Shanghai Pudong International Airport is located approximately 30 kilometers east of downtown Shanghai, covering an area of about 37.8 square kilometers. As a major international aviation hub, it handles most of Shanghai's international flights, while Shanghai Hongqiao International Airport, closer to downtown, primarily services domestic flights. In 2019, Pudong Airport reached a passenger throughput of 76.15 million, ranking eighth in the world, only behind Beijing Capital International Airport. The same year, its cargo and mail throughput reached 3.6242 million tons, ranking first in mainland China and third globally. The main areas of the airport include Terminal 1, Terminal 2, and their corresponding satellite terminals. This video mainly showcases Terminal 2. Terminal 2 consists of three levels: 1st floor - Domestic baggage claim area, arrival lobby 2nd floor - International arrivals and domestic departures area 3rd floor - International and domestic check-in, security checks, and waiting area 00:19 - Chinese garden in the airport 00:38 - Check-in and security area for international flights 03:47 - Check-in and security area for domestic flights 04:28 - Overview of the check-in area 04:52 - Waiting area 05:58 - Restaurants and bars 07:19 - Apron 08:36 - Duty-free shop 10:15 - Elevators in the waiting area and the special ceiling design 12:25 - Air New Zealand aircraft Location: goo.gl/maps/ye42dTfdYyLVYqcQ8 Filmed 11th April, 2023 Filmed Using DJI Pocket 2
On the other hand, NYPS is right in the middle of Manhattan. This mega station is very far away from Shanghai city center (though there’s a metro connection)
I love Asia,, feel so safe, so peaceful, no need to worry about mass shooting or be thrown into a speeding train like one particular country.... Oh did I mention super fast 300 mph trains, unlike those kiddie 60 mph trains that derail quite often...
They don't throw you into trains in China , it's concentration camps you're thinking about . That's where they hide people who talk about peace and tranquility. 500 mph despatch.
Hats of to the communist Party Government and the people of China....they have created unparalled infrastructure in the the last 30-40 years, this is unprecedented in Europe or Americas. I am in India and nothing has happened in the name of democracy....though after 2014 Modi's government has started to work.
Tims in the northwest corner, its latte & farmer roll package is currently the most cost-effective, the price is not much higher than normal. Others are either may not to your liking or too expensive.
Yes, the queue is indeed quite long. However, in my experience, the speed of going through the ticket verification gate is pretty fast, so you don't have to wait for a long time. I remember that ticket checking usually begins 10-15 minutes before the train departs.😊
15:41 - Scenery of Suzhou and Suzhou North Station. The location featuring many tall buildings captured in the video is Suzhoubei Railway Station, located in Xiangcheng District, Suzhou City, Jiangsu Province, China. It's a first-class station under the jurisdiction of China Railway Shanghai Group Co., Ltd., and it is an important transportation hub in the Suzhou area.
Suzhou is an ancient city with an officially recognized history of over 2500 years, making it one of the oldest existing cities in China. The area with many high-rise buildings that you see is a newly planned area near the Suzhou North Railway Station.
I think this area is part of the new development plan. Compared to the city center, the land here is cheaper, so there's no need to build the houses so tall and densely packed.
LOL why would you need check-in and boarding gates at a train station? Just so that we can have the worst parts of air travel? I thought you guys were smarter
As a passenger, I believe that the introduction of ticket checking at train stations like Shanghai Hongqiao is a measure to prevent passengers from boarding the wrong trains. It also serves as a method to help passengers accurately and promptly find their respective trains in situations with high passenger flow and multiple train departures.
Cos huge station like Hongqiao have mutiple lines of train, so you need gates lead the people to their own train, other hand, a check-in is needed cos that can make sure nobody have wrong stuff like explosive ones on board the train.
To the best of my knowledge, the primary contributors to the technology are German Siemens, French Alstom, and Canadian companies. Japan's Kawasaki Heavy Industries does not have a high percentage of involvement.
FH, definitely, not your technology, coz u r lacking up there. Oh, btw, how do , Japanese make watches? They had zero knowledge, so how? Rip apart Swiss watches, reverse engineering, cheap costs, copy !
Shanghai Pudong International Airport is located approximately 30 kilometers east of downtown Shanghai, covering an area of about 37.8 square kilometers. As a major international aviation hub, it handles most of Shanghai's international flights, while Shanghai Hongqiao International Airport, closer to downtown, primarily services domestic flights.
In 2019, Pudong Airport reached a passenger throughput of 76.15 million, ranking eighth in the world, only behind Beijing Capital International Airport. The same year, its cargo and mail throughput reached 3.6242 million tons, ranking first in mainland China and third globally.
The main areas of the airport include Terminal 1, Terminal 2, and their corresponding satellite terminals. This video mainly showcases Terminal 2.
Terminal 2 consists of three levels:
1st floor - Domestic baggage claim area, arrival lobby
2nd floor - International arrivals and domestic departures area
3rd floor - International and domestic check-in, security checks, and waiting area
00:19 - Chinese garden in the airport
00:38 - Check-in and security area for international flights
03:47 - Check-in and security area for domestic flights
04:28 - Overview of the check-in area
04:52 - Waiting area
05:58 - Restaurants and bars
07:19 - Apron
08:36 - Duty-free shop
10:15 - Elevators in the waiting area and the special ceiling design
12:25 - Air New Zealand aircraft
Location: goo.gl/maps/ye42dTfdYyLVYqcQ8
Filmed 11th April, 2023
Filmed Using DJI Pocket 2
so clean so cool I love China
Seeing your comment made me realize, it's not easy to maintain such cleanliness in a place with such a high daily foot traffic.
Yep a communist state can make faster and more reliable train system than our democratic Swedish state can
Comparable to New York’s Penn Station in terms of crowd. One key difference is that you don’t see any aimless people wandering around.
On the other hand, NYPS is right in the middle of Manhattan. This mega station is very far away from Shanghai city center (though there’s a metro connection)
I love Asia,, feel so safe, so peaceful, no need to worry about mass shooting or be thrown into a speeding train like one particular country.... Oh did I mention super fast 300 mph trains, unlike those kiddie 60 mph trains that derail quite often...
Thrown into a speeding train ?😟
Where is that ?
Здравствуй мой китайский Друг!!! Привет тебе. Сейчас 21 век и я могу передать привет через континенты!!!
They don't throw you into trains in China , it's concentration camps you're thinking about . That's where they hide people who talk about peace and tranquility. 500 mph despatch.
The law and order environment in East Asian countries is generally relatively safe, except for Mongolia
@@АлексейХилков-ы4б Judging by his name, he should be Vietnamese
Better than our airport stations. ❤
Excellent video. Very good infrastructure. So clean. Thanks from india.
Thank you very much!
Какие же китайцы молодцы! Работают как муравьи. Нам бы так!
Спасибо за ваше сообщение. Да, я понимаю, что люди в Восточной Азии действительно работают очень усердно.
@@PretendWalker They work like ants, which is the highest praise in Russia. This is not an insult. On the contrary - the highest praise.
@@PretendWalker
People in East Asia are under the influence of Confucius philosophy. That's why they work so hard.
Hats of to the communist Party Government and the people of China....they have created unparalled infrastructure in the the last 30-40 years, this is unprecedented in Europe or Americas. I am in India and nothing has happened in the name of democracy....though after 2014 Modi's government has started to work.
That`s wired cos I had heard that India got crazy improvement on economy in past few years why the gov don`t invest on public infrastructure?
I will take the train to Xiangyang there soon. Thank you, this helps me visualize.
You’re welcome!
This is better than our airports
Love from india
Thank you for your commet!
我是中国人，我认为中国最繁忙的火车站是广州南站，是中国第一也是世界第一，非常多人
是的，按照最新的客流统计，最繁忙的是广州南站
我觉得是铁岭火车站
我是日本人，·我认为世界最繁忙的是新宿站，一天三百万个人用新宿站。
@@hashimo28 可能你说对了一半，新宿站不只是长途高铁客运，还包括了短途地铁，但是广州南站是单纯的长途高铁模式，运营模式不一样
@@金品堂 谢谢你，新宿站没有高铁，只有电车和地铁。印度人也吃咖喱饭着说新宿站人多得要命。
Aisa lag raha hai ki hamara New Delhi Railway Station iski tulna mai 1% bhi nahi hoga.
Maine kabhi New Delhi ki Railway Station par nahi gaya, lekin mujhe pata hai ki woh 1920 ke dashak se hai.
Tims in the northwest corner, its latte & farmer roll package is currently the most cost-effective, the price is not much higher than normal. Others are either may not to your liking or too expensive.
That sounds great! I appreciate your suggestion. I haven't had a chance to try it yet, but I'll definitely give it a go next time.
Nice station, but is it close to city center?
Our govt was sleeping since 70 years & China was working till late night so the result:
Where do you come from, mate?
It's quieter than our bloody Gare de Lyon in France....!
Your comment made me laugh😂, and I hadn't particularly paid attention to whether it was quiet or not.
The opening shot could be an inspiration for a Lowrey.
Thank you!
5:33 look at the long line 😳
Yes, the queue is indeed quite long. However, in my experience, the speed of going through the ticket verification gate is pretty fast, so you don't have to wait for a long time. I remember that ticket checking usually begins 10-15 minutes before the train departs.😊
The population of this city is 1/2 of my country Total population. Everything is huge and modern here .
顶部采光是自然光，很不错👍
嗯，内部光线也不觉得暗
I see a Lot of Sky scrapers.
Which city and districts are these ???
15:41 - Scenery of Suzhou and Suzhou North Station. The location featuring many tall buildings captured in the video is Suzhoubei Railway Station, located in Xiangcheng District, Suzhou City, Jiangsu Province, China. It's a first-class station under the jurisdiction of China Railway Shanghai Group Co., Ltd., and it is an important transportation hub in the Suzhou area.
@@PretendWalker Suzho is a sperately built NEW Well planned city in or near Shanghai.
It has a BIG Lake within it .
Right ???
Suzhou is an ancient city with an officially recognized history of over 2500 years, making it one of the oldest existing cities in China. The area with many high-rise buildings that you see is a newly planned area near the Suzhou North Railway Station.
Shanghai which is not a city but a small country
@@raghunandan9290Suzhou is not new lmao. I only knew just ONE big city that is new, Shenzhen. Almost all other cities are ancient.
I love the train station but about the skyscrapers, why are they very spread out and not together?
I think this area is part of the new development plan. Compared to the city center, the land here is cheaper, so there's no need to build the houses so tall and densely packed.
因为那就是普通的住宅区,不是什么天际线啦
Not just government, even the common man in China are more civilized.
中国🇨🇳🇨🇳🇨🇳🇨🇳🇨🇳👍👍👍👍👍❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
LOL why would you need check-in and boarding gates at a train station? Just so that we can have the worst parts of air travel? I thought you guys were smarter
As a passenger, I believe that the introduction of ticket checking at train stations like Shanghai Hongqiao is a measure to prevent passengers from boarding the wrong trains. It also serves as a method to help passengers accurately and promptly find their respective trains in situations with high passenger flow and multiple train departures.
Probably for long distance travels. Their ticket checking are mostly automated and fast from what I saw in other videos.
Cos huge station like Hongqiao have mutiple lines of train, so you need gates lead the people to their own train, other hand, a check-in is needed cos that can make sure nobody have wrong stuff like explosive ones on board the train.
The biggest advantage of train travel is that you can come to the station 5 mins before your train departs.
要說人多，鄭州火車站人更多，而且每天如此。
👍 郑州站也是人流非常大的站
❤💗💓💞💕💝💘💖💌
Thank you!
10.....10
Thank for your comment!
Che shangai che chengdu
11:03 The CHR Train is a train that was born by diverting the technology of the Japanese Shinkansen. This is not Chinese technology.
but also not easy to absorb and further improve the technology. Any way, the current CHR system is marvelous.
To the best of my knowledge, the primary contributors to the technology are German Siemens, French Alstom, and Canadian companies. Japan's Kawasaki Heavy Industries does not have a high percentage of involvement.
FH, definitely, not your technology, coz u r lacking up there. Oh, btw, how do , Japanese make watches? They had zero knowledge, so how? Rip apart Swiss watches, reverse engineering, cheap costs, copy !
Japanese copied german technology
That was the descendants of ICE 3 lmao.
Congratulations China from Germany Benztown. 👍✌️🫶😀