DALIAN, China -- China's ambitious high-speed rail build-up has resulted in debt approaching $1 trillion, but the country appears determined to stay the course.
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Why China is going full speed ahead with debt-ridden high-speed rail
Projects hold value beyond profits, says official
Changbai Mountain Station near the North Korean border: China's high-speed rail network spans the country but passenger volume is low and operator debts are rising. (Photo by Kohei Fujimura)
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