Publisher's Synopsis
High above the misty cliffs of Guizhou, China, a new world record rises - the Huajiang Grand Canyon Bridge, the tallest bridge ever built. The Tallest Bridge in the World invites readers on a powerful journey into one of our time's most breathtaking engineering achievements.
Nicholas M. Foreman, known for blending history, travel, and storytelling, brings this landmark project to life with vivid clarity. From the first daring plans on paper to the day steel met sky, this book explores how human ambition, natural challenges, and national vision combine to create a structure that reshapes more than just the landscape-transforming lives, economies, and dreams.
Inside, you'll discover:
The hidden history of the Huajiang region and why this bridge was needed.
The incredible engineering that made a 2,051-foot-high span possible.
Stories from workers, engineers, and communities forever changed by its construction.
How the bridge fits into China's larger push for connectivity and global influence.
What this achievement tells us about the future of innovation, travel, and cultural pride.
Clear, engaging, and deeply human, The Tallest Bridge in the World is more than a story about steel and concrete - it's a celebration of courage, vision, and the timeless drive to reach across the impossible.
Get your copy today and discover the incredible story behind the bridge that redefines what's possible!
