The US ambassador to China takes the Chinese high -speed rail and then said a word

Author: Liang Youzhi

On June 12, the US Ambassador to China Nicholas Burns said in social media that he was taking the "Fuxing" train to cross the Yellow River at a speed of 308 kilometers per hour, from Henan to Wuhan, Hubei. In the tweet, Bernus praised him "the Fuxing" train to make him "impressed".

The picture intercepts the social account of Bernes certification

In the comment area of ​​this tweet, in addition to the "happy journey" to the ambassador to China, many netizens asked Bernus's concerns about their concern. Some people are also curious about whether the seat in this ambassador's photo is first -class or business seat.

Many people were surprised at the speed of China's high -speed rail and motorcycles, and proposed to Berns that "I really hope that our United States can have such a high -speed rail from Los Angeles from Los Angeles to San Francisco and Washington Special Estates to New York City."

For a long time, there have been fierce debate on "whether to develop high -speed rail". The opposition sound mainly believes that many small and medium -sized cities in the United States have built a large number of simple civil airports, and there are a large number of cheap and short -distance flights, which can meet most American people's demand for medium and long -distance travel. However, there are quite a few people think that even after a low -cost flight, after integrating multiple factors such as security inspection and ticket inspection processes, on -board facilities and comfort, its cost performance is not as good as the high -speed rail.

Based on the above disputes, the current level of high -speed rail in the United States is not small. This has also made many netizens who care about high -speed rail issues have great interest in Bernes' tweets. Operation.

Such arguments are also in the comment area of ​​Bernus's tweets. Just after mentioning the netizen asked the United States to build such a high -speed rail, another netizen mentioned US aviation services. However, a user who uses anti -China slogans as avatars and net names replies: Many times the high -speed rail is indeed faster and more convenient than flying.

For example, a coordinator of New Zealand was curiously asked, "Can you get a food on the car?" Another netizen replied in Chinese: "I will go to Wuhan if I don't be hungry, and I can't shoot."

The picture intercepts and bleeds

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