ICE3 in china 和谐号 CRH3 china railway high speed 3

ice3 in china the first 3 trains made in germany the rest 58 trains made in china from SIEMENS

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[EPsuperFan]

hey this one is ICE3 but I know there is also a Japanese made train running in China. But it isn't a copy, we BOUGHT it with money, big time money... It was not a rip-off if that's what you mean.

I don't think buying other people's tech is shameful. Even in US high tech bombers there are Japanese made chips. And some Japanese producers use Korean made parts too. A world without such exchange would be really bad. Don't you think so?

[marcelim]

I'm brazilian with japanese heritage and I felt ashamed by some hideous comment from supposed japanese nationals.

Japan is a rich and developed country and I wonder how some people from there can be so ignorant, shouting old stereotypes without a simple search at google?

If some people do some search about CRH in the wikipedia, will figure that was a technology transfer bought by the chinese and not a simple rip off.

Saying it's a ripoff sounds like calling someone as a thief.

[charinko86]

Amazing and congratulation to Chinese people. I wish High Speed rail will spread more and more in this world! Simply it is nice.

But I also feel sad that Chinese Railway seems to pay little respect to German and Japanese manufacturers. They officially says "CRH2 and 3 were developed by China themselves with their original technologies". Unbelievable their attitude. This is not the feeling from nationality, but from humanity.

[Thomas767676]

@colguy11

There is a difference betwenn cannot and doesn't...

In Germany the ICE-3 has the right to go as fast as 330km/h. For approval every train must go 10% faster than its later speed limit. That means every ICE-3 has made at least one trip with minimum 363km/h.

At tests, p.e. in Spain, they reached easily more than 400km/h...

Its the same as with your car: You have to respect your local speedlimit - but that doesn't mean your car cannot drive faster...

[GiovanniBausC]

Performance of these trains here in Germany suffers from the tracks rarely being properly separated from other railway operations, and being mostly unfenced. Even an ICE ran into a flock of sheep at a tunnel gate some time ago. It seems China chose a better implementation with separate and also mostly fenced tracks on the Tianjin to Beijing route. Congratulations.

[tritonraider]

@ericssson oh, I see... apparently you're just an instigator who goes around leaving inflammatory remarks everywhere. Once again, get a life!

[tritonraider]

@ericssson why the hell are there all these dumb political talks for a train video? Get a life, jerks!

[Trainmaster189]

When Siemens and other companies send their trains overseas, do they send them fully assenbled or in pieces?

[ericssson]

@colguy11 did you ever hear of Zhao Ziyang

[ericssson]

In the end, he decided that China will someday have to embrace democracy if it wants to join the ranks of the truly developed countries because economic growth is not sustainable without public supervision, the rule of law, and an independent judiciary. These things are essential to control the corruption that is a major obstacle to Chinas continuing development.

[colguy11]

ICE cannot arrive the speed of 394KM, so chinese must have done something innovatory specially in these trains.

[colguy11]

I think you are just a stupid follower of the religion of democracie.

I JUST HOPE THAT THE STUPID LIKE YOU SHUT UP.

THERE ARE SO MANY WAY TO DEVELOP IN THIS WORLD WITHOUT SO CALLED DEMOCRATIE. Discusting religion!