China ports are extremely efficient and handles massive amount of containers. More than half of the top global 10 ports are in China. Incredible skills in logistics.

It is very old documentary which was made by national geographics but after some national geographics removed it from their website for unknown reasons and now spark is playing it without even a single second change

As a Indian , full marks to China, we should appreciate the Chinese for their vision & hard work. Amaze to see their mastering the skills of engineering & technology.

I'm really fascinated to see this engineering Marvel port. My congratulations to all the Chinese engineers and the skilled workers who put up massive work to built world-class port...🙏

The documentary was made in 2007. Source: 50:21

It's a decade ago project, now it's the smartest and largest sea port in the world.

Americans think that this is recent... But guys, this documentary is almost 20 years old.

I think it’s genuinely ironic that the worlds busiest ports need their actual footage to be played at 16x for you to get a sense of tempo. They are just soooo enormous. Like the sun crossing the sky.

This channel will never be old. Even generations past, this channel will still around us.

I wish that UKposts had the mandatory feature when uploading videos to indicate when the video was actually recorded. Knowing the upload date is useless without knowing when the video was made. Sometimes, uploaders are helpful with adding it in the description, but it should be a requirement for upload.

There are 2 bridges in that area - Donghai Bridge 東海大橋, 东海大桥 "East Sea Bridge" length of 32.5 kilometres (20.2 mi) about 100km to the west is Hangzhou Bay Bridge 杭州湾大桥 / 杭州灣大橋 35.7 km (22.2 mi) a highway bridge from Shanghai towards Ningbo 宁波市. Both of these bridges are longer than the main bridge section (29.6 km / 18.4 mi) of the 55 km / 34 mi Hong Kong-Zhuhai-Macau bridge-tunnel system.

0:44: 🚢 Yangshan Port: China's Remarkable Ocean Infrastructure Endeavor 8:02: ⚓ Challenges of navigating Shanghai's congested river for ships entering and exiting the port. 15:00: 🚢 Creation of an innovative offshore port to accommodate post-panamax vessels in Shanghai. 22:33: ⚓ Incredible feat of engineering in constructing a mega-port in deep ocean, showcasing efficiency and technology in container handling. 30:21: 🏗️ Challenges of operating cranes at Yangshan Port in China. 37:21: 🏗️ Efficient control system ensures smooth operations at Yang Shan port. 44:18: 🌊 Challenges of constructing a massive sea bridge in turbulent waters with innovative solutions. Timestamps by Tammy AI

OUTSTANDING DOCUMENTARY - thank you for this very informative video. The Chinese have incredible infrastructure. They graduate a million engineers per year - that has help this developing nation immensely. Well done China, Gong Ho!

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It is hard to put this in to context as this engineering on a whole new level & great documentation 👍

A truly amazing feat. China is unstoppable. Great work.....!

China is the greatest country in terms of engineering marvel in history.

So proud of the motherland.👍

Chinese engineers are underrated These guys are so good

Wonder what it's like now, 17 years later.

Brove China. Powering ASIA. Powering the WORLD 👏👏👏💪💪💪❤️❤️❤️

I'm a Merchant Marine, went to school in Louisiana 2002.

Great construction.

You just posted this today, But the film says it WILL be completed in 2020... So how old is this video??

What is the capacity of the Yangshan port? 6.3 million TEUs Yangshan Phase Four, launched in 2017, is the world's largest automated container terminal, with a capacity of 6.3 million TEUs, 2.4 kilometers of quays, seven berths, 21 quay cranes, 108 rail-mounted gantry cranes and 125 automated guided vehicles.

what an excellent video report! Thanks...

Quite amazing!

Almost good in Everything!

No one can compete with the Chinese engineer and workers' in building infrastructure. Suppose 10 km road with equal parameters and equipments is given to Chinese engineers and rest of the world engineers , Chinese workers will always come first.

Consider China is 1.4 billion population is doing very well with self sufficient.

This must be the third time it have been re-released.

I've always had a great love for ships. Dr Dent astrophysicist Rocketeledyne owner.

The sky dont lie

Saluting China in its achievements with the development of the mega-port project and how effective their operations are.

The Grand Canal!?

The solution to all our passenger and cargo transport problems is to develop asap ambient temperature superconductors. As soon as we have them, maglev, vacuum-tube trains will be cheap to operate. With flotable pontoons beneath the rails, we can span all the oceans with these railroads.

Love that engineering.

Good remark

Realy I like it they are powerful and intelligent

awesome

As a ex sailor in merchant marine during the 70s n 80s, back then China's port is a easy job, but now the cargo ship's size r like super tankers n the traffic is terrible. Chinese r good sailors, kudos to them, their ship building can take any country.

BRAVO CHINA AND TEAM CHINA ALL THE WAY!👍🙂

hey sparky..... how about a current update of the project??

Why didn't they put rail access across that bridge? They would be more effective to load those containers on rail to get them off that island

Bravo Kina, Kalappal le Elötük!!!¡

Flippin incredible what men can do. Chinese men.

has this port put China on top by handling more of the planet's stuff than anyone else...

awesome documentary. congrats to the producers .... and this project clearly shows, why China is the exporter no. 1 in the world. They built the right infrastructure not to end in a bottle neck (which now is the suez canal as we have seen with the accident during covid the Cargo giant Evergreen grounded). Just mind boggling to think in such dimensions. Who says, that Chinese cant do it .... they have the discipline and are highly skilled (and motivated)

A mere Earth is never enough for the Great-Wall people .

April 23, 2024 the largest container ship capacity is 24,300 TEU.

13 hours a day away from your family then retire just in time to die! 😂 gotta love planet earth

Sbonge 🙌🏾

Copyright 2007

Morgan City Louisiana Merchant Marine corps.

Well done. Hat's off to the Chinese engineers and workers. Good luck for next project

Vraag naar goedkope producten is nog groot. Maar als die over is .

"Each handle 20 million containers, with an error rate of less than 1%" 36:56 How much is 'less than'? A 1% rate is 200,000 errors a year, or 548 errors every 24 hour day, or 45 each hour - that's in EACH PORT! Doesn't sound that great!!! And "The driver's cabin has windows on three sides, which allows the driver to see a lot more" 38:45 er, yer, that's normal for any vehicle! 😄

This container ship is "normal size" heavy weigth containers ship can handle 20,000 TEUS per cargo.. the one hosted here is only 3-5 thousand.

50:00 Instead of a bridge, an underground railroad (e.g. Boring) tunnel would have made more sense and been cheaper. It would have taken a fraction of the material and labor; would be immune to weather; would take minimal material and labor to operate; and would be faster and more efficient. In fact, they should be putting in such a replacement right now...or several of them...with provisions for routing. Provisions would be necessary assuming shifts caused by earthquakes (e.g. automatically operating airlocks and/or doors like ships have). It would have provisions for tunneling around or through breaks efficiently and quickly. And of course pumps to expel bilge water and circulate air. Air would come in via snorkels. Mitigating every conceivable failure and calamity would be a feature, not an afterthought. Remember, it hasn't been that long ago that containerization was proposed and implemented... by a single person and his company.

Its a big port today in China besides other mega ports ..fully computerised and robotic handlers driverless haulers and some pilotless zones ..😂😂❤❤

Saudi Arabia called to say (hold my sand)

In 2008 China paid Australian construction companies to build the stadiums and big projects

5:20. 01 300 m t 5:28 05. 800 mt

No shore leave?

No freight rail?

Why didn't they build a train track over the water? Wouldn't it be more convenient to move cargos that way?

🎉🎉

China's roadmap for the advance futuristic city of tomorrows

How is Yanshan compared to the No2 in Singapore, a predominantly Chinese nation?

very little info about how it was built, as the title says.

When China started building this project, the Western media would say that China was building ghost cities. Now, haha.

I paid $5,900 USD to ship a 40 feet container to the caribbean

Project dwarfs almost(?all?) others in the world?

This is 20 years old

❤ The Chinese power

Amazing China 🇨🇳 👏

Back when America still gave them that kind of loan. Now we are about to evaporate it.

Long before the end of this century oil will be depleted and these kind of harbors will be completely different. If not largely obsolete..

Matatan Ribirin H-S

Meanwhile, Not a single mile of High Speed Rail track has been laid for a HighSpeed Rail between LA and San Francisco 40 years after approving the project.

This documentary is supposed to be about the harbour. Most of it is about loading and offloading containers, something common to all harbours. A waste of time

China was already over centuries the center of the world and we in Europe even didnt knew about that. And probably will be or is already again the center of the world.

This channel plays very old documentaries. Beware. This is from 2007.

It looks to me that the container ships are too large - will they keep getting bigger maybe 1000m long 2000 metres - so much greed - there needs to be some agreement to limit ship size.

TIK TOK has a more recent view of the Shanghai Port, which is now Autonomous

Absolute fine enginering achievement while europe/America is getting old and Africa sleeping bad. Thanks

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Giant ship? With 3000 shipping containers only. Today's container ships often carry as much as 24,000 shipping containers. How old is this video?

The way they built the great wall. 🤷

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To much music!

6mins 40s "Cosco" instead of "Costco", if think about war, 1 stuck at Sentosa(a trading company can't be stucked?), so is that a real one(the wrong spelling?), or the actual spelling? Issit secretly in Singapore, then if think of ship stuck, will think of kidnapping "looking alike a real company" + common sense: claiming the fake one as real spelling?

That's 900 trillion bowls of Ramen, or 600 quadrillion cups of tea! That's how you sound with your irrelevant equivalences.

With China economic decline, this port has started rusting. 😢

It will be under water in 30 years time

China China China

China need more doctor ??.. Thank you.

I wonder how the politician and union, political money relationship for this port.

Good old days for China, now the world can't leave China quick enough