00:00China's transformers
00:01over the past few days
00:05videos from the flood rescue scenes in Guangxi China
00:08have gone viral across overseas social media platforms
00:12Chinese foreign ministry spokesperson Maoning posted
00:15a video on the x-platform showing China Andman Group's
00:19powered pontoon bridge
00:20Evacuating Stranger Students in the caption
00:23Mete China's real-life transformer
00:25Foreign Ministry spokesperson Lim Jian
00:28微 asked and also shared a clip of a drone rescue operation accompanying it with a hashtag
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00:35subsequently, multiple media outlets including Singapore's CNA, Indonesia's Antara'a
00:41news agency, Mexico's Enmar, Malaysia's K Commerce sup, reported on the events, one
00:47after another.
00:49Many foreign netizens exclaimed, I thought this was AI generated.
00:52In early July this year, affected by typhoons, Guangxi was hit by continuous heavy rainstorms.
00:59About 77% of town and townships encountered torrential rain or even worse.
01:06And over 50 water level stations exceeded warning levels.
01:10In the hardest hit areas, roads, electricity and communications were all cut off.
01:16When the ground became impassable, the sky became a lifeline.
01:21More than 200 professional rescue drones were swiftly deployed into action.
01:26They delivered food, medicine and drinking water.
01:30They used thermal imaging to search for missing individuals.
01:33And the Winlong II large-scale drone restored public network communications,
01:38helping over 80,000 residents reconnect with the outside world.
01:42At this moment, the drones flew out a lifeline.
01:45In Guigang, Guangxi, the floods surrounded the Xizhang Education Park,
01:51leaving over 6,000 teachers and students from Guangxi Logistics
01:54a vocational and technical college waiting for evacuation.
01:59Right at that moment, the China unknown rescue team brought a piece of special equipment,
02:05the power pontoon bridge.
02:07When folded, it can be loaded onto a single truck.
02:10Once in the water, it unfolds automatically just like a transformer in the movies.
02:14Multiple modules are quickly pieced together.
02:17In less than 10 minutes, a self-navigating floating bridge is fully assembled.
02:22It can transport over 500 people at a single time.
02:25In less than 24 hours, all 6,000 plus stranded teachers and students were safely evacuated.
02:32At that moment, technology was no longer just parameters and codes.
02:37It turned into a road leading home.
02:39Why did Mountain call it China's real-life transformer?
02:42Because what is truly amazing is not just a single piece of equipment,
02:47but an entire modern emergency rescue system.
02:50In the sky, drones handle search, communication and transportation.
02:55On the water, the power pontoon bridge handles large-scale personnel evacuation.
03:00And on the ground, transport vehicles, emergency repair teams and volunteers complete the last-mine relay.
03:07All forces are coordinated in real-time through satellite communications and intelligent command platforms,
03:14Demonstrating a mature and efficient national emergency response systems.
03:19What the world sees is not just a successful rescue operation,
03:23but more of a core philosophy.
03:25Technology above all should serve human lives.
03:29The transformers in movies are made for fighting.
03:32Yet the transformers in the Guangxi floods are transporting students,
03:36delivering drinking water,restoring communications and safeguarding lives.
03:42Technology for good is not just a slogan.
03:45It is a power pontoon bridge that unfolds swiftly in flood waters.
03:50And it is also the capability of a nation when disaster strikes to transform technology into a safeguard for life.
03:59This is the Chinese answer to technology for good.
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