Why is Japan’s Shinkansen so fast if it is not an elevated railway? China’s high-speed rail is an elevated railway

Japan’s Shinkansen was built in the 1960s.

It is the first high-speed railway in the world.

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The world's high-speed rail business model, management methods, technical maintenance, and many other valuable experiences.

Up to now, Japan's Shinkansen is not an accident, it is a miracle in the history of world railways.

High-speed railway started late in China but developed rapidly.

Compared with Japan's Shinkansen, its biggest advantage is its speed in the world.

However, compared with Japan’s Shinkansen, we still have a big gap:

For example: Japan’s Shinkansen is a multi-level, wide-area, comprehensive transportation system that basically covers The total economic hinterland of Japan.

Compared with the important role of China's high-speed railways from Wuhan to Guangzhou and Beijing to Shanghai lines,

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In addition, China's high-speed railways are expensive and few people are interested in them.

As a result, various railway bureaus continue to reduce prices and slow down, which actually reduces the actual economic benefits and causes waste.

In short, China’s high-speed railway has advantages in speed.

In other aspects, we still have many shortcomings that need to be corrected.