導(dǎo)語(yǔ)：新疆：臺(tái)特瑪湖大橋，穿越湖區(qū)“生態(tài)橋”

Located in the hinterland of the world's second largest desert -- the taklamakan desert, the geku railway taitmahu grand bridge project is designed with a length of 24.5 kilometers. Construction of the bridge was started in 2014 by China railway bureau, and the track of the railway bridge has been laid.

The tarim river is the largest inland river in China, and the taitma lake is the final place of the tarim river injection. In order to protect the fragile ecological environment of the lake area, the construction plan was revised several times as early as 2014 when the bridge was built.

The way the railway passes through the lake district has been changed from the original track laying in the dry area of the lake to the current plan of crossing the lake titema. In the future, trains will cross the lake through the bridge, greatly reducing the impact of railway construction on the lake.