Hold onto your life jackets! China’s second domestically built mega cruise ship is sailing toward completion, with 80% of its structural sections now assembled. The floating giant, a symbol of China’s growing prowess in shipbuilding, has spent over three months in the dock since April, where workers have welded 28 sections and installed cutting-edge navigation systems.
This isn’t just a bigger boat—it’s a full upgrade. With a 141,900-tonne gross tonnage (up 6,400 tonnes!) and stretching 341 meters (17 meters longer than its sibling), the ship packs in 2,144 cabins—19 more than its predecessor. Imagine the Instagram-worthy pool decks and sunset views!
But here’s the kicker: sustainability takes center stage. The vessel features five advanced environmental systems, including dual desulfurization units to slash emissions. Think green travel meets luxury.
State media reports highlight rapid progress, with welding and equipment installations accelerating. Could this be the future of global maritime travel? Let’s just say the world’s oceans are getting a stylish new resident.
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Let’s just say the world’s oceans are getting a stylish new resident.
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