usually you'ld see people running for a famous person or to a sale in some big store. First time to see people running for something usefull to them and to their country, i loved it.
@@amberlewis012 Rly? As a Hongkonger I think it's one of the more efficient ones out there. You must be one of the gaat zaat who are still butthurt from 2019 if you hold that sentiment
Don't know why some people call this weird. I'm a Plane enthusiast and spotter since childhood and even though I never got a chance to become a pilot, I'm always fascinated at the technology behind it (old and new).
Even when the world gets dark there's always bits of light to guide us through. Very heart-warming to see so many people enthusiastic about a simple train. Sometimes you just have to enjoy the small things in life
Train transport are a very large part of HK life culture so it's understandable they are so enthusiastic about it. I've been on their metros and they are very convenient
I understand what you're saying about train transport being a big part of people's life in Hong Kong but it ain't that deep I'm not standing in line sleeping in a train station to be the first on a train that's crazy. I can think of a number of other things to get excited about thought just hit me they're opening up the floodgates in Hong Kong for a new train station but I believe it's in Shanghai they got everybody in lockdown. I know Hong Kong has somewhat of a different history than Shanghai but it's the same country same government I guess it's just crazy all the extremes.
Enthusiastic & craving it like some crazy fans that would literally go in hysteric moment & just scream like crazy when seeing their idol is two different thing
*east asians It's all started long time ago. Maybe people know Japan for their amazing train tech. But now... it's actually China. The top of train stuff. edit: but japan still the best in the look. because they manage their city layout kinda pretty well. crowded but clean and compact. everyone follows the rules.
HK MTR is seriously unmatched public transport. HK public transport is not just public transport but its an integration into every aspect of their daily lives. Everything is seamlessly connected. It’s truly a modern marvel.
@@Awesome_Aasim this line in Hong Kong was also way over budget and delayed countless times. There were also some serious construction defects that were exposed by whistleblowers which resulted in costly repairs. But they do have a lot of new projects going on and that momentum is in part due to the network’s profitability and its integration in Hong Kong’s transit-orientated development.
@@condorX2 I mean like.. The engineering is surreal and just impossible to be expected. But possible in reality, that's why everyone likes train even kids!
train fandom people (literally just rail fans) exist all over the world. especially in places like UK, you can see them everywhere taking photos and videos of trains. in Hong Kong, they're considered lunatics and idiots... but I agree as well - most of them are students xD - sincerely, a student who is a train nerd
I guess this goes to show there's something for everyone. I guess if you can love cars you can love trains or shall I say passionate about it. Nice to see people happy for something so simple.
I'm a big fan of public transportation also love model trains exploring different modes of transportation but we need to moderate ourselves what these people are doing is straight up madness and insanity. Not sleeping in a or staying in line all night to be the first to ride the Metro it's not that serious.
@@t.alexander5412 you sound like you'd enjoy authoritarian CCP mainland, where you'd conveniently have someone to "moderate" and make those pesky decisions for you, what you can and can't enjoy and to what degree 🤡
Nice to see these young people doing something constructive in loving their rail instead of trying to destroy it. Peace, stability, harmony and common prosperity. Those are beautiful words for HK.
The Hong Kong MTR is the best rail system I have ever used. Efficient, clean, reliable and easy for locals and visitors alike. Hong Kong should be very proud of their MTR.
@@123pripri You know there are people who are military aircraft enthusiasts, some people love old cars, some are obsessed with race cars, etc. Well ever since I was a child, I've always loved trains, taking photos of rare trains or trains that are brand new, riding them and learning about them. I know most train models and I find them intriguing and I appreciate the new technology development and I enjoy experiencing the ride. I think my enthusiasm for trains motivated me to become an electrical engineer. :)
If trains motivated you to be an EE, then that's just awesome! I was just curious because even though I enjoy train rides, I can't think of people who are actually fan of trains..so it's pretty cool that such groups actually do exist
I’ve been to Hong Kong about 5 or 6 times now and I must say the MTR is very iconic. I remember waking up with a sour mood, dressing up, and walking down to the station seeing all these glamorous concept ads by Swarovski. It cheered me up. The MTR there is an experience in West-East blend of culture. I can understand something of their enthusiasm.
If here I ever offered to check with a smart phone, it turned out that there was no value in the card, he smiled and said he could help me because he forgot to fill in😁😁
@@dillpickle2132 new metro line..... Chicago opened a bridge that goes over rail lines and there were people (of course not like this) waiting to be the first ones on that bridge extension
It said it in the video. People living in the New Territories which borders China can now take a train to HK central island without having to change train. Probably a minor convivence to change train but having to find another seat for the connecting train is probably not fun because there will be chaos at the transfer station since HK is very dense.
I’m from Hong Kong and yes, this is that amazing. Usually I would have to change cars (trains) 3 times, but now I can sleep for an hour straight and only change at the second last station. Great because I take the MTR to school everyday, as well as many others.
Same thing happened in my city Hyderabad too. People flocked to the metro stations in huge numbers when it opened. They were so happy and wanted to experience how travelling in a metro feels like.
Happy for the people of HongKong who deserve the peace, happiness, stability, prosperity and yes the joys of a ride on the new cross harbour rail line, congratulations 👏
This video made me cry. Hong Kong people have been through so much in the past few years. It made me very happy to see so much joy! Love from the 🇺🇸 USA
Ironically, the train system was also a target in the events of the last few years because the train company voted for the current unpopular chief executive
The Hong Kong MTR is amazing! The whole rail system is so efficient that it's not a requirement to own a car in Hong Kong. They can get everywhere just by public transportation. It's also really easy to use and has English as well.
You have to understand that most HKers don't have cars and therefore depend on public transportation. Added to that, HK has the best public transportation in the world -- trains, trams, buses (large, medium & small), taxis and ferries to the islands -- all clean, safe and reasonably priced. Truly the best!
Then my country malaysia citizen weirder they buy car park at house or apt go work using public transport..only use on raining day or rest and public holiday😄i'm from others state when started work at kl got culture shock..that people in kl walk a lot my state common people owning car and motocycle..then i started learn what is lrt,mrt,brt,ets,monorail,klia express etc aiyoo..there's a lot but efficient..kl sentral and tbs look like airport from my perception..big a lot of people there..
@@SerBallister Exactly! So many people packed in a small space, but then again it isn’t a foreign experience as this is Hong Kong. Just wish people would stop trying to get in when it is very obvious that there is no more space inside the train.
You doesn’t get any more happier than this, seeing the arteries and veins of the city growing by the year. MTR is the life line of the city, not just these kids, but i saw parents and seniors all going to the station taking photos and memorialising this historical day of our city. Really brings hope despite all the negativity online, kids nowadays are still capable of experiencing joy in something as simple and important as the MTR. (My family is a small share holder of the company so we’ve got rights to be excited)
I love hongkong MTR, it literally can transport us to almost every place in Hong Kong. It inspired many Asian cities to do the same, like Bangkok BTS and Jakarta MRT. Still, nothing compares to hongkong MTR, millions passenger capacity, great total distance, many many shops around the MRT. I think the only downside is how hongkong people always seems like running in the MTR area, even their MTR escalators are so much faster and higher than the regular asian MRT escalators.
I am a half century man and I envy those young children....If i were like them, simple life and energetic...... I am excited to see those young ones so excited!
I was already very impressed with their MTR since twenty over years ago and remembered how the cantonese announcement warned about the gap between the train and the platform
exactly, I like trains and ships. some people like cars, some like planes. some scroll aimlessly on social media looking at random pics of eggs and cats. everyone is different
I am so happy seeing them happy. It's really exciting to be the first to try new things. Congratulations to them, and thanks to those who work hard to build it.
More convenient, more efficient, and faster! I know why they're celebrating so much. Happy for you people of Hong Kong. Take care during the COVID spread. 🚇
Cheering for a subway. Some, not not all, Americans will now cheer when subway cars are destroyed and then the entire subway station burns to the ground.
This is the most popular video you've made South China Morning Post! I have a love for Sydney Trains, and electric double decker buses from Wellington, New Zealand. If you have a love for something, go for it!!
Happy to see Hong Kong commuters enjoying their public transport once again instead of scenes of troublemaker "protesters" having running fights with Hong Kong riot police on MTR trains and platforms
@@honda-akari Freedom to cause chaos and havoc for others, no thank you, leave Hong Kong you silly fake "political" refugees 🤣😂🤣 Edit: They love to delete their comments and run when you expose these fake political hooligans Lolz
It's so heartwarming to see news like this in HK. To see how happy & excited Hongkongers can be abt new developments in d city. For too long, d headlines abt HK had been doom & gloom.
This is the correct way of "protesting" for joy to move Hong Kong and its citizens into future prosperity and harmony with China and rest of the world.
A Paris, les métros, RER, et certains bus sont sales immondes et sentent l'urine, est ce que les Français sont aussi fiers, que les Chinois sont fiers du résultat obtenu de leurs avancées et leur progrès, je suis en admiration par ce pays, qui est l'origine de ma mère, qui serait fière d'y 'assister !!,👍👋😘🌹🌺
usually you'ld see people running for a famous person or to a sale in some big store. First time to see people running for something usefull to them and to their country, i loved it.
Meanwhile, most people hate the MTR for being inefficient and complete trash xD
They been doing this for every station that has opened.
@@amberlewis012 Rly? As a Hongkonger I think it's one of the more efficient ones out there. You must be one of the gaat zaat who are still butthurt from 2019 if you hold that sentiment
Same it's my first time seeing fans from mtr station
Weird propaganda. What this piece is really saying is that this line is connected to the mainland.
This is about China having a direct line to HK.
Don't know why some people call this weird. I'm a Plane enthusiast and spotter since childhood and even though I never got a chance to become a pilot, I'm always fascinated at the technology behind it (old and new).
Me as well but with Warships
Don’t give up on ur dreams mario
Yeah, it's just one of those nerds hobbies that already exist long ago.
I am also but with girls
@@tropicaldimitri7374 😂 this is something else
You really know how efficient their metro is when it has a lot of fans.
Nah it's only for content. They're doing it only to upload video to youtube, in hope of views.
@@lucky889s9 Show us those view hungry HK youtubers then
The HK metro is actually globally ranked one of the best in the world.
@@inumusha7108 indeed it is
@@lucky889s9 As someone who was there, I can confirm that this is genuine enthusiasm from HK railfans.
Even when the world gets dark there's always bits of light to guide us through. Very heart-warming to see so many people enthusiastic about a simple train. Sometimes you just have to enjoy the small things in life
Because the small things matters in life as they say!!!
this is MAJOR though not a little thing
Yes it’s actually a major change in peoples life, MTR is extremely integral to peoples daily life in HK.
by "the world", you mean western colonist countries right?
go back to europe where you belong
Train transport are a very large part of HK life culture so it's understandable they are so enthusiastic about it. I've been on their metros and they are very convenient
I understand what you're saying about train transport being a big part of people's life in Hong Kong but it ain't that deep I'm not standing in line sleeping in a train station to be the first on a train that's crazy. I can think of a number of other things to get excited about thought just hit me they're opening up the floodgates in Hong Kong for a new train station but I believe it's in Shanghai they got everybody in lockdown. I know Hong Kong has somewhat of a different history than Shanghai but it's the same country same government I guess it's just crazy all the extremes.
Enthusiastic & craving it like some crazy fans that would literally go in hysteric moment & just scream like crazy when seeing their idol is two different thing
My indian can carry passengers on the roof of the train also
That’s great bro! What about Shang hai?
*east asians
It's all started long time ago.
Maybe people know Japan for their amazing train tech. But now... it's actually China. The top of train stuff.
edit: but japan still the best in the look. because they manage their city layout kinda pretty well. crowded but clean and compact. everyone follows the rules.
HK MTR is seriously unmatched public transport. HK public transport is not just public transport but its an integration into every aspect of their daily lives. Everything is seamlessly connected. It’s truly a modern marvel.
Laughs in Beijing and Shanghai MTR
India is catching up too
Meanwhile NYC is struggling to complete their IND Second Avenue Line without going over budget
@@memester9361 Tokyo is also
@@Awesome_Aasim this line in Hong Kong was also way over budget and delayed countless times. There were also some serious construction defects that were exposed by whistleblowers which resulted in costly repairs. But they do have a lot of new projects going on and that momentum is in part due to the network’s profitability and its integration in Hong Kong’s transit-orientated development.
Never knew trains have their own fandom. Those people are so devoted to their idols :)
Train nerds
@@condorX2 I mean like.. The engineering is surreal and just impossible to be expected. But possible in reality, that's why everyone likes train even kids!
They're called railfans
_"One thing about trains: it doesn't matter where they're going. What matters is deciding to get on."_ - *THE POLAR EXPRESS.*
train fandom people (literally just rail fans) exist all over the world. especially in places like UK, you can see them everywhere taking photos and videos of trains.
in Hong Kong, they're considered lunatics and idiots... but I agree as well - most of them are students xD
- sincerely, a student who is a train nerd
Pretty adorable honestly, to see so many people passionate about something as simple as trains.
"simple"
I guess this goes to show there's something for everyone. I guess if you can love cars you can love trains or shall I say passionate about it. Nice to see people happy for something so simple.
I'm a big fan of public transportation also love model trains exploring different modes of transportation but we need to moderate ourselves what these people are doing is straight up madness and insanity. Not sleeping in a or staying in line all night to be the first to ride the Metro it's not that serious.
@@t.alexander5412 you sound like you'd enjoy authoritarian CCP mainland, where you'd conveniently have someone to "moderate" and make those pesky decisions for you, what you can and can't enjoy and to what degree 🤡
@@t.alexander5412 people literally do that for iphones lol... sometimes for the surreal experience bunking few hours of sleep wont hurt much....
@@t.alexander5412 People would buy a strand of hair of a famous celebrity. so im not surprised.
U know actually many HongKongers label them as "plastic fans" and think they are weirdos
Thats just not the right way
Nice to see these young people doing something constructive in loving their rail instead of trying to destroy it. Peace, stability, harmony and common prosperity. Those are beautiful words for HK.
Never heard of any HKer trying to destroy their rail
As an ocean liner enthusiast, I respect HK's railfans.
Lol same, I’m an aviation enthusiast
I'm a cardboard enthusiast
As a Hovercraft-fan, sending all my love to the railfans out there
as Nuclear bomb enthusiast, I know why they loves trains so much
As an UFO enthusiast I respect hongkong railway
The Hong Kong MTR is the best rail system I have ever used. Efficient, clean, reliable and easy for locals and visitors alike. Hong Kong should be very proud of their MTR.
Until it gets vandilised
@@mahjonglivestreaming4535 ya HAHA
MTR*
What about New york?
MTR corp also run Sydney, London and Stockholm railway line.
Being a train nerd myself, I appreciate this footage.
How do you even become a train nerd?
@@123pripri You know there are people who are military aircraft enthusiasts, some people love old cars, some are obsessed with race cars, etc. Well ever since I was a child, I've always loved trains, taking photos of rare trains or trains that are brand new, riding them and learning about them. I know most train models and I find them intriguing and I appreciate the new technology development and I enjoy experiencing the ride. I think my enthusiasm for trains motivated me to become an electrical engineer. :)
If trains motivated you to be an EE, then that's just awesome! I was just curious because even though I enjoy train rides, I can't think of people who are actually fan of trains..so it's pretty cool that such groups actually do exist
@@johnlemma401 Interesting.. What do you think the most impressive rail system in this world??
@@123pripri same logic as other fans
I’ve been to Hong Kong about 5 or 6 times now and I must say the MTR is very iconic. I remember waking up with a sour mood, dressing up, and walking down to the station seeing all these glamorous concept ads by Swarovski. It cheered me up. The MTR there is an experience in West-East blend of culture. I can understand something of their enthusiasm.
You must be really sad in New York City ,
I like how one was stuck trying to get his transet card working!
And he got beat up by others behind him🤣
@@lucky889s9 and that made his experience more memorable!
@@lucky889s9 Clearly not the case.
If here I ever offered to check with a smart phone, it turned out that there was no value in the card, he smiled and said he could help me because he forgot to fill in😁😁
@@squidgame2021 do you know what a joke is by any chance
Not only is it great to see the new MTR line open but the passion these rail fans have…. they’re having an epic time!!! I feel happy watching them :)
Its not a new Line its a Line Extension
I can feel their excitement!!! This is definitely very convenient
Of course they are excited. Also, earliest I have commented on a Ray Mak comment.
If only America is like that too :(
It is ray mak😊
Bruh you're here too
Ray hi.
I don't understand the passion for this but I do respect and appreciate the dedication those fans have
If you lived in America, you would understand
@@Vict0rHy I live in cali, I don’t know how their so excited for a metro…
@@dillpickle2132 new metro line..... Chicago opened a bridge that goes over rail lines and there were people (of course not like this) waiting to be the first ones on that bridge extension
Convenience, public transportation is fast, cheap and safe unlike NYC subway. The enhancement for their lives depend greatly on the metro.
It said it in the video. People living in the New Territories which borders China can now take a train to HK central island without having to change train. Probably a minor convivence to change train but having to find another seat for the connecting train is probably not fun because there will be chaos at the transfer station since HK is very dense.
I’m from Hong Kong and yes, this is that amazing. Usually I would have to change cars (trains) 3 times, but now I can sleep for an hour straight and only change at the second last station. Great because I take the MTR to school everyday, as well as many others.
I find this weirdly wholesome
Honestly, I like efficient railways systems myself
Wow.. Rarely seeing Railfans getting acknowledged by media! A huge shoutout to HK railfans, fron an Indian Railfan.
Train enthusiast are totally different and another level compared to Car Fans
You haven't met a true car enthusiast yet then :)
it's literally the meme of, "this is my car" vs "this is *our car(t)"
trains are collective necessity...
well, there are east asians who respect old colonialist britain for the knowledge of the "trains" old britain shared as a colonialist...
@@MajorSir average sports car fan vs weakest normal car enjoyer
Same thing happened in my city Hyderabad too. People flocked to the metro stations in huge numbers when it opened. They were so happy and wanted to experience how travelling in a metro feels like.
Happy for the people of HongKong who deserve the peace, happiness, stability, prosperity and yes the joys of a ride on the new cross harbour rail line, congratulations 👏
Yup
Well all except communism of course.
@@brucewayne6356 cope
@@brucewayne6356 communism is a better word just like CHINA what is today. Capitalism is dreaded shooting among the crazies. 🙈
@@brucewayne6356 define communism
Being from South Africa and have visited Hong Kong in 2019,I must say their railway system is amazing.
Well that's something new, and the best part was that they were all respectful to others and didn't fight among them even with that crowd
This video made me cry. Hong Kong people have been through so much in the past few years. It made me very happy to see so much joy! Love from the 🇺🇸 USA
Ironically, the train system was also a target in the events of the last few years because the train company voted for the current unpopular chief executive
This is the most wholesome video about public transportation I have ever seen
It's so great to see HK people so happy! Very rare sight indeed!
During my stay in HK using the metro gave me the confidence to travel alone to other countries and making thier train system as my reference point.
The Hong Kong MTR is amazing! The whole rail system is so efficient that it's not a requirement to own a car in Hong Kong. They can get everywhere just by public transportation. It's also really easy to use and has English as well.
This me when we're running towards canteen in school😂🐥
Yeah 😂😂
Haha some schools where i live are like this. Either you're first or you spend ¾ of your lunch time waiting in line😂
@@marioelburro1492 Yeah😂
You have to understand that most HKers don't have cars and therefore depend on public transportation. Added to that, HK has the best public transportation in the world -- trains, trams, buses (large, medium & small), taxis and ferries to the islands -- all clean, safe and reasonably priced. Truly the best!
Then my country malaysia citizen weirder they buy car park at house or apt go work using public transport..only use on raining day or rest and public holiday😄i'm from others state when started work at kl got culture shock..that people in kl walk a lot my state common people owning car and motocycle..then i started learn what is lrt,mrt,brt,ets,monorail,klia express etc aiyoo..there's a lot but efficient..kl sentral and tbs look like airport from my perception..big a lot of people there..
@@gtr2297 True, most don’t drive.
@@gtr2297 Hong Kong is very small, so they don't have much space for cars.
@@gtr2297 it’s really reasonable why nobody likes to drive lol, the mtr is much cheaper and the roads here are really thin
@@gtr2297 Very inconvenient to look for parking space, while public transport is very convenient and relatively cheap.
Hong Kong have one of the most efficient transportation systems!
Hong Kong has the most effective way of keeping its worker ants happy to stay worker ants
It's still kind of unpleasant to use at rush hour times when there are so many people squeezing into carriages the doors can't close properly.
That's why i miss hongkong
@@SerBallister Exactly! So many people packed in a small space, but then again it isn’t a foreign experience as this is Hong Kong. Just wish people would stop trying to get in when it is very obvious that there is no more space inside the train.
@@rob_nnz Patience is rare in HK!
You doesn’t get any more happier than this, seeing the arteries and veins of the city growing by the year. MTR is the life line of the city, not just these kids, but i saw parents and seniors all going to the station taking photos and memorialising this historical day of our city. Really brings hope despite all the negativity online, kids nowadays are still capable of experiencing joy in something as simple and important as the MTR. (My family is a small share holder of the company so we’ve got rights to be excited)
wah, I've never seen such insanely passionate fans
Well you clearly haven’t seen BTS fans.
Nah it's only for content. They're doing it only to upload video to youtube, in hope of views.
@@lucky889s9 says the poor guy
@@YTReturnz pathetic reply
@@rex8873 We might be crazy but not like this 💀
I love hongkong MTR, it literally can transport us to almost every place in Hong Kong. It inspired many Asian cities to do the same, like Bangkok BTS and Jakarta MRT. Still, nothing compares to hongkong MTR, millions passenger capacity, great total distance, many many shops around the MRT. I think the only downside is how hongkong people always seems like running in the MTR area, even their MTR escalators are so much faster and higher than the regular asian MRT escalators.
Kinda reminds me of when the trains between Johto and Sinnoh were established in (Heart)Gold amd (Soul)Silver 🥰
Train to Hoenn and Kanto when?
As a railfan, I hope Philippines can also have a rail line that we can be excited and proud to ride everyday.
I am a half century man and I envy those young children....If i were like them, simple life and energetic......
I am excited to see those young ones so excited!
I was already very impressed with their MTR since twenty over years ago and remembered how the cantonese announcement warned about the gap between the train and the platform
Ordinary people :- ' hey what's so special' about this??
Train lovers like me:- Everything!!!!!
Congrats! I find it adorable that people find joy in small things in life!
Me too
you can counterattack at them like “what’s so special about cars? they basically have the same function”
exactly, I like trains and ships. some people like cars, some like planes. some scroll aimlessly on social media looking at random pics of eggs and cats. everyone is different
I am so happy seeing them happy. It's really exciting to be the first to try new things. Congratulations to them, and thanks to those who work hard to build it.
😮 This is some serious train stuff right here! 👏
The amount of love and support to the Hong Kong's Train Station's and staff is crazy, they probs get more respect than doctors in Hong Kong
Nice to see positive news coming out of the wonderful city of Hong Kong
You know you're doing something right with public transport when the customers are also huge fans like these.
How special for them.
Now you can understand how common Hongkong people felt when those 'freedom fighters' burned the metro stations.
HK is vibrant and energetic .
More convenient, more efficient, and faster! I know why they're celebrating so much. Happy for you people of Hong Kong. Take care during the COVID spread. 🚇
Yes hope those rioters don't come back as the western funding dries up
This is so sweet and wholesome!!
As a fellow rail fan I salute the people
As a Train addict myself in Manchester....
I feel jealous that HK has better trains
The most punctual metro railway in the world is in Hong Kong. i'm not surprised their railfan so enthusiastic. Im happy for hongkongers. 💕
Cheering for a subway. Some, not not all, Americans will now cheer when subway cars are destroyed and then the entire subway station burns to the ground.
USA bombs infrastructure, China builds it
this much happyness for only a metro 🙌🙌 man you can find happiness in every thing
This is weirdly wholesome and funny
What amazed me the most was the level or energy at 5 in the morning.
2:49 made me shed tear
Me, reading the title: "What?"
Me, after watching the whole video: "What?"
Me: Dude! It's just a train!
Fan: No, it's bigger than life itself!
Me: ....
Their metro system is really the best. I experienced that when we went there for a vacation.
Congratulations, Hong Kong!
Well if my city has such a modern and beautiful rail system I'll be excited too.
I don't know why but I find it hilarious 🤣🤣🤣✌🏻
Ganito gagawin ko kapag nagbukas na ang MRT 7
@@cyrusmarikitph siguraduhing may mga kasama. Huwag magtatakbuhang mag-isa. 😂
"it's so exciting because its so exciting"
I wish I was as passionate about my studies as they are as passionate about this 😭💔
I personally really don't understand the enthusiasm, but glad they are happy.
This is the most popular video you've made South China Morning Post! I have a love for Sydney Trains, and electric double decker buses from Wellington, New Zealand. If you have a love for something, go for it!!
Where you here for the Metro opening?
I didn't know 'rail enthusiasts' was even a thing.
Happy to see Hong Kong commuters enjoying their public transport once again instead of scenes of troublemaker "protesters" having running fights with Hong Kong riot police on MTR trains and platforms
The protesters just want freedom.
@@honda-akari Freedom to cause chaos and havoc for others, no thank you, leave Hong Kong you silly fake "political" refugees 🤣😂🤣
Edit: They love to delete their comments and run when you expose these fake political hooligans Lolz
Yes!
I take train to work everyday, it really means a lot when your ride gets updated. Congratulation.
I never knew China had a train fandom!!!😂😂😂 wow.... You learn something new everyday.... Lol....
Just knew too, i thought it was only Japan people who are crazy about train 😂
China has the biggest and best high speed rail in the world
@@texajp1946 ummm.... Yah I think we know by now.... Thats needed for China as its a huge country with with literally a billion plus people.
Wow congratulations from the U.S.!!!
HK MTR is still extremely efficient, well-timed mass transit. Its an icon.
This is such a pure and positive 🥰
It's so heartwarming to see news like this in HK. To see how happy & excited Hongkongers can be abt new developments in d city. For too long, d headlines abt HK had been doom & gloom.
Doom and gloom is what happens when your under britain
Congratulation on your new line. I had rode Hung hom to Lowu almost 40 years ago.
Is the next train after 90 years 😂😂 ?
Imagine thinking these people are crazy for loving a train when people in America sit in traffic 4 hours a day.
not gonna lie that's so hype
I love that they're genuinely excited and happy about it
Me who has never been on a train 😂 now likes to travel in the train after watching this . I didn't know many people like trains
So happy to see all these come together. ‘happiness’, ‘subway’ and ‘HK students’
I used to think crazy railfans only live in India but they are super crazy 🤦🏻♂️.🤣🤣🤣🤣
All humans are basically the same
the r32 retirement run in NYC in a nutshell:
I've never seen people so happy and excited to go to work in a rush.
LOL, running with their phones and cameras up high. Thats the spirit! Be proud of what you love and like to do.
Nice job Hong Kong
They’re so passionate about public transport!
This is the correct way of "protesting" for joy to move Hong Kong and its citizens into future prosperity and harmony with China and rest of the world.
With China there is no harmony.
Rail fans is probably one of the most wholesome fans I've ever met.
So glad for them, HK underground is efficient, clean and a pleasure to travel in + Hong Kong people is so well behaved❤❤❤❤
The passionate enthusiasm of these wonderful people will make anyone laugh and smile from ear to ear.
Hong Kong people love their rail. When the radical youths destroy the rail stations, they lost all public support.
well i didnt see that during the protest
Watch independent journalism. Although in this instance I believe MSM covered it. Search for “HK protesters attack MTR stations”
I heard there is a plan to swap all those bad youth with American kids.
Love the enthusiasm. 👍👍🇨🇳
A Paris, les métros, RER, et certains bus sont sales immondes et sentent l'urine, est ce que les Français sont aussi fiers, que les Chinois sont fiers du résultat obtenu de leurs avancées et leur progrès, je suis en admiration par ce pays, qui est l'origine de ma mère, qui serait fière d'y 'assister !!,👍👋😘🌹🌺
Missed Hong Kong. Congrats on the new expansion.
Excited to ride a new rail?! To each their own I guess. 🙄
Hey is better than being stuck on traffic ijs
Train enthusiasts are plenty. Many videos. I myself enjoy trains.
@@user-kt7jz3zn4e probably because their trains are rusting.