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[โ€“] Alcoholicorn@mander.xyz 1 points 1 day ago (1 children)

Iโ€™d be more interested in see if they were able to continue this kind of buildout in 30 years

The Beijing subway opened in 1971, when they had less than half the current population. All I can say is that it felt slow, like 2 hours to get what looked like 3-4 blocks on a map

[โ€“] Flatfire@lemmy.ca 2 points 1 day ago

I think I'd almost consider it the same as starting with nothing when they began the next phase of construction in 2002. The map then vs now demonstrates that, and mostly follows China's industrial/modern expansion in urban environments in recent memory. I think it's still difficult to comprehend what a massive shift they've had in urban construction since the mid-90s as they've become the economic center for trade and manifacturing in the last couple decades. The transit still can't keep up with demand, even with a subway system so extensive. It's also still a very car-centric urban environment and I imagine now faces many similar civil construction challenges as in North America. It's a good part of why I'm curious to see how things shape up in the coming decades for them and how they overcome those challenges at a scale Canada hopefully never needs to contend with.