From what we saw on this incredible video, it is quite obvious that there is no water surface which the Chinese people cannot cross. What you are about to see is a testimony of extraordinary process of construction. Members of the ground forces of the Chinese military have used water and smoke as camouflage during their military exercises which included creating a pontoon bridge.

It is definitely not the first time that the skills of the architectural masters from China have made our jaws dropped to the floor. We have seen several cases where the Chinese proved again and again that they are the greatest masters of constructions the history has ever seen. Let us just remind you of some of their best projects: building a bridge with the help of the amazing SLJ900/32 Bridge Girder Erection Mega Machine; the world’s largest glass-bottomed bridge being built nearly 1,000 feet over the Zhangjiajie Grand Canyon.

And of course we cannot forget to mention the entire refurbishment of more than 1300 tons of new surfacing for the Sanyuan Bridge in the capital of China, which was completed in just 43 hours.

Well this time, their time of building is even shorter, much shorter! Namely, on August 30 a training exercise for river crossing was held at one of the Yangtze River in the Hubei Province of central China. During these exercises the Chinese soldiers manifested their impeccable skills by installing a steel pontoon bridge across the Yangtze River in just 26 minutes! In the course of 26 minutes and 40 seconds, these Chinese engineers have installed 1,150 meters long pontoon bridge on the river. The soldiers have performed very skillfully in their training exercise assisted by modern technology and equipment.

What an impressive feat! Check out the video below to witness the whole action in this amazing project!