With the deepening cooperation between China and Vietnam in economy, trade, culture and other fields, the joint construction of the Belt and Road has become an important strategy for the development of the two countries. The Hanoi Kiling-Ha Dong Line light rail constructed by the Chinese side is the first urban light rail in Vietnam and a landmark project of the Belt and Road cooperation between China and Vietnam. The light rail line, with a total length of about 13 kilometers, was officially started in October 2011, and after nearly a decade of careful construction and active preparation, it will finally be put into operation in November 2021.

The completion of this light rail line has played an important role in easing traffic pressure in the capital of Hanoi. In the busy urban traffic, light rail with its efficient, fast, safe characteristics, for the public to provide convenient travel choices. At the same time, it also promotes the development of the regional economy, bringing new opportunities and vitality to the business and residential areas along the route.

The construction of the Hanoi Jiling - Ha Dong Line light rail not only reflects the deep cooperation between China and Vietnam in the field of infrastructure construction, but also demonstrates China's advanced technology and experience in the field of rail transit. The completion of this light rail line not only sets a new benchmark for the development of urban transportation in Vietnam, but also provides a useful reference for urban construction around the world.

At present, this light rail line has become a new urban landmark of Hanoi, attracting the attention of many citizens and tourists. Its completion not only enhanced Hanoi's image as a city, but also enhanced the Vietnamese people's confidence and pride in the country's development. With the passage of time, the Hanoi Kiling - Ha Dong Line light rail will play a more important role in the urban development of Vietnam, writing a new chapter in the friendship and cooperation between China and Vietnam. Editor/Xu Shengpeng