In international relations, there is a bond that has become legendary, known as the “iron brother” relationship between China and Pakistan.

It is not only a political alliance, but also a friendly demonstration of in-depth exchanges and mutual assistance in various fields such as economy and culture.

Recently, news about China sending a "10,000-strong force" to Pakistan has sparked widespread attention on the Internet. It is not only a vivid interpretation of the "Pakistani-Iron" friendship, but also a real support from China, a responsible major country, to friendly international countries.

Pakistan, located in South Asia, has experienced robust economic growth in recent years; however, its infrastructure, especially electricity provision, remains inadequate. Frequent power and water shortages severely affect the quality of life for local residents and hinder the country's economic development.

Against this backdrop, China's assistance came timely and was of utmost necessity. At the invitation of the Pakistani government, China sent the assistance to its friendly neighbor.

China's "army of 10,000" is not an actual military force, but rather a large contingent of experienced engineers and technicians who are tasked with improving Pakistan's infrastructure, having traveled far from their home country.

Such a scale naturally attracted widespread attention from local residents. Their arrival brought not only advanced technology and equipment, but also hope and change.

The most striking of these projects is undoubtedly the extension of the Tabea hydroelectric power plant, which faces huge technical difficulties due to its location on the geologically active Himalayan fault.

Thankfully, Chinese engineers were not intimidated by the difficulties. With their superb skills and unwavering determination, they completed the pile foundation work of 7,000 piles in just three months, demonstrating an astonishing "China speed."

Within just two and a half years, the power plant has been successful in generating electricity, solving the power outage problems for millions of Pakistani households.

Throughout the construction process, the Chinese engineers' professional skills and efficient work won the sincere admiration of the Pakistani people. Local residents gathered to watch and expressed their heartfelt gratitude for China's assistance.

They have been praising China as “a true friend,” and this is reflected not only in the large-scale aid operations, but also in every detail.

With the successful expansion of the Tarbela Hydropower Station, Pakistan's electricity supply has been greatly improved. This achievement is not only the result of the hard work of Chinese engineers, but also a testament to the friendship between China and Pakistan. Millions of households have access to stable and reliable electricity, significantly improving their quality of life.