China has a 90 kilometer border with Afghanistan, so why not build roads?

Because it is very difficult to build a road, and the environment there is very bad, the price to pay will be high.

Although China has a 90-kilometer border with Afghanistan, the 90-kilometer border is not flat, with many high mountains, which is difficult and expensive. Afghanistan is often war-torn and unstable, so no roads are built.

China's border with Afghanistan is the Wakhan Corridor, which is difficult to build roads due to the difficult terrain. And the political situation in Afghanistan is unstable, the security is poor, and there is no point in building roads.

Because the environment was too harsh, the cost of building the road was particularly high, and they did not want to bring the war to China.

If you are afraid of wolves and tigers, what else can you do? If you don't repair it, the mines in Afghanistan will never be able to be transported, so you have to wait for the mines to flow to India through Kashmir?

Afghanistan shares a border with China.

The Islamic Republic of Afghanistan (The Islamic Republic of Afghanistan), referred to as "Afghanistan", is a landlocked country located in the West Asian Plateau in central and western Asia, bordering Turkmenistan, Uzbekistan and Tajikistan to the north, Iran to the west, Pakistan to the south and east, and China to the northeast.

Afghanistan covers an area of 10,000 square kilometers, the climate is mainly continental, with more "Afghan winds" in autumn, and the northeast is a plateau and mountain climate zone. As of February 2021, Afghanistan has 34 provinces, with Kabul as its capital. As of 2020, Afghanistan has a population of about 32.9 million people.

Natural resources: The Islamic Republic of Afghanistan is rich in mineral resources, but they are not fully exploited. As of 2021, the main proven resources are natural gas, coal, salt, chromium, iron, copper, mica and emerald.

The Aynak copper mine, located south of the capital Kabul, has a total proven ore reserve of about 700 million tons and a total copper metal of 11.33 million tons, and is estimated to be the third largest copper belt in the world. Afghanistan may also have the world's fifth-largest iron ore vein, with coal reserves of about 73 million tonnes.

Afghanistan shares a border with Tashkurgan Tajik Autonomous County in Xinjiang, China. Tashkurgan Tajik Autonomous County is located in the southwest of Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region, connected to Tajikistan, Afghanistan and Pakistan in the northwest, southwest and south respectively, Yecheng and Yache counties in the southeast and east, and Aktau County in the north.

Taxian County has a plateau alpine arid-semi-arid climate. The winter is long and cold, drought and little rain, with sufficient light and lack of heat; Spring and autumn are brief and windy, with a small amount of rainfall; No noticeable summer. It can be roughly divided into two seasons: cold and warm.

The average annual humidity is 30-35%; The average annual sunshine hours are up to one hour; The temperature difference between day and night is large, the average daily difference is about the same, and the maximum daily range is large; The average precipitation is millimeters; The average wind speed is 2 m s; The average frost-free period is 113 days.

<> Kashgar Prefecture of Xinjiang Autonomous Region, it should be Tashkurgan Tajik Autonomous County.

China shares a border with Afghanistan and is located in Tashkurgan Tajik Autonomous County, Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region. Afghanistan is a landlocked country located in south-central Asia, bordering China on a prominent northeastern narrow strip (the Wakhan Corridor).

Afghanistan shares a border with Xinjiang.

In the west of Xinjiang, there is a place called the corridor.

Afghanistan shares a border with Tashkurgan Tajik Autonomous County in Xinjiang, China.

It is located in the interior of central and western Asia, bordering Turkmenistan, Uzbekistan and Tajikistan to the north, Iran to the west, Pakistan to the south and east, and China to the northeast. It is a continental climate, with many plateaus in the territory, and the terrain is inclined from northeast to southwest, and mountains and plateaus account for 80% of the country's area. Mineral resources are abundant, but basically unexplored.

Afghanistan is a least developed country. After more than 30 years of war, transportation, communications, industry, education and agricultural infrastructure have been severely damaged, and more than 6 million people have become refugees. Economic development is largely dependent on foreign aid.

Major Cities:

With a population of 4.3 million, Kabul (Kabul), which means "** center" in Sindhichish, is the largest city in Afghanistan and the political, economic and cultural center of the country. It is located in eastern Afghanistan, at the southern foot of the Hindu Kush Mountains, at 34°30 north latitude', longitude 69°13 E'。Surrounded by mountains and 1,800 meters above sea level, it is one of the highest capitals in the world.

Kabul is an ancient city with a long history, as early as more than 2,000 years ago, it was the center of the first exchange between the East and the West, and the transportation fortress between Europe and Central Asia to and from the South Asian subcontinent. At the beginning of the 16th century, Babur, the founder of the Mughal dynasty, occupied Kabul. In the mid-18th century, after the Durrani dynasty unified Afghanistan, it was established here in 1773.

Because building a road between China and Afghanistan would be a very difficult thing to do, too difficult. Where China and Afghanistan converge is the Wakhan Corridor region, which has a very harsh natural environment. In our country, this is definitely a place that is extremely unsuitable for people to live, because it is frozen most of the time, and it is conceivable that it is difficult for people to survive if they live here.

In the summer, the snow and ice in this place will soon start to melt. At this time, the snow melts into water, and there will be a lot of water in this place, which is difficult to pass. Moreover, the average altitude of the Wakhan Corridor is as high as 4,000 meters or more, and the heights of the peaks on the east and west sides of the Wakhan Corridor are also different.

If you want to build a road between China and Afghanistan, then the Wakhan corridor is an extremely big obstacle.

Another reason is that the current domestic situation in Afghanistan is still quite chaotic, and building a railway connecting China at this time is actually a thankless task, and there is no need for that. Afghanistan's economic development has been extremely slow, and the situation in the country has been dire. Afghanistan mainly uses agriculture as a source of income for the entire country**, but transportation in Afghanistan is also very inconvenient.

Even if you don't look at the economic strength of Afghanistan as a country, the turmoil and chaos in the country alone is frightening. There are often wars and natural disasters in the country. Afghanistan does not have the strength to develop the country, and it has been in this situation for a long time.

There is a great geographical barrier between the two countries - the Wakhan Corridor, which makes it difficult to build roads.

Because there is still a war in Afghanistan, which is very unfavorable to China, there is no road construction.

Because it may not be very convenient to build a road here, there is no road repair.

Because the economic exchanges between the two countries are not very frequent, Afghanistan has almost no exchanges with China.

Because the difficulty factor of building a road in this place is relatively large, and the temperature in this place is relatively low, and it is covered with ice and snow all year round.

This is because it is very difficult to build a road between China and Afghanistan, and it is also quite difficult and expensive, and the environment of this place is also quite harsh, so there is no road between the two countries.