Reminds me of high rise construction here in the states back in the 1920s. No harness, no safety line, and no safety rails.
This would never be allowed in the US today. Huge fines and legal action would be imposed...of course driving the cost up and lengthening the schedule.
But also making for a safer environment for the workers.
Anyhow, this bridge, along with so much other infrastructure that the PRC is building allow the nation the type of transportation system it needs in this era, is simply phenominal. There are simply so many of them and they are going on all of the time. I picked this one because it reminded me of the huge Hoover Dam Bypass bridge in the US, the Mike O'Callaghan–Pat Tillman Memorial Bridge, that was constructed in Nevada between 2005 and 2010.
That bridge is an arch bridge, and is 1,900 feet long, about 1,000 feet above the Colorado River, and it too was a massive and very impressive project with a four lane freeway and pedistrian walkway.
Very impressive stuff in both nations.
