Spring Festival travel snooze
(chinadaily.com.cn) Updated: 2013-02-01 21:20Spring Festival travel is a must for most with the time and comfort far outweighed by the need to get home. For the vast majority, sleeping in tight, crammed spaces on overcrowded trains has become as synonymous with the holiday as firecrackers.
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Passengers sleep anywhere on a train heading from southern Guangzhou to northeastern Changchun around 3 am on Jan 20, 2013. [Photo by Bai Shi/CFP] |
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A man walks through a crowded train heading from southern Guangzhou to northeastern Changchun around 2 am on Jan 20, 2013. [Photo by Bai Shi/CFP] |
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