Beijing Railway Station has been playing an important role over the years. It leaves a deep impression on us who wait there, take trains, and transfer. Back in 2013, there was a bad smell in the waiting room on the first floor. However, when I went there this Spring Festival, it was much better. There were many changes like the newly-opened KFC, Qing Feng steamed dumpling and so on with fair prices. The service in general was much improved.
Have been to Beijing Railway Station to transfer many times. The passenger traffic is huge while the station is orderly and sanitary. It's great overall.
Beijing Station is quite old, but there are plenty of decorations if you take a close look. It is interesting compared to the other stations in Beijing.
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.
It feels like the biggest traffic hub of Beijing. Though it has been here for years, the facilities are still as good as those in the new high-speed railway station, as the waiting room is quite clean. It has a splendid exterior and the screens and hallways after the security check are majestic. There are plenty of restaurants and shops. The traffic is still busy at night, which could be troublesome when trains are delayed.
This station only provides a few trains to Hebei and S-intercity trains. It's small in size and was formerly known as Xizhimen Station. The passengers here now are mainly commuters and tourists to Badaling, so the passenger traffic is fine. By the way, the so-called S2 intercity train is in fact a normal speed train with a CRH outfit.
Beijing North Railway Station is in Xizhimen. It's convenient to take the subway there. It provides trains to Yanqing.
The ground is clean, the service is attentive and there are many facilities.
Big station with many people. The transportation is very convenient.
Shanghai Hongqiao Railway Station is the biggest railway station on the Beijing-Shanghai Railway. You can transfer to the subway, high-speed railway and airport all in one station. The waiting room is very spacious and is filled with various shops and restaurants, which can help kill time during the long wait. The security check is not very strict and you can come in and out as you wish, which shows the capacity of Shanghai. I like it.
It's magnificent and not far from the airport. There are many people here.
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!
Have been there when I went to Zhejiang. It looked messy from the outside, because of the high passenger traffic. It was better inside.
Large passenger flow, a metropolis indeed! Signs are clear. The subway is right at the exit. Very convenient.
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 comprehensive train station in Guangzhou with normal speed trains, intercity trains and the Guangzhou-Kowloon train (it has border checks because of this). Despite its small scale, it's spacious inside. The three types of trains are deployed with different waiting rooms. Both the surroundings inside and the atmosphere outside are better than Guangzhou Station. The taxi pick-up point is kind of messy, suggest taking subway or bus.
I always come here to take trains to Dongguan. The station is between Guangzhou South and Guangzhou Station. Not bad.
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 5 minutes to transfer within the station. It's convenient and there are many restaurants.
Shenzhen railway station is very large. The transportation is convenient because of its location in Luohu District.
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 in Shenzhen's Nanshan District. There used to be lots of trains here but there are fewer now.
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.
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