China Just Revived a 600m Supertower — And U.S. Engineers Are in SHOCK

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After standing silent for nearly a decade, China’s infamous Goldin Finance 117—once dubbed the world’s tallest abandoned building—is finally back in the headlines. With a staggering height of 597 meters, this China supertower was originally seen as a symbol of failed ambition after the 2015 financial crash. But in 2025, everything changed. Backed by a state-led engineering consortium, China is reviving this supertall skyscraper in Tianjin—outshining the Shard, rivaling One World Trade Center, and challenging the West’s narrative on infrastructure failure. In this video, Top 10 Discoveries Official dives into: The jaw-dropping specs of this China supertower—from seismic design to record-breaking observatories The 10-year freeze after the market crash—and how China’s real estate crisis nearly buried it Why its revival now sends shockwaves through global architecture and engineering circles The deeper message: Is this a smart PR move, or a national strategy to reclaim skyline leadership? From ghost tower to comeback icon, China’s supertower isn’t just steel and glass—it’s a geopolitical statement. 🔔 Subscribe to Top 10 Discoveries Official for more astonishing insights into China’s mega projects, global rivalries, and engineering marvels. #chinamegaprojects #chinasuppertower #chinaconstruction #top10discoveriesofficial