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Ha! You have problems pronouncing the aqueduct's name... Well I'm afraid that I'm having problems too. I don't have enough time for my brain both to process what you're saying and at the same time take in what my eyes are seeing. Please don't think that I'm being rude, I am a linguist and am quite adept at quickly tuning in to the - to me - unusual cadences and rhythms of tongues from around the world. I'd just like to ask if you could slow down just a beat or two and do your best to enunciate in a more considered manner. Many thanks. Great video otherwise.

Amazing

Very clear explanation of the structure and performance. Thank you

Incredible! So very interesting! Thank you for sharing with us! Ciao!

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Bad English hard to understand

A totally ugly building🤮

thanks for this amazing video

Amazing and genius, the world keeps on giving.

👏 the amount of research it took to make this video is impressive!

Why didn't they route the bridge to the existing island?

Does the bridge earthquake resistant?

The suspender cables did not have enough redundancy, that is if one deck segment without support can weigh down the adjacent segments to cable failure. Deck integrity is crucial to tied-arch bridges. Also, arches are weaker without a load pulling/pushing them down, which is why the weight of the deck on the suspension cables is important.

I hope you've worked on your English since this video there were a few spots that were rough to make out and your captions didn't help

Yo vine de Facebook aver este video 😂

Itu kalo hujan banjir apa ga meluap😲

Look at the bridge. Great PR.

Pictures of construction?

Im from tiktok guy

Another structure designed without any thought given to accessibility for all. 😢😢

great video, nicely explained very helpful to students and professionals alike, thank you very much

Watching from nepal🇳🇵

Great structure, visible flow of forces. Thank you for the video!

bro that pronunciation , hadewitch. try more dutch : hard like the english word hard, then after that pronounce eu , then after that say "wijk" and say "ij" like in the word "white" hard-eu-whike"

Looking at it from this picture i would have no desire to cross it. I even have anxiety watching the video

I wish to visit him

Amazing engineering 👏👏👏

The roadway looks so normal, the overbridge appears like any other to a newcomer to the place

Any packaging design expert can design this conceptually.

Isn't roads prone to flooding if water level rises?

I am here because of Mr. Anand Mahindra

Wouldnt it be scary if a boat were to get pushed by a storm and into the land?

Brilliant piece of Engineering, especially the explanation with Archimedes principle was spot on. It's also budget friendly than building a tunnel.

50 Million Euros? Quite cheap. In germany that would have cost at least one billion Euros. Not counting public resistance and juristical arguments.

AMAZING CONSTRUCTION !! I AM SPEECHLESS !!!

Watew bwidges awe pwetty gweat!

Amazing place, engineers well done this place 🙌🏼 thanks dude for this great video and all explanation about this wonderful place, cheers.

This is the principle: Find the best, use the best. Diversity is only applicable if it is the best choice for a certain environment.

i’m from twitter 😅

Wow nice video with lot of details

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Bro. It looks cool but a yt shorts trolled me the trees in the bridge arent pink

🔥👈 AMAZING¡¡!

Thank you, this is very helpful.

Cool

Very nice channel. I ask permission to reuse this work. I promise, I will give you necessary credits in whatever I pick! Thanks

I've noticed several of these innovative pedestrian bridges showing up in China. Human bridges don't need flat smooth surfaces so they can take all sorts of wild aesthetic shapes. It's a great idea as long as environmental scarring of rocks is minimized. Most of this stuff won't last 100 years before it's dismantled and replaced with something else. Many of these bridges are going into locations with breathtaking beauty that took millions of years to form. Who are we to go boring giant holes into the sides of gorges for a structure that will be gone in a blink. At 2:11 Ruyi needed some big holes!

Saw a gram meme had to see how this was thought out!!

You sound like the "Crazy Russian Hacker"

Where does the cars go