The Japanese invaders dug an 88-meter pit, and China smashed 2 billion yuan to turn waste into treasure. What are the consequences?

As we all know, War of Resistance against Japanese Aggression lasted 14 years. During this period, the Japanese invaders burned and looted our territory. For a small island country, all kinds of resources can only be described as scarcity. When you see the good things in China, you will naturally open your eyes and always try to bring them back to China or destroy them directly. Therefore, under such circumstances, the Japanese army left a lot of evidence of aggression on 9.6 million square kilometers of land.

The 88-meter-deep underground pit we are going to talk about today is one of the ironclad evidences. I believe all friends in Shanghai should know that it was Sheshan Deep Pit, which was destroyed by the Japanese army at the beginning and was a completely abandoned quarry. After the country invested 2 billion yuan in direct transformation, it attracted countless foreign friends and even set a world record unintentionally.

After eight years of construction, the original 88-meter deep pit suddenly became the only deep pit hotel in the world with beautiful environment and extremely luxurious scenery. It is simply impossible to see that it was a dilapidated and abandoned quarry decades ago.

When someone boldly proposed to build a five-star hotel in the waste rock pit, it was questioned by many netizens. After all, it's too difficult. If we want to perfect the cliff in the deep pit, it does not mean that we have overcome the world-class architectural technical problems. However, this has not baffled designers and engineers. They turned waste into treasure, made full use of the special environment of the pit, and vigorously publicized it, which finally attracted great attention and even attracted foreign tourists to watch.

Matching with abundant funds, Shenkeng Hotel not only has a beautiful environment, but also has perfect entertainment facilities around it. The shocking waterfall is more like a natural waterfall, dazzling enough. As the saying goes, a blessing in disguise is a blessing in disguise. It is precisely because of its characteristics that it has become the crowning touch of this five-star hotel and can stand out among many hotels in China.

Decades ago, who would have thought that a quarry poisoned by the Japanese army could be transformed into the first hotel built in a deep pit? Even inadvertently set a world record for the lowest altitude of the hotel!