485K views · 197 shares | Chinese train maker CRRC Changchun Railway Vehicles rolled out a new type of high-speed train on Wednesday. With a standard speed of 400 kph, the train can run on different rail systems of international routes. | CGTN | Facebook

16K views · 482 reactions | 400 workers remove #snow and ice from a high speed #railway in northeast China's Jilin Province. They clear ice off power supply networks and rail tracks to try to restore the train service as early as possible. | China Daily | Facebook

12K views · 456 reactions | #AmazingChina China’s high-speed passenger railway network has extended to 40,000 kilometers, which could circle the Earth. The efficiency and safety of the #train lines in China have been guaranteed by the world's most advanced train control and operating system. #FiveYearsOn | China Daily | Facebook

204K views · 4.9K reactions | China-made bullet trains with a top speed of 350km/h have been exported for the first time in a shipment to Indonesia for use on a new high-speed rail line. | South China Morning Post | Facebook

346K views · 3.8K reactions | Tourists now can take the region's fastest trains and enjoy the stunning views along a new railway route to explore the Qinghai-Tibet Plateau, one of the world's most geologically active areas. China's Tibet Autonomous Region is now running Fuxing bullet trains as the Lhasa-Nyingchi Railway began operations on June 25, marking the start of high-speed train services to all Chinese mainland provincial-level regions. | CGTN | Facebook

768K views · 5.2K reactions | There are trains that run at 600 kilometers per hour – almost twice the speed of the bullet trains that currently dominate the high-speed railway scene. What was once a dream is now a reality. But how has this massive leap in speed been achieved? Take a look at this real life magic: Chinese engineer Liang Jianying and her team's attempt to magnetically levitate a 60-tonne train. #2022G20 | CGTN | Facebook