Comentários de trem da China

It's an old station. I grew up hearing the chime bell from the station. In the old days, it was the first impression for newcomers.

The transportation is convenient. The place is big. The fast subway is right at the exit.

Beijing Railway Station has no special pick-up point, which makes it inconvenient for aged or injured passengers because they have to walk a long way to get to the trains.

The first stop in Beijing, it's really convenient.

A modern station with convenient transportation. You can get there by lines 4 and 14. Unlike other high-speed railway stations, Beijing South is located in the downtown area. The building is great, well-equipped and clean.

Have been to Beijing South Railway Station several times, using a different gate each time. It feels messy but people seem to have got used to it. It takes some thinking to survive here.

To be frank, Beijing West Railway Station is dirty and messy. The only saving grace is its uncrowded parking lot. I only take trains here when I have to.

Quite a big station. There are restaurants and supermarkets across the road.

Bright and spacious. The staff are warm-hearted and the signs are clear.

It has trains to Badaling.

Reachable by subway lines 2, 4 and 13. Mainly provides short-distance trains from Changping to Yanqing.

Beijing North Railway Station is in Xizhimen. It's convenient to take the subway there. It provides trains to Yanqing.

Shanghai Station is quite big. Nice surroundings and many restaurants.

The old Shanghai Station. It looks old from both inside and outside. I hope it can be renovated one day.

As people who have been there before will know, It's a big station. Unfortunately, the sanitation is poor.

I like this station. It has convenient transportation and well-equipped facilities.

Hongqiao Railway Station is high-end and classy. I've been to many railway stations, among them Hongqiao is the most spacious and clasiest. I like it.

It's magnificent and not far from the airport. There are many people here.

Have been there when I went to Zhejiang. It looked messy from the outside, because of the high passenger traffic. It was better inside.

It is a big station, kind of like a terminal building. The Shanghai South Long-distance Bus Station is nearby. The building is complicated and it could be challenging for newcomers to find their way.

Not many trains here and most of them are normal speed trains. It would be much more convenient if there could be some high-speed trains. The facilities here are great!

Guangzhou Railway Station hasn't changed much since its reform and reopening. It's no wonder that it can't keep up with the increasing needs and falls behind other cities. The surroundings inside the station have been improved with a garden, business waiting room and a cleaner, brighter waiting room. However, it has been risky over the years because outside the station there are many pickpockets and hustlers. So, you better enter the station half an hour prior to departure and don't linger at the station square.

The most important train station in southern China.

The passenger traffic of Guangzhou station was incredible! I didn't come during the Spring Festival but the ground was full of people. Passengers were only allowed into the waiting room due to the heavy traffic, which kept people in the outside square and I had to go through the crowd to get some food. There was another security check in addition to the one at the entrance of the square. The crowds were just a mess! People were just pushing each other without queues and rules! It got better after I entered, but the noise in the waiting area was still annoying. Finally, I bought a ticket with access to the business waiting room, which is comfortable, equipped with plugs, and not expensive. By the way, you can get on the train in advance and avoid the crowds.

Most Guangzhou East trains are within a short distance. The intercity railway to Shenzhen and the Guangzhou-Kowloon train starts here. It's nice that there are not too many people.

I always come here to take trains to Dongguan. The station is between Guangzhou South and Guangzhou Station. Not bad.

The transportation is very convenient thanks to its location in central Guangzhou.

It's a little bit far to go to Huadu to take trains and the transportation there is not very convenient.

It's the nearest high-speed railway station to Guangzhou Baiyun International Airport. But it takes half an hour minimum and there are few trains to the airport.

The Guangzhou North station is at Huadu District, which is really far from downtown. It's a small station with few trains.

It only takes about one hour to connect with Guangzhou East by subway, but it is a bit far from the subway exit, which means it takes some extra time to buy tickets. Also, you are not able to buy a ticket on the ticket vending machine using a Mainland Travel Permit for Hong Kong and Macao.

I came to Guangzhou South to take the high-speed railway. It looks quite new because it started to operate in 2010 and is not as crowded as Guangzhou Station. Once subway line 7 opens, it will be more convenient.

This is a grand gateway and transportation hub for Guangzhou. Transferring without getting out of the station is really convenient!

It's at the heart of the old town of Luohu District. Its surroundings are dirty and messy like many other stations. It's the terminal station for the Guangzhou-Shenzhen intercity railway.

It's near Luohu Port. Hong Kong is just across the river. And It's convenient to take the subway to Hong Kong's city center after you enter it.

Too many people passing the border. The environment is complicated and messy.

It's in Shenzhen's Nanshan District. There used to be lots of trains here but there are fewer now.

It's lively but not messy here. Good memories for me!

It took me a while to find the station after I got out of the taxi. It wasn't as conspicuous as other modern buildings around. Shenzhen is a green city, including the station.

Due to its large scale, It's more comfortable than the old station. The "true high-speed train" takes no more than half an hour to get to Guangzhou South. I've been here many times and have seen it develop into today's traffic hub and business is booming. However, with the number of passengers increasing, it takes more time to pass the security check (about 20 minutes). Please allow some time. Still, the waiting room is capable of accommodating passengers without being crowded.

Shenzhen North Railway Station is the biggest railway station I've seen. And It's very orderly.

A huge place. Sometimes I can't even find my way.