Taizhou Bridge - World's longest double span suspension bridge

I am very fond of bridges. I have made it a point to visit some of the world's great bridges of yesteryear.
I am not a structural engineer so my views may be off axis.
Almost all suspension bridges have a single suspension span anchored at both ends. This one has two spans with a central pylon. The problem with this is that the stresses are not anchored at the middle. With such long spans there must be enormous dynamic imbalanced loads on either side of the middle span. This has to be both 'flexible' and yet provide adequate support. We should remember how wind loads destroyed the Tacoma Narrows bridge in the US. That was a single span. Wind load asymmetries must have been a nightmare in designing this bridge.

I am amazed and proud of the engineering that went into this.