* Sources 1. Source Title: Wikipedia, Wenzhou train collision (Wenzhou train collision accident), Date needs verification Source: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wenzhou... 2. Source Title: Medium (MX Schroeder), Mismanaged Mayhem: The 2011 Wenzhou China Train Collision, Date needs verification Source:   / mismanaged-mayhem-the-2011-wenzhou-china-t...   3. Source Title: State Council Investigation Commission, Official Investigation Report on Wenzhou Train Collision Accident, December 2011 Source: Source needs verification 4. Source Title: Hong Kong Media Report, Report on Deputy Chief Engineer Zhang Shuguang's Overseas Hidden Assets (US$2.8 Billion in US and Swiss Banks), Date needs verification Source: Source needs verification 5. Source Title: Results of Chinese Railway Authority Investigation Announcement, Results of the investigation into the test train accident near Kunming, Yunnan Province in November 2025 (released in July 2026), date needs verification Source: Source needs verification Additional sources need verification