BEIJING-JUNE 5, 2016. Bullet train departs from Beijing. Past 10 years China built 20,000km high-speed rail, 20 urban public transport systems.

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BEIJING-JUNE 5, 2016. Bullet train departs from Beijing. Past 10 years China built 20, 000km high-speed rail, 20 urban public transport systems, countless roads and highways and dozens new airports.

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