All aboard China's new bullet train

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One constant is the sight of massive concrete buttresses lined up one after another as far as the eye can see. The buttresses support the tracks for the high-speed trains. They weigh 800 tons each, and close to 200,000 of them are being built all across the country.

• China's amazing new bullet train
• The $300 billion high-speed rail system

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Last updated September 14 2009: 2:53 PM ET

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