I Didn't Think High-Speed Trains in China were Like This | Beijing to Shanghai
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- I Didn't Know High-Speed Trains in China were Like This | Beijing to Shanghai
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I am jealous of China right now. I wish my country has all this. People should stop being envious of China. This country is on the move. I like it.
Thank you, sir.
you know what, when i played game the punk 2077. i feel like times back, not in future. because in China everything already been paid by facial recognition. and drones robots are already quit often to meet.
@@louiswu6300 very true... speaking of robots i had a bad(or rather a funny one) experience in China tho. So i was staying in a hotel where u can order food to ur room, and robots do the delivery. But the robots has a slight problem, they will tell u to open their "head" and take ur food out and close back, they can't close themselves, and when u forget to close it'll warn u by shouting "XiaoAi(the robot's name)'s head is open, XiaoAi's head is open". And yet idk which idiot still didnt close it, so it was running back in the hotel corridor shouting "XiaoAi's head is open!" really scared me at night🤣like imagine i just wanted to go back to my room from my friend's one at night, and i opened the door somthing white walked pass me and shouted the head is open... creepy af man🤣
@@wangyuning285 😂 that's because it is just a robot. not AI. with a head from chatGPT will sovle that stupidity. few years in future, i guess we will finally have a nice talking with robots.
i took a highspeed train from shanghai to jinan and left my backpack on the train which made it's way onwards to beijing. i informed the information counter and left my phone number, that evening i got a call to come pick it up at the station. All my stuff was intact.
lucky you..... sometime other people will pick it up and keep it, it happened to me before.
中国？@@alexshawcn
same me too I never lost my stuff in China, always found, n no pickpocket or homeless
Indonesia and China both have the highest operating speed passenger train: 350km/h ! Indonesia is the only country in the entire southern hemisphere with a true 350km/h high-speed rail.
No 2: ICE 3, Germany: (330 km/h)
No 3: TGV, France: (320 km/h)
No 4: Shinkansen, Japan: (320 km/h) (ua-cam.com/video/P5jREnAZF1c/v-deo.html)
You forgot to mention that China financed and built it for you.
Congratulations Indonesia,it was good coordinated with china
Everything will get better. Progress is good. Perhaps the railway can not be profitable, but the derivative value of the railway is often huge
yeah, and the Indonesia one is completely constructed by China. There's nothing to be surprised it can reach 350km/h.
@@allance9760 Nop, not all people are able to choose a success route，Vietnamese chose Japan for example.
we have traveled half the country in china via HSR, it's cheap and amazingly convenient vs a plane. We started in Hangzhou and went north, then west all the way to xinjiang, and now in chengdu...still going!
Great. Have a nice trip bro❤
@@hyan8657 Thank you!
祝你在中国玩得开心
@@jiahaochu643 谢谢，我出生于杭州，我太太是台湾人，我们已经回来了，打算在国内常住了。
where do you book the ticket as a foreigner? the website or place please? :)
I took that exact train to Xi'an in 2019 but economy and it was probably the best travel experience I've had. China's high-speed rail deserves more attention for being top rate and one of a kind at this point.
Are you half Chinese and Pakistan?
I don't understand 'one of a kind' though? China's bullet trains come from 1997 Japan and 1994 France. Korea, Russia, there are so many European High-speed trains that you can nearly say "all of them", the USA has their high speed trains.
I realize there are different kinds and for example 'Maglev' is specific kind but those are found around the world too.
@@GeoMeridium The US has high-speed rail, Europes are small sections and Japan is a smaller land mass. Yep.
So, now all you have for "one-of-a-kind is that Mainland China has THE MOST KMS.
(which was a terrible mistake as we'll find out) but you've now been reduced to:
Ya but China has 30,000 kms of network!
Then realizing "oh, I better overcompensate now" you scream its the greatest modern engineering accomplishment but its not. Nothing is new. I mean sure, credit German, French and Japanese engineers who helped transfer this copy of a 30 year old technology but its not some new engineering anything.
but yes its 30,000 kms long
@@topsuperseven7910 geez.....it's really important for you to deny China's achievemets isn't it? So how many kms of high speed rail does the US have exactly? And where is it? The very fact that you don't understand that a 30,000 Km network is in itself an engineering feat......especially when a lot of it is at high elevation in a country as massive as China......is hilarious and speaks volumes to how clueless you are. Of course what's even funnier is how you try to just entirely skip over the mag lev as if it's nothing 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣. So tell me .....where is America's Mag lev train?
And you are peddling such BS. Building a nationwide high speed network is not a mistake. It is never a mistake to have it. China has a world class infrastructure and transport system. The US does not. Next you are going to tell me that China's universal health care system is a bad idea as compared to America's rapacious for profit health care system.....
Most of Americans prefer everything of Japan because of all those anti China propaganda
Yes, they have better trains, yes ,they have better roads, yes, they have better managed cities, yes they have better 5G networks, yes, they have better mobile payment system, yes, they have better EVs, yes, we're trying to slow them down!
But no democracy there , no Friendly LGBT environmentally , I cannot breath without my rainbow .
@@somalikaikaikanbilonpng4453 lol. Welcome to San Francisco. It will be perfect here. But just be warned, DO NOT BEND down to pick up something on the floor, you will be screwed if you do!
You neil it bro! How dare Chinese have anything better than US, we make sure that won't happen! 👍👍👍👍🤣🤣🤣🤣
@@somalikaikaikanbilonpng4453 Also no guns, no mass shootings, no heroin, no tranq, no Narcan, no homelessness, no beggars, no graffiti, . . . .
@@X-H-WuBut if you were LGBT, how do you survive, nuts.
I rode the high speed trains in Europe, Japan and China, there is no comparison, China’s high speed rail is the best.
Funny things those countries speak loudest to fight climate change don’t even have high speed rails and infrastructure
It looks tacky as hell though
Many people were anstonished the China HST construction, but they dont know how much money that the Government owed to the bank now? It is talkingRMB 60 Trillion debts !!! RMB60Trillion debts! The dialy operation income cannot cover the Interest anymore, it is a disaster to the people, whee is the money come from? Dont you know? It is the PEOPLE!! There is hundred of routes that are not worth to build but just for Decloration & corruption, it is running in deficit evryday. You just see the big citiees routes busy but others are collapsing now. Many of them are BIG ELEPHANT construction, waste of money due to inefficiency, the result is People suffered, no money to invest to other more humanity construction or works or helping the poverty FOR the people. Many Government officers/ project stake holders got a lot of overpaid moeny. An excuse to corrupt! SO a dictatorship country is hurting people's right. You as a tourist does not understand & just becomes a propoganda for China...... think about it.
@@jmlepunk
Define Tacky. Sour Grape
@@jmlepunk🍋
You should come to Hangzhou, it's a beautiful city which only take less than an hour by train.
I was a heavy user of both hi-speed trains in China as well as Eurostar and TGV in Europe, I would say they are pretty similar in terms of comfortableness and convenience. China train got one advantage though, is that you could pre-order food from local train station shops on the way.
The difference being Chinese train tickets usually have a fixed rate, they very rarely discounted. Long distance HSR tickets usually are more expensive than flying economy if booked early.
European train tickets seems to fluctuate a lot based on demand and the lowest seat class is 2-2 configuration.
2-3 config of Chinese HSR is not that comfy though more affordable.
Wait, I thought it was a common thing, here in Indonesia you can also pre-order food from our train app to local restaurant near train station and the Train staff will bring it to your seat's.
@@daviano_R.T. Oh really? I am in Indonesia now and I'm not aware of it. Maybe I could try it next time. I never tried the long distance train in Indonesia, most of time is eithet car or flight.
Many people were anstonished the China HST construction, but they dont know how much money that the Government owed to the bank now? It is talkingRMB 60 Trillion debts !!! RMB60Trillion debts! The dialy operation income cannot cover the Interest anymore, it is a disaster to the people, whee is the money come from? Dont you know? It is the PEOPLE!! There is hundred of routes that are not worth to build but just for Decloration & corruption, it is running in deficit evryday. You just see the big citiees routes busy but others are collapsing now. Many of them are BIG ELEPHANT construction, waste of money due to inefficiency, the result is People suffered, no money to invest to other more humanity construction or works or helping the poverty FOR the people. Many Government officers/ project stake holders got a lot of overpaid moeny. An excuse to corrupt! SO a dictatorship country is hurting people's right. You as a tourist does not understand & just becomes a propoganda for China...... think about it.
@@daviano_R.T. wow that's nice !
America only wish they had all this level of transportation and big ass buildings, no wonder they always hating
Being in Canada, this video really opened my eyes on China😮👏
Come visit here in China you will find more many things inspiring and surprising you
Welcome
Many people were anstonished the China HST construction, but they dont know how much money that the Government owed to the bank now? It is talkingRMB 60 Trillion debts !!! RMB60Trillion debts! The dialy operation income cannot cover the Interest anymore, it is a disaster to the people, whee is the money come from? Dont you know? It is the PEOPLE!! There is hundred of routes that are not worth to build but just for Decloration & corruption, it is running in deficit evryday. You just see the big citiees routes busy but others are collapsing now. Many of them are BIG ELEPHANT construction, waste of money due to inefficiency, the result is People suffered, no money to invest to other more humanity construction or works or helping the poverty FOR the people. Many Government officers/ project stake holders got a lot of overpaid moeny. An excuse to corrupt! SO a dictatorship country is hurting people's right. You as a tourist does not understand & just becomes a propoganda for China...... think about it.
Today's China is a completely different country from even 15 years ago in pretty much every respect.
@@edmondomlau Every country has a debt. US has 32 trillion dollars and it's still growing. And have you ever been to China?? Stop distorting a country that you've never been to.
Sly seems to settle in pretty well. Compared to the earlier videos, he seems to complain a lot less.😊
Yes, I mean Alipay's set up, what else are you gonna need? You're invincible!🤣
can't complain in an authoritarian country or else u get thrown in prison.
don't worry about your QR code, it changes automatically so often for security purpose
i was about to comment haha. It flashes all the time.
I am a fan of Sly’S China travel series!
Many people were anstonished the China HST construction, but they dont know how much money that the Government owed to the bank now? It is talkingRMB 60 Trillion debts !!! RMB60Trillion debts! The dialy operation income cannot cover the Interest anymore, it is a disaster to the people, whee is the money come from? Dont you know? It is the PEOPLE!! There is hundred of routes that are not worth to build but just for Decloration & corruption, it is running in deficit evryday. You just see the big citiees routes busy but others are collapsing now. Many of them are BIG ELEPHANT construction, waste of money due to inefficiency, the result is People suffered, no money to invest to other more humanity construction or works or helping the poverty FOR the people. Many Government officers/ project stake holders got a lot of overpaid moeny. An excuse to corrupt! SO a dictatorship country is hurting people's right. You as a tourist does not understand & just becomes a propoganda for China...... think about it.
Trivia: Spain and France have longer HSR than Japan. But it is rarely mentioned, we only know Japan as some kinda pinnacle of high speed train. But ofc nothing will beat HSR in China. It is so insanely massive and cost efficient.
Spain and France also has much faster trains, Italy has the cheapest and best competing services. China is simply the biggest, the longest, and the highest capacity. But nothing beats Japan in terms of convenience, efficiency, and service - things that actual travelers, not train enthusiasts and number crunchers actually cares about. Since 1964, it has zero accidents, zero deaths, despite numerous natural disasters like earthquake and tsunami. Its Tokkaido line is also the most profitable HSR service in the world.
All in all, Japan still wins, because they run on dedicated tracks, stops at the "right stations" with plenty of railway connections, and the process to board one is the simplest among all HSR systems in the world. But it is also quite expensive, can't easily be replicated outside Japan.
The Spanish, French, Italian, and Chinese services are all air travel killers with their very competitive pricing with a lot of export potential.
@yohannessulistyo4025 everybody is praising chinese high-speed train not the japanese.....Chinese trains and infrastructures are just superiorly convenient and superb
Apparently though, the cost to build many of the lines was probably too much (in China, that is), and now they have an issue maintaining them going forward, and paying off the debt for the build. Check back in 20 years to see how it's doing....
@@yohannessulistyo4025 Japan HSR have not accident since 1964, is misinformation, check the information online. Pls.
Suggest check "coin stand on HSR" in different countries, befor made your comment.
Many people were anstonished the China HST construction, but they dont know how much money that the Government owed to the bank now? It is talkingRMB 60 Trillion debts !!! RMB60Trillion debts! The dialy operation income cannot cover the Interest anymore, it is a disaster to the people, whee is the money come from? Dont you know? It is the PEOPLE!! There is hundred of routes that are not worth to build but just for Decloration & corruption, it is running in deficit evryday. You just see the big citiees routes busy but others are collapsing now. Many of them are BIG ELEPHANT construction, waste of money due to inefficiency, the result is People suffered, no money to invest to other more humanity construction or works or helping the poverty FOR the people. Many Government officers/ project stake holders got a lot of overpaid moeny. An excuse to corrupt! SO a dictatorship country is hurting people's right. You as a tourist does not understand & just becomes a propoganda for China...... think about it.
SLY, did you know that you can order food from certain restaurants along the bullet train route and it will be delivered to you onboard the train.
Food for thought, next time.
Bon Voyage
I am not sure they offer such services in English.
@@edwinhuang803 If not there are pictures on the menu to select from or ask someone for assistance. You can even food from McDonalds etc
So sad you didn't retrieve the lost footage of the trip from Beijing to Shanghai. Most of the vloggers only take a short trip to film the business class. Sly is the only one I saw on youtube who bought a business class ticket on a trip more than 1000km. What a shame for those footages!
Not many passenger here travel bussiness class because more often than not it's as expensive as or even more expensive than travelling by air. I prefer first class because it has more than enough space for me and as a young man I don't really need the extra lumbar support. Its way way cheaper than the business class.
@eddiehughes2888trains are more scenic though
On the train, you can also order food delivery, and they will deliver it to the train at the next train stop.
Nice footages record on all the small things…just like real travel experiences.👍
Great... keep on doing those China videos to open people's eyes ❤
“This is stuff and this is more stuff” 🤣🤣 food description is top notch 👍🏼
I rode the high speed train in the first 3 weeks it opened in shanghai. Top speed was 399kph (still have the video recording), they slow down the speed due to safety, otherwise it will be at another level 😮
The internet service is unbelievable fast everywhere 😅
* km/h, not "kph" (kilopicohours).
The original high-speed train operated at 400 km/h, but there was a serious accident, after which the speed limit was enforced at 350 km/h
Thanks for sharing your journey, brother. The train was so clean
The white blue trains uses import technology where the red ones are using Chinese local technology. I think the red G line are the fastest at 350kph.
Good job Sly! China is huge so you should stay longer. Go to different parts.
在中国，你可以真切的感受到科技改变了生活.
But your guys not friendly to LGBT.
@@somalikaikaikanbilonpng4453 In the thousands of years of Chinese cultural history, moral ethics have been taught to teach children that they should have a correct value. For Chinese people, LGBT is contrary to moral ethics and biological reproduction
@@somalikaikaikanbilonpng4453You think USA is?
@@courtneyvegan9448don't feed the trolls
@@IntensePeppers Ok
Hi bro~
The latest model of High-speed train is called Fuxing intelligent EMU.
The business seat above is the same as the aircraft.
Hope you have a chance to experience it~😁
NYC-DC, 220 miles, one-third of Beijing-Shanghai, trains 4 hours, self-driving 3.5 hours, flights 1.5 hours + one security checking time + two local driving times
Dude, Beijing to Shanghai is 750 miles, more than 3x the distance, not one-third.
@@PL22-JudgeDredd that is one third….
@@neilchan7361 220 times 3 is 660, which is def less than one-third of Beijing-Shanghai by train distance (819 miles)
@@neilchan7361 220 one third is 660 miles
I rode the Amtrak between NYC and DC few times,it was pathetically slow, two hundred miles, and it could take six hours, insane.
Nice that the train ride video filed could be saved. Thanks.
OMG, everything looks so luxurious and fancy
Think this is the old version business class, the new version is fish bone arrangement one seat each side with privacy panels, big screen entertainment system, similar to airplane business class seat.
Never thought I'd say this.. but even though I travel as much as you do, I still get to live vicariously through you just from watching your vids!
Beijing to Shanghai is a 1,214km trip !
I'm so glad you are visiting Xi'an, Xi'an is kind of where I grew up. I hope that you'll enjoy the food here, be prepared for the carbohydrate bomb : ) I want to thank you for let me revisit my teenage + college days (in Xi'an) and work days in Beijing through UA-cam, given that I'm over 10,000 km away in Canada and haven't been back home for over 4 years.
hi! i personally have considered moving to china. what would you say are the pros and cons there?
@@glowiedetector Sure, China is huge, I'm assuming that you plan to stay in the big cities (Beijing, Shanghai, Guangzhou, Shenzhen, Hangzhou, Chongqing, Chengdu, Suzhou, Nanjing). You should be able to survive given that lots of people speak English, IMO Shanghai is probably the best in these cities in terms of communication if you have little knowledge of Chinese.
Pros: 1) Safety, I felt pretty safe to walk on the street at mid night, just overall it's pretty safe. 2) Infrastructure: convenient public transit system, and high speed trains to travel across China 3) Food, it really depends on your preference, but luckily there's plenty to choose from 4) Culture: China influenced a lot of the countries in east Asia like Japan, Korea, Vietnam, Singapore, although the cultural revolution took away a lot, Chinese culture is still interesting to explore 5) Sceneries: China is huge, meaning there's many sceneries you can pay visits too, some have a very long history. It's also close to Japan/Korea/Taiwan and SEA countries, it's convenient to take a 3~4 hour flight to visit these places as well.
Cons: 1) Surveillance: there's lots of these security cameras in these big cities, if you're growing up in the west probably you will not feel comfortable with it, they do keep the city safe, but at a cost. 2) Some rules made by government are vague and not very friendly, you can read the news about COVID-19 restrictions in China, some are ridiculous, COVID is over now in China, but be prepared for the inconvenience these ambiguities may cause, I certainly hope you don't get any of these :) 3) Language (probably not a Con): Chinese language is HARD to learn, but once you learn it, it helps you to really get to know local people and understand them, also the culture, people here would be really happy if you try to speak the language, you may survive by using English but that will limit you and sort of making living in China a bit pointless. 4) You don't have access UA-cam/Twitter/FB/Google by default, but you'll find a workaround soon :)
Overall I think Chinese people are pretty welcoming, It's definitely worth a visit. Many foreigners landed in China in the big cities I mentioned above and explore the rest of China from there. I know I'm missing many good/bad things about China, but feel free to ask if you want to know more.
@@eclipselu Nice. As a Taiwanese, I totally agree with you. I've been to Shanghai for two weeks in high school. China is neither heaven nor hell as often depicted by two sides. Living in a big city is great(quality of life, cultural diversity, convenience to travel, great food) as long as you have a stable economy.
@@annannz9047 I'm from Taiwan too. Compared to Taiwan, China is heaven.
Many people were anstonished the China HST construction, but they dont know how much money that the Government owed to the bank now? It is talkingRMB 60 Trillion debts !!! RMB60Trillion debts! The dialy operation income cannot cover the Interest anymore, it is a disaster to the people, whee is the money come from? Dont you know? It is the PEOPLE!! There is hundred of routes that are not worth to build but just for Decloration & corruption, it is running in deficit evryday. You just see the big citiees routes busy but others are collapsing now. Many of them are BIG ELEPHANT construction, waste of money due to inefficiency, the result is People suffered, no money to invest to other more humanity construction or works or helping the poverty FOR the people. Many Government officers/ project stake holders got a lot of overpaid moeny. An excuse to corrupt! SO a dictatorship country is hurting people's right. You as a tourist does not understand & just becomes a propoganda for China...... think about it.
Great Vídeo!
Great video Brother
Don't you hate it when 3rd World countries struggle with their state-of-the-art modern high-speed railways whilst the Land of the Free has world-class Auto jams.
Don't you love it when the Land of the Free has by far ! the highest number of incarcerated persons worldwide? Prison-industrial complex. They have a vested interest to fill these prisons.
Thank you for showing this! Here in the US, we have to build High-speed, at least in the most dense areas, if we want to compete with China in the future. Otherwise, we will miss the train. Creating competition with short flights will be very important by now. All the northeast should have a true, effective high-speed service. We need to catch up.
Don’t worry about your QR code. It changes constantly for security reason
Sly's daily "Blown Away in China" series.
The ticket price for chinese HSR first class is 0.72rmb/km, thats about $0.1/km. 0.46rmb/km for second class. that price is for G train, D train even cheaper.
Though trains in Guangdong are more expensive per km and slower
thanks to 抢铁
Very useful and practical thanks
Seems relaxing, I wanna go on the train too😭
Many people were anstonished the China HST construction, but they dont know how much money that the Government owed to the bank now? It is talkingRMB 60 Trillion debts !!! RMB60Trillion debts! The dialy operation income cannot cover the Interest anymore, it is a disaster to the people, whee is the money come from? Dont you know? It is the PEOPLE!! There is hundred of routes that are not worth to build but just for Decloration & corruption, it is running in deficit evryday. You just see the big citiees routes busy but others are collapsing now. Many of them are BIG ELEPHANT construction, waste of money due to inefficiency, the result is People suffered, no money to invest to other more humanity construction or works or helping the poverty FOR the people. Many Government officers/ project stake holders got a lot of overpaid moeny. An excuse to corrupt! SO a dictatorship country is hurting people's right. You as a tourist does not understand & just becomes a propoganda for China...... think about it.
😂 4:01 I mean it probably taste like chicken but that definitely made me do a double/triple take!!! did you try it?!?!?! Man have been loving your China videos! As a single dude, I'd definitely like to check out Chongqing after watching your day and night vids. Thanks for the time making and sharing these man!!
should have gone to chengdu first imo since its nearer chongqing
Oh man this is the way to travel. better than any US domestic airline and CLEAN.
Curious what is wrong with shaving cream for subway?
Explosive or compressed gas?
9:00 Sly: food arrived. this is some stuff, this is the other stuff, and some other stuff. lmao
A lot of stuff,😉😁 he can order anything, including McDonald's or Kentucky chicken alone the way before the next stop, the staff will pick them up on the platform and then deliver to him, this is amazing service.
@@wyz9815 that’s crazy
@@wyz9815Who eats that crap?
You can even order a Mcdonalds in your phone，they will deliver at next station.
Why on earth would you go to China & order US style junk food???
Welcome to Xi'an, the city full of Chinese history, culture, and food.
Thanks a tonne man
Surprised me, the Brother knows how to use chopsticks!
Good job! Thank you.
Does the US have trains?
There's the Acela on the Northest Corridor (Boston to Richmond VA), Brightline in Florida, and a few long distance Amtrak trains which are often subject to delays of six hours or more. Compared to trains in mainland Europe, Japan and China, the USA is in the Stone Age.
It will hurt campaign contributor.
Mainly oil and automotive interest, private highway.
They wont change it until they can't steal oil from weak country or just pay with paper dollar.
I even not mention individualism society and risk or gun violence.
@passportvisionz Correct. The USA has no high speed train services.
Railroads are not a money-making business, so those capitalists are not going to upgrade it, so the railroads in the United States are still very, very old
Nope, only the old Train tracks still used today and built by the Chinese Railroad Workers built from 1850's in USA.
Gooooorgeous! Thank you for sharing! ^^°^^
Wooo🎉
They are planning a Maglev train that will be able to do the same journey in two and a half hours !
Not gonna happen. Do you have any idea how much that would cost?
@@Maximixa it will happen ，the government will built it by 2035，
It will take you 1.1 hours from Beijing to Shanghai
@@蔡日文-w5n It will not happen. There already is high speed rail between Beijing and Shanghai which cost tens of billions of dollars. Just too expensive and unnecessary
@@Maximixa
Government planning documents have been issued 《2035 plan》
Prices for business class are stupidly expensive compared to 2nd class and makes no sense (IMO) if your travel time is less than half a day. Most people who use it in China, write it off as a business expense.
The great thing about China is that it can surprise everyone with its infrastructure progress and economic growth.
I'm fc from Thailand 🇹🇭
We love you ❤
More than 10 years ago before they started to build their own highspeed trains, it was not uncommon to see the japanese shinkansen and german ICE trains in their stations.
Yes, they did make technology transfer agreements. But most if not all Chinese HSR trains nowadays are domestically developed from China itself.
What’s the app called you showed in the. Beginning?? Going next week 😊
alipay
The difference between the older C and newer G trains is the speed 200km/hr vs 350km/hr !
车型也完全不同的，虽然外表类似。
@@Bigbang嘿嘿崴嘟崴嘟嘟 Yes, the reason they put the slower trains for the overnight runs is that if the trip start at midnight they will arrive around 7:30-8:00am in the morning. If they used the faster trains it would not make any sense because they would arrive 3:30-4:00am in the morning and nothing will be opened for the passengers once they arrive at their destination.
bro were you in Beijing the same time Bliken visited there?
don't miss Tang Paradise or Da Tang Fu Rong Yuan at night in Xi'an, it is simply amazing!
I always want to ride hsr never has the chance but thank you shared
when i was in grammarschool, my niece coming from Shanghai to Beijing for summer vacation had to take a train for a whole week to arrive.
Wrong the trains were 125Km/H then - do your math
@@miker3298 nope. train between Shanghai Beijing took a week to arrive.
我们五十年前的火车也只需要一天不到，不知道您侄女是不是在另一个平行宇宙，哈哈
i laughed when that guy kept staring on the train, hahahahhahaha
Curious I guess. Harmless.
In Japan's Shinkansen or any trains, buses, boats, there are no lugguage inspections as I had to goes through tedious inspections/Xray machines everywhere in China. An inspector even broke my gift I bought to take back home. She didn't even apologize for it. Also some HSR stations are too far away from city centers, too big or have to wait fro the gate to open to go on the platform like an airport in China. The food on the triain doesn't look appitizing. HSR are over built without ROI analysis and most lines are running empty and in red. It suits for the Red China.
Of course its cheaper from Chong Qing to Xi'an compared to Beijing/Shanghai due to the distance. The travelling time says its all.
Unbelievable how clean China has become. It used to be dirty everywhere, no longer. People have learned to be clean and not throw stuff everywhere. That's a huge progress compared to even 15 years ago.
And of course, this level of comfort in trains and train stations was unthinkable at the time (You won't find the equivalent of this level of comfort in most trains in Europe.). The trains were still very much in the 1980 era, and everyone was smoking in them, making the ride rather unpleasant.
It's about the economy, not about learning, when the economy is bad, everything has to be compromised.
@@user-pi9le5db6y 这个要真纠的话 除了经济因素 其实跟文化没多大关系 而是跟智力水平相关 个人也是如此 有钱人比穷人更干净整洁 智力高的比智力低的干净整洁 当然 这玩意儿不能极端去看 把爱因斯坦陈景润那种极个别的超常神人拉出来说 就只是在平均线上下的整体而言
It used to be dirty in your dream and your image of anti China propaganda
Interesting video
Anyone else noticed the sheer amount of security cameras in that subway station
9:38 Very good taste!!👏😋👍
The ticket price shown in the video is in USD?
Sheesh America has a long way to go and to think at one point America was ahead of the transportation game in the early 20th century. But we picked cars over transit.
I rather pick high speed trains over flying much safer. Too bad the US don’t offer high speed trains.
We don't need high speed trains here , we have democracy , we have full rainbow package. I love USA , USA.
As someone with a fear of heights, planes terrify me. I prefer high-speed trains
@@junyin5950I hate heights, too. But I don't hate flying. That is interesting.
"garlic-flavored peas" is the the best food for the train for sure
4:40
Sly, can you think of some better headline? Keep using the same sentence over and over again on every single video of yours
Wow nice
por favor subtitulos. muchas gracias amigo
You learn something everyday
Were the prices in RMB or USD? $275RMB for Beijing to Shanghai is actually quite cheap
That's USD, of course.
Travelling out of holidays is a good choice, so you won't meet those people crowds like that in Chongqing. Each province has its characteristics. Have a nice travel.
Welcome 2 xi'an, my hometown!
Ah, so you left Chongqing already?
Should've made a slight detour to Chengdu to check out the Panda Reservation while you were down in the South West haha
You're going to Xi'an I'm guessing, enjoy Sly! I'm jealous, seriously can't wait for my trip to China next year
Me too, I want to try all delicious food in muslim street!
why next year?go just now~😂
It seems that the newest high speed trains were servicing the most lucrative route between Shanghai and Beijing. Less developed region adopted old HSTs.
actually not，This is COMI GOV，everywhere every peoples can take Highspeed train，if where they can build。you can see how many highspeed way in China now。
not really…just today it extends to Tibet already……
Better go and check on the ground instead of "seems".
Totally wrong. The newest train is FuXin trains which operated with the G series lines and spread to all over China.
Technically, you are not entirely wrong. Because less developed regions often do get slower routes, unnecessarily trains. And that's because less developed regions often come with rough terrains, and that's the reason why they are less developed in the first place.
the fast train from beijing to shanghai is 4.5 hours
my only bad comment is why show prices in US dollar when China is Yuan?
我从没买过1st class的票，因为我觉着不值那个票价，二等座也不差，票价便宜很多
I love High Speed Train
Sly, betcha you never had Lu Shang Chu Donkey meat for RMB 56. LOL
@ 4:06 menu
Thank you for the video! Could you tell me which VPN do you use in China?
What was the survival app in China called, I wants it!!
9:32, this is new China in 2023 ladies and gentlemen , you have American using chopsticks in one side and Asian eating barehanded in another
Lol
It is not like TSA.
9:33 bro's chapstick skills are not bad at all 😅
4:00 Bromance Pineapple Pastry 😂 Is that a mistranslation or is it really called that?
Is price you quoted in Yuan or US Dollars?
US $
My only question is how much luggage can you can carry on to such high-speed trains. Most such videos don't show luggage storage on the train. Unfortunately that's what I care the most as compared to air travel
10 kg for children, 20kg for adult. anything more than that, you can check it in.
No limits for luggage you can carry on the train, as far as you can carry them.
Officially 20 kg. But if it doesn't appear oversized, nobody cares about the weight.