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Mexico City is the most populous urban area in the Americas. Its aging subway system and increasing traffic congestion have become major obstacles to citizens' travel and urban economic development.

To address this challenge, the Mexican government reached a cooperation with Chinese companies four years ago to upgrade and transform Mexico City's Metro Line 1. But this cooperation plan also involves the introduction of 29 advanced Chinese-made subway trains.

But what’s interesting is that many people in Mexico City don’t want the Chinese to build their subway. Because they believe that China is a technologically backward country and is unable to undertake such a major engineering project. This view is largely influenced by information delivered by Western media.

But now, China has successfully delivered these subway trains to Mexico and put them into operation. The mayor of Mexico City and local residents spoke highly of the advanced nature of the trains. Many people even believed that the technology and comfort of these trains completely surpassed the current American subway standards.

So, in today’s video, we’ll take a deep dive into the advanced features of these 29 metro trains and how they’re revolutionizing daily travel in Mexico City.

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