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Building of the Zhijinghe Bridge nears completion
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Workers untie the last wirerope used for securing the steel tubes of the Zhijinghe River Bridge, located at Badong county in central China's Hubei Province, on Tuesday, October 6th, 2008. The bridge was erected about one thousand meters above the ground. Its lofty yet risky location has made the construction of it ever so tough.

Workers untie the last wirerope used for securing the steel tubes of the Zhijinghe River Bridge, located at Badong county in central China's Hubei Province, on Tuesday, October 6th, 2008. The bridge was erected about one thousand meters above the ground. Its lofty yet risky location has made the construction of it ever so tough. 


(CRI October 8, 2008)

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