Orbital Space-Time

A railway is not only a steel rail, but also a vein of the times. It carries the turbulent industrial revolution and continues the pulse of modern society. For China, railways are not just a means of transportation, they are also a symbol of national rejuvenation. From the winding railway tracks to the speeding high-speed trains, the laying of each line is soaked in the hard work of several generations, writing an indelible history of struggle. The development of China's railways is not only a technological innovation, but also a spiritual inheritance. From the construction of the first self-built railway, the Beijing-Zhangjiakou Railway, to the blood, tears and perseverance of the railway during the Anti-Japanese War; from the immortal miracle of the Chengdu-Kunming Railway crossing the Jinsha River, to the Qinghai-Tibet Railway's amazing feat of overcoming the frozen soil problem; from the glorious history of the Fuxinghao leading the world's high-speed rail speed, to the great achievements under the "Belt and Road" initiative... Every piece of history is the condensation of blood and sweat, and is a silent heroic feat of ordinary workers. Railways connect more than just cities and villages, and lead to more than just distant places. It connects the dreams of countless people, breaks through the barriers of mountains and rivers, and gives endless possibilities for national development. It is a witness to history and a shaper of the future. From the steam era to the high-speed rail era, the development of China's railways has written a history of national struggle and a history of national self-improvement.