1.3K views · 76 reactions | The Qinghai-Xinjiang Highway in China is often compared by many travelers to the famous U.S. Route 66. Constructed in 1954, the highway runs west from Xining, Qinghai towards Kashgar, Xinjiang. Officially known as the China National Highway 315 (G315), part of the road runs through the Qaidam Basin, a desert-like area south of the traditional Silk Road, where its unique angles make it appear to be linked to the sky. | Learn Chinese | Facebook

12K views · 608 reactions | China's expressway network has a total length of 160,000 kilometers, longer than any other such network in the world. Connecting hundreds of millions of people, the network was built in less than four decades. #Chinabyroad But does China need that many expressways? Let's find out! | CGTN | Facebook

China’s plan to build its first smart roads fully-covered by 5G networks in Beijing