A peek at Wuhan as I connect to another train and head into the heart of China.
Train Travel
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The Train From Taizhou To Wuhan
A night train moving across China is perhaps travel at its best.
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Train Travel In China During Spring Festival
An older peasant woman tried to elbow past me and usurp my position in the line leading into the train carriage. I stopped her short with a stiff arm and some sharp words. Around a hundred anxious passengers were in line behind us and I wasn’t going to let them trample me. But as soon [...]
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China’s High Speed Trains
Chinese new high-speed rail network sets the bar for ground transportation, other countries try to play catch-up.
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Hongqiao Station, Shanghai: The Future of Train Stations?
Hongqiao station is the largest train station in Asia and Shanghai’s new hub for high speed train transport.
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What Chinese Train Numbers Mean
Train numbers in China tell what direction a train is traveling in and how fast it goes. This article shows how.
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Hard Seat Class on Chinese Trains
Unless on a very long journey, when a train ticket vendor asks me what class I want to ride in I say one thing without hesitation: “The cheapest you have.” In China, this often means hard seat class. Riding hard seat in China is not as bad as it may sound — you’re not being [...]
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Hopping Trains in Australia
It was late summer in the southern hemisphere and I had been traveling in Australia for only two weeks when a friend told me about IronFest. Nothing sounded better to me than jousting, battle reenactments and blacksmithing in the Blue Mountains to the west of Sydney, so I was off. I bid my friends in [...]
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