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In China’s Hunan Province, this train also allows vegetable baskets—and even sheep, chickens, and ducks—on board. It’s like a moving market on the rails. The ticket price is very low, from ¥2 to ¥12, and has remained unchanged for 50 years. Some people argue that the train is outdated,...

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Фото профиля Evrim Kanbur
Evrim Kanbur1 год назад

This is amazing! I love to travel the way locals do. I’m adding it to my list.

Фото профиля Fort Bragg
Fort Bragg1 год назад

The chinese government really takes care of its people, not just the rich but the poor as well. Its practices are unusual but righteous.

Фото профиля Sun Tzu’s burner account
Sun Tzu’s burner account1 год назад

Much cleaner than Indian’s train 🫢

Фото профиля ณธเดช ลลิตพุฒิโชค
ณธเดช ลลิตพุฒิโชค1 год назад

Think of it as a caring policy of the Chinese government and people, who sympathize with people in the country who are less fortunate than those in the country.

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Left & Right R both wings of D imperial warhawk 🦅1 год назад

Even if the pigs and sheep stop coming they should keep this train. It's historic and also can become a tourist thing in the future.

Фото профиля Alfonso Araujo
Alfonso Araujo1 год назад

OMG 😂 I traveled in those green trains 20-25 years ago. About 33 hours from Hangzhou to Xi'An in those days, and you made all kinds of friends in the trip. People shared fruits and 瓜子 with you and invited you to play cards for hours.

Фото профиля Space Cadet
Space Cadet1 год назад

That's dedication, all around.

Фото профиля The sky’s the limit.
The sky’s the limit.1 год назад

Humanity is paramount. Love it 🇨🇳👍

Фото профиля Andy
Andy1 год назад

"High-speed trains for efficiency, slow trains for humanity." well said

Фото профиля Dan Gernez
Dan Gernez1 год назад

Loving it

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