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Ever wondered how an ancient engineering marvel fuels modern economies? The Jinghang Grand Canal, a UNESCO World Heritage site, isn’t just a relic—it’s a lifeline that once powered China’s growth and continues to inspire today. Stretching over 1,700 km, this 2,500-year-old wonder connected dynasties through trade, culture, and innovation.
Now, CGTN’s livestream offers a drone’s-eye view of Zhejiang Province’s Maojiadu Bridge, where azure skies meet serene water towns. Imagine ancient boats below, modern cities humming nearby—history and progress in one frame!
Why care? Beyond postcard-perfect scenery, the canal symbolizes sustainable infrastructure (yes, even back then!). Dive into this living museum and see how yesterday’s ‘aquatic Silk Road’ still ripples through China’s economic heartbeat.
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The Jinghang Grand Canal, a UNESCO World Heritage site, isn’t just a relic—it’s a lifeline that once powered China’s growth and continues to inspire today. Stretching over 1,700 km, this 2,500-year-old wonder connected dynasties through trade, culture, and innovation.
Imagine ancient boats below, modern cities humming nearby—history and progress in one frame!
Dive into this living museum and see how yesterday’s ‘aquatic Silk Road’ still ripples through China’s economic heartbeat.
500-Year-Old Trees Transform into Grand Canal…
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