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Small mixed use railway in village in China, servicing local coal industry and local worker's commute with locomotives bearing pictures of former chairman Mao Zedong.
Very interesting pictures
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They wish good upon America unlike Sony fags
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small coal processing plant in China
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sovl maximum
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outside with platform for workers
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>>220271771
There seem to be plenty of these small village railways in rural china, working in specific industries or just carrying goods of random people's ranches and farms to the towns. Althought they look crude and somewhat underkept compared with the kind of infrastructure the chinese are proud about and normaly want the rest of the world to see it seem very practical and I wish we had something like that in small communities in my country.
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>>220271719
These have mostly been phased out. The only place where they are still operating is in Jiayang, Sichuan.
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>>220272145
Are you actually Chinese?
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>>220272145
What replaced them?
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>>220271881
Ughh, soul
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>>220272242
before the 70s they were entirely dependent on coal
they started producing/importing oil and built highways since



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