City CRHs to make way for high speed rail
(chinadaily.com.cn) Updated: 2011-06-27 10:10
 Passengers approach the platform of the Shanghai-Beijing China Railway High-speed (CRH) at Shanghai Hongqiao Railway station on June 26, 2011. To make way for the new Beijing to Shanghai bullet train, which will begin services on July 1st, the Beijing to Shanghai CRH Couchette will cease operations on June 30. Meanwhile, ticket prices for the trans-city CRH from Shanghai to Nanjing will drop along with its speed, the Xinhua news agency reported.[Photo/Xinhua] |
 Passengers alight from the Nanjing to Shanghai trans-city CRH at the Shanghai railway station on June 26, 2011. To make way for the new Beijing to Shanghai bullet train, which will function from July 1st, ticket prices for the trans-city CRH from Shanghai to Nanjing will drop along with its speed, the Xinhua news agency reported.[Photo/Xinhua] |
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