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David Oualaalou boards a Chinese high-speed train doing 460 km/h at Beijing South station and asks why the US has nothing like it. China connects its coasts with trains that move faster than most American highways allow cars to go.

David Oualaalou boards a Chinese high-speed train doing 460 km/h at Beijing South station and asks why the US has nothing like it. China connects its coasts with trains that move faster than most American highways allow cars to go.
Hello everybody, I am right here at the Beijing South train station. I will be taking this high-speed train, from what I was told, about 460 kilometers an hour, all the way to my next location. So I'm gonna take you inside just for you to have a visual as to the layout of this. You need to go this way here. So, and this is like a very, very, very high-end speed train. So the question becomes is, why aren't we having one? If China can have one, why does America, the richest country on Earth, couldn't even have a speed train like this that can connect, let's say, New York to LA? So, because that's what this train here in China, it connects the east to the west. So, so unfortunately I can't go all the way to the front because It's very, very, very long. I might snap picture for you later on. See you later, bye!

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