China 40 Years Infrastructure Construction, 1st ed. 2020 Research Series on the Chinese Dream and China’s Development Path Series

The book specifies infrastructure construction achievements and the present development situation in China in the 30 years after the reform and opening up in the fields of architecture, energy, transportation, environmental protection, water conservancy, telecommunications, urban arts and sports. The book also summarizes the experiences and lessons in the course of the construction and puts forward the development requirements and prospects in the hope of providing reference and enlightenment for African people in their infrastructure construction and offering certain help for their smooth construction work in order to avoid disadvantages and achieve better economic and social benefits.

​Chapter One: Preface.- Chapter Two: Development in Chinese Residential Building Project Construction.- Chapter Three: Development in Chinese Commercial Office Building Construction.- Chapter Four: Development in Chinese Traditional Energy Projects Construction.- Chapter Five: Development in Chinese transportation construction.- Chapter Six: Development in Chinese Environmental Water Conservancy Construction.- Chapter Seven: Development in Chinese Post and Telecommunication Construction.- Chapter Eight: Urban Cultural and Sport Infrastructure Construction.- Chapter Nine: Achievements and Prospect of Chinese Infrastructure Construction.- Chapter Ten: Development in Chinese Infrastructure in the New Era.

QIU XIN, PhD, associate professor, department header, who is a master supervisor in the College of Engineering of Zhejiang Normal University, got his PhD from Tongji University of China and had the post-doctoral experience from Institute for Multimodal Transportation (IMTrans), Jackson State University of the United States. As well, he is an advanced researcher in Road and Traffic Laboratory of Hong Kong. He has wide academic experiences in the field of road engineering, airport engineering and Geotechnical engineering. In the past few years, he has accomplished more than 20 projects, received many grants from the related technology department and published more than 30 professional papers in the press. He is a peer reviewer for the famous international journals including Canadian Journal of Civil Engineering and International Journal of pavement. His research fields include pavement performance dynamic diagnosis, road infrastructure construction and maintenance techniques, and mechanical behavior of related materials and pavement structure.