For the safety of your luggage, the conductor will help you move to a safer train restaurant. It happened to me once before, and I later found it in another carriage. There is surveillance on the train, so you don’t have to worry about losing it.Business class is the most expensive and the best.You must experience business class next time, and you can take a short-haul business class travel. It will be a completely different experience. After arriving at the station early, there is a VIP room where you can wait for the train, which has many food and drinks. After boarding the bus, you can sleep in business class and have free food.
Well, moving someone's luggage without telling the person is not a good practice - it leads to exactly this situation and why people are lining up half an hour in the queue trying to get a good spot for their luggages.
@@pandabearoceanpark When they first boarded the train, there were many boxes in that place, so they had to put the box on the side of the alley. Maybe the train attendant thought that the box blocked the alley. So the attendant moved the box to another place. But they would definitely ask whose box it was before moving it. Maybe the couple didn't understand Chinese or didn't hear it. If you encounter this situation, just ask the train attendant.
It’s so good to see the conductors helping and making sure everything is as safe as possible, it just gave us a scare for a moment haha but we really want to do business class we’ve heard really good things about it from our watchers!
China's rush mentality stems from recent history. A generation ago, many Chinese experienced starvation and scarcity. The mindset of "rush or miss out" persisted as a survival instinct. This rapid shift from scarcity to abundance within one generation underscores China's remarkable economic transformation.
I think it has something to do etiquette as well. Cities such as Shanghai, Hangzhou, Shenzhen, etc are highly obedient with social etiquettes and respect for others. Other places will probably catch up in about another 5-10 years
I have experienced queuing in China all the way back to the 1980s. There were many "elbows out" situations and sometimes you simply could not resist an insistent auntie pressing her way through towards the front.
there's not much of a jump form 1st and 2nd class, but if you guys have the opportunity i recommend to splurge a bit and try business class on chinese high speed trains. They will blow your minds.
@@EoinandAisling since business class is a 3-4x multiple in pricing to 2nd class, it's more worth it to try for a short 1 hr trip when 2nd class tickets are under $10. paying $20 extra for the lounge and train experience, not to mention queue skipping, is worth a try at least once :D
Yeah the passenger rushing thing. It's about the mentality most likely. We used to travel in really crowded and badly organized trains a few decades ago and that was a time when people fought their ways to get the seats. Now everyone has a seat and most trains depart on time, yet some travellers still worry that they might lose their seats for whatever reason. Old habbits die hard i guess.
It's a really chaotic and stressful train tour. China has 1.4 billion population with at least 100 million on different transportation rides every day. Railway stations in big cities often see big crowd of passengers. It makes harder to keep everything in order
a lot of the 'rude' manners by western standards is generational I would say. if you been to china pre-2000, the infrastructure was not as built up and organized so if you wanted to go anywhere or do anything, you just had "to just go" and not try to be polite about it because there is just way too many people. just getting a metro ticket was pure chaos back then. the thing is, it wasn't considered 'rude' because everyone had to do it so manners is relative to each culture you can say. another factor is a lot of people you see in cities are not native but migrated from smaller rural areas just for employment. in these cases people just don't have the same level of education so things that are fine in a small village would be considered rude and uncivilized in urban areas. I think most people don't know that just 60-70 years ago, china was one of the bottom 10 poorest countries in the world, by gdp per capita so the legacy of this extreme poverty is still seen in habits today. those around 30ish or younger grew up in a much different china and are more exposed to western culture so you don't see as much of it with them.
😂😅❤😊In China, a railway with a length of more than 280 kilometers is called a high-speed railway, and a railway with a length of 250 kilometers is called an EMU, which has more stations. In any case, China welcomes you😊❤
YES! The Chinese are mega chilled until their have to queue for public transports especially the high-speed rail. I think it might have to do with what they have to do for the Chinese New Year where ALL stations will be rammed with people trying to get home for the long holiday so they just get into the competitive mood as soon as they get into the high-speed rail stations.
@@EoinandAislingTry it bro, you can ride the highest speed train for the first time in Southeast Asia. The highest speed is 350 kilometers per hour, the Indonesian fast train Jakarta - Bandung, the newest, most sophisticated in Southeast Asia, the first,.the way to the beautiful and comfortable and beautiful and cool and cool city of Bandung, thank you sis and bro..*,**.
@@EoinandAislingTry it bro, you can ride the highest speed train for the first time in Southeast Asia. The highest speed is 350 kilometers per hour, the Indonesian fast train Jakarta - Bandung, the newest, most sophisticated in Southeast Asia, the first,.the way to the beautiful and comfortable and beautiful and cool and cool city of Bandung, thank you sis and bro..*,**.
You have made the right choice to choose the 2nd class as the time spent on time is less than 3.5 hours. You can use this money to spend more on street food. :)
@@EoinandAislingTry it bro, you can ride the highest speed train for the first time in Southeast Asia. The highest speed is 350 kilometers per hour, the Indonesian fast train Jakarta - Bandung, the newest, most sophisticated in Southeast Asia, the first,.the way to the beautiful and comfortable and beautiful and cool and cool city of Bandung, thank you sis and bro..*,**.
@@EoinandAislingTry it bro, you can ride the highest speed train for the first time in Southeast Asia. The highest speed is 350 kilometers per hour, the Indonesian fast train Jakarta - Bandung, the newest, most sophisticated in Southeast Asia, the first,.the way to the beautiful and comfortable and beautiful and cool and cool city of Bandung, thank you sis and bro..*,**.
@@EoinandAislingTry it bro, you can ride the highest speed train for the first time in Southeast Asia. The highest speed is 350 kilometers per hour, the Indonesian fast train Jakarta - Bandung, the newest, most sophisticated in Southeast Asia, the first,.the way to the beautiful and comfortable and beautiful and cool and cool city of Bandung, thank you sis and bro..*,**.
@@EoinandAislingTry it bro, you can ride the highest speed train for the first time in Southeast Asia. The highest speed is 350 kilometers per hour, the Indonesian fast train Jakarta - Bandung, the newest, most sophisticated in Southeast Asia, the first,.the way to the beautiful and comfortable and beautiful and cool and cool city of Bandung, thank you sis and bro..*,**.
@@EoinandAisling Hello, you are right... When we travel by Train we can not stop watching out of the window all day.... Maybe if you have time you can see some of our Train Video on our two channels called: @Travel.Highlights and the other one is @Travel-by-Train... Enjoy Travelling
46,000 kms and counting - the most of any country. In addition, it has 160,000 kms of standard railways, connecting every corner of the mainland - passenger and cargo alike. More lines to open in the coming years.
@@EoinandAisling still not enough now, my city is just connected by HSR till this year's end, it's the last city that has HSR in GuangXi Province. lots of county lack of HSR now .
As a Chinese, I do agree that my fellow countrymen really like to line up way before boarding time. I am also not sure why but I guess this is nationwide practices and habits. Getting a space to settle luggages coveniently should be one of reasons. But the key is those lining up early would also staying there calmly and patiently. There may be a few grannies jumping the queue, but usually people will give way to them. Cute things. Hope you enjoy your stay in China.
I saw that you put your luggage behind the seat when you got on the train, which may have blocked the passengers from tilting the backrest, so the staff kept your luggage. When passengers couldn't see the luggage, they usually asked them, and finally you found it. Your luggage. Rest assured, no one can steal your luggage on a train in China or elsewhere. This is why there are many cameras, and they are responsible for security. But some Western media often demonize them. I wish you a happy stay in China. Love from Guangzhou.
From the video , I can see the waiting queue is quite typical and organized. Maybe people from west countries have different standard. Comparing with the chaos 20 years ago in railway station, today's China railway stations are quite in order. And the carriage is quite empty as from the video.
people line up 30 minutes before the gate opened, because there are so many people onboarding the train and the train departure on time exactly, won't wait for you any second
You have forgotten to mention the price of the tickets. They are the cheapest in the world for any journies, even on first and bussiness class. like your video. keep them coming.
@@EoinandAisling The letter G is high speed rail, the general speed is more than 300km/h, Ireland is too small to compare, China has 45,000 km of high speed rail, accounting for 70% of the world
Railway stations may have both high speed trains and normal express trains(gree train). Not totally separated in operation From my experience , the so-called green train station is also in order today.
17:30 similar like what happens to me in Japan, if you put your suitcase behind the last row of the seat, the staff usually will move it, the difference is in Japan if you put it behind the last rows of the seat, you will be charged because of it, and the reason why they did that usually because the suitcase we're either blocking the chair to reclining or some passengers report to the staff about your stuff because they can't find the owner nearby. So yeah just a heads up they might move your stuff if you are not put your suitcase properly, i mean is not a bad thing, that's why i learned my lesson and now if i bring massive suitcase i always rush to find luggage rack every time i take the high speed train😅
@@EoinandAisling yeah Chinese HSR went through a tough time and got played by American influenced Aholes. So the HSRs developed during that period was only 250 km/h, yet later on the CPC cleansed those maggots in the government, we are back on track again. The newer ones are 350km/h and capable up to 420 for later upgrades.
I found its imaging most Westerner once in oversea, loves to took video and commented whether is good or bad about other countries transportation ? I don't see any American, British or German etc comment about their own country system ? Attitude they have in their mind set is always causing the problem, because their based on their own system or mind set to judge on others! This is wrong.
250 or 350. Bullet train. If it’s European, you must said 450 km per hour. European hates to tell the truth advance technology. I know about European and their media. I am not Chinese but accept the truths is good
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For the safety of your luggage, the conductor will help you move to a safer train restaurant. It happened to me once before, and I later found it in another carriage. There is surveillance on the train, so you don’t have to worry about losing it.Business class is the most expensive and the best.You must experience business class next time, and you can take a short-haul business class travel. It will be a completely different experience. After arriving at the station early, there is a VIP room where you can wait for the train, which has many food and drinks. After boarding the bus, you can sleep in business class and have free food.
Well, moving someone's luggage without telling the person is not a good practice - it leads to exactly this situation and why people are lining up half an hour in the queue trying to get a good spot for their luggages.
@@pandabearoceanpark When they first boarded the train, there were many boxes in that place, so they had to put the box on the side of the alley. Maybe the train attendant thought that the box blocked the alley. So the attendant moved the box to another place. But they would definitely ask whose box it was before moving it. Maybe the couple didn't understand Chinese or didn't hear it. If you encounter this situation, just ask the train attendant.
It’s so good to see the conductors helping and making sure everything is as safe as possible, it just gave us a scare for a moment haha but we really want to do business class we’ve heard really good things about it from our watchers!
China's rush mentality stems from recent history. A generation ago, many Chinese experienced starvation and scarcity. The mindset of "rush or miss out" persisted as a survival instinct. This rapid shift from scarcity to abundance within one generation underscores China's remarkable economic transformation.
主要还是人太多,资源相就少了,所以什么都会抢
I think it has something to do etiquette as well. Cities such as Shanghai, Hangzhou, Shenzhen, etc are highly obedient with social etiquettes and respect for others. Other places will probably catch up in about another 5-10 years
I have experienced queuing in China all the way back to the 1980s. There were many "elbows out" situations and sometimes you simply could not resist an insistent auntie pressing her way through towards the front.
@@jameszhou162 仓廪实而知礼节，衣食足而知荣辱。
这是一个最好的解释了，通常都在老一代人身上，80后基本都很少了，我一般都等人走完我再起身去排队。
当你第一次放到尾部座位后面我也发现了，行李箱超出了大概5-10CM的距离，这在行车时会不安全，列车员会帮你搬移至餐车安全的地方，你完全不用担心丢失，因为偷东西的代价很大。
We know for the next time! It was just a shock when we walked back haha
there's not much of a jump form 1st and 2nd class, but if you guys have the opportunity i recommend to splurge a bit and try business class on chinese high speed trains. They will blow your minds.
Added it to the bucketlist! But that’s good to know about 1st class, we must try business class at some point
@@EoinandAisling since business class is a 3-4x multiple in pricing to 2nd class, it's more worth it to try for a short 1 hr trip when 2nd class tickets are under $10. paying $20 extra for the lounge and train experience, not to mention queue skipping, is worth a try at least once :D
Yeah the passenger rushing thing. It's about the mentality most likely. We used to travel in really crowded and badly organized trains a few decades ago and that was a time when people fought their ways to get the seats. Now everyone has a seat and most trains depart on time, yet some travellers still worry that they might lose their seats for whatever reason. Old habbits die hard i guess.
文化习惯，赶早不赶晚！
That makes a lot of sense, if that’s what you know it’s hard to change habits
我中國台灣人，去大陸旅遊搭車時也是慢慢悠閒的，而通常不搶就肯定是最後，真的無法理解在趕什麼。
@@kungyin行李多你就得早点，春运时候很容易没地方放
@@kungyin 抢的一般都是有行李的
Is it possible that they moved your other bag because it was not properly placed on the ground that it might slide around and cause hazards?😮
It's a really chaotic and stressful train tour. China has 1.4 billion population with at least 100 million on different transportation rides every day. Railway stations in big cities often see big crowd of passengers. It makes harder to keep everything in order
a lot of the 'rude' manners by western standards is generational I would say. if you been to china pre-2000, the infrastructure was not as built up and organized so if you wanted to go anywhere or do anything, you just had "to just go" and not try to be polite about it because there is just way too many people. just getting a metro ticket was pure chaos back then. the thing is, it wasn't considered 'rude' because everyone had to do it so manners is relative to each culture you can say. another factor is a lot of people you see in cities are not native but migrated from smaller rural areas just for employment. in these cases people just don't have the same level of education so things that are fine in a small village would be considered rude and uncivilized in urban areas. I think most people don't know that just 60-70 years ago, china was one of the bottom 10 poorest countries in the world, by gdp per capita so the legacy of this extreme poverty is still seen in habits today. those around 30ish or younger grew up in a much different china and are more exposed to western culture so you don't see as much of it with them.
NONSENSE！ sb你胡说八道啥呢？ China had never been to the bottom 10 poorest countries in the world,
Thank you for sharing, have a nice trip.❤❤
Thank you, we will
😂😅❤😊In China, a railway with a length of more than 280 kilometers is called a high-speed railway, and a railway with a length of 250 kilometers is called an EMU, which has more stations. In any case, China welcomes you😊❤
Kinda reminds of some European countries like Germany, France, Italy, Spain, Czechia, Switzerland and Austria…
YES! The Chinese are mega chilled until their have to queue for public transports especially the high-speed rail. I think it might have to do with what they have to do for the Chinese New Year where ALL stations will be rammed with people trying to get home for the long holiday so they just get into the competitive mood as soon as they get into the high-speed rail stations.
You two should have try the business class, which is on the other level totally
Love you videos there. Thank you for sharing :)
Aw thank you so much for watching and supporting 🫶🏻
@@EoinandAislingTry it bro, you can ride the highest speed train for the first time in Southeast Asia. The highest speed is 350 kilometers per hour, the Indonesian fast train Jakarta - Bandung, the newest, most sophisticated in Southeast Asia, the first,.the way to the beautiful and comfortable and beautiful and cool and cool city of Bandung, thank you sis and bro..*,**.
@@EoinandAislingTry it bro, you can ride the highest speed train for the first time in Southeast Asia. The highest speed is 350 kilometers per hour, the Indonesian fast train Jakarta - Bandung, the newest, most sophisticated in Southeast Asia, the first,.the way to the beautiful and comfortable and beautiful and cool and cool city of Bandung, thank you sis and bro..*,**.
I think you should try business class, comfort as first class of airliner.
You have made the right choice to choose the 2nd class as the time spent on time is less than 3.5 hours. You can use this money to spend more on street food. :)
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your scottish accent is so cute
they're irish 😂
在每节车厢的连接处会有摆放行李箱和大件硬件行李的地方，而作为顶部只允许放一些背包行李包和小件的物品，这是防止行李在列车行驶时掉落或搬运时砸到乘客，当列车员在检查到超出规定的行李摆放位置错误时他们会以挪移到大件行李安置处。
It’s so good to see the staff are so supportive and helpful in that sense!
@@EoinandAislingTry it bro, you can ride the highest speed train for the first time in Southeast Asia. The highest speed is 350 kilometers per hour, the Indonesian fast train Jakarta - Bandung, the newest, most sophisticated in Southeast Asia, the first,.the way to the beautiful and comfortable and beautiful and cool and cool city of Bandung, thank you sis and bro..*,**.
@@EoinandAislingTry it bro, you can ride the highest speed train for the first time in Southeast Asia. The highest speed is 350 kilometers per hour, the Indonesian fast train Jakarta - Bandung, the newest, most sophisticated in Southeast Asia, the first,.the way to the beautiful and comfortable and beautiful and cool and cool city of Bandung, thank you sis and bro..*,**.
The Lanscape are beautiful... Love it
So so good! Could sit and look out the window all day
@@EoinandAislingTry it bro, you can ride the highest speed train for the first time in Southeast Asia. The highest speed is 350 kilometers per hour, the Indonesian fast train Jakarta - Bandung, the newest, most sophisticated in Southeast Asia, the first,.the way to the beautiful and comfortable and beautiful and cool and cool city of Bandung, thank you sis and bro..*,**.
@@EoinandAislingTry it bro, you can ride the highest speed train for the first time in Southeast Asia. The highest speed is 350 kilometers per hour, the Indonesian fast train Jakarta - Bandung, the newest, most sophisticated in Southeast Asia, the first,.the way to the beautiful and comfortable and beautiful and cool and cool city of Bandung, thank you sis and bro..*,**.
@@EoinandAisling Hello, you are right... When we travel by Train we can not stop watching out of the window all day.... Maybe if you have time you can see some of our Train Video on our two channels called: @Travel.Highlights and the other one is @Travel-by-Train... Enjoy Travelling
Use Smart Tags for the future to track your bags.
We did have a tracker so worst case scenario I’m sure we would have found it but thankfully it didn’t lead to that!!
Thanks for letting me know the real China. China’s technology is really amazing.
It’s so forward thinking
46,000 kms and counting - the most of any country.
In addition, it has 160,000 kms of standard railways, connecting every corner of the mainland - passenger and cargo alike.
More lines to open in the coming years.
target to 70000 kms of high-speed railway
It’s crazy to think how well connected China already is never mind what’s it’s going to become in years to come
@@EoinandAisling still not enough now, my city is just connected by HSR till this year's end, it's the last city that has HSR in GuangXi Province. lots of county lack of HSR now .
try the business classs for only 2 stops, just for the experience in China.
Sounds like such a good idea
As a Chinese, I do agree that my fellow countrymen really like to line up way before boarding time. I am also not sure why but I guess this is nationwide practices and habits. Getting a space to settle luggages coveniently should be one of reasons. But the key is those lining up early would also staying there calmly and patiently. There may be a few grannies jumping the queue, but usually people will give way to them. Cute things. Hope you enjoy your stay in China.
你要感谢这些提前排队的人，才能匀出时间给后面的。全都等后面的时间，不着急，火车站靠站车次就会被压缩。
Amazing
Thank you! Cheers!
enjoy
Haha. The rushing and pushing part is everywhere as long humans exist.
Large luggages block the seats in front from reclining.
Oh yes we would never have it blocking someone from reclining, when we placed it there there was loads of space
China’s technology is really amazing
Have a good time.
Thanks so much ☺️
are u in Shenzhen now?
Awesome chinese fast trains.👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽
Thanks for watching 🙌🏻
I saw that you put your luggage behind the seat when you got on the train, which may have blocked the passengers from tilting the backrest, so the staff kept your luggage. When passengers couldn't see the luggage, they usually asked them, and finally you found it. Your luggage. Rest assured, no one can steal your luggage on a train in China or elsewhere. This is why there are many cameras, and they are responsible for security. But some Western media often demonize them. I wish you a happy stay in China. Love from Guangzhou.
From the video , I can see the waiting queue is quite typical and organized.
Maybe people from west countries have different standard. Comparing with the chaos 20 years ago in railway station, today's China railway stations are quite in order.
And the carriage is quite empty as from the video.
深圳和广州很近，广州也很好玩，高铁只需40分钟
Maybe the crew have asked about your bag but obviously in Chinese so you didn't get that
people line up 30 minutes before the gate opened, because there are so many people onboarding the train and the train departure on time exactly, won't wait for you any second
You have forgotten to mention the price of the tickets. They are the cheapest in the world for any journies, even on first and bussiness class. like your video. keep them coming.
Yes, you are right, I dont know how we forgot to mention the price! But thanks for watching and glad to hear you enjoyed it!
China invested a lot in public education in the past decade. The people themselves keep most of the public places clean.
It’s so so good to see
If you are clumsy and slow , then people there may push you to be faster or push you aside. This is how China progress, you can’t block them.
You are not on the Fuxing high-speed train, the average speed is 350km per hour, and the D is generally 250km per hour.
That’s crazy that’s 250km is just general haha China is so far ahead of Ireland in that way haha
@@EoinandAisling The letter G is high speed rail, the general speed is more than 300km/h, Ireland is too small to compare, China has 45,000 km of high speed rail, accounting for 70% of the world
说实话，我也不太明白有什么好急的。每次搭火车都是，还有半个钟就一群人在排队，然后挤着走，明明时间还很宽裕😂😂
你可以自己扫描护照，自助的机器都能刷
The scanners don’t work for foreign passports or didn’t for us anyway
lol mate, till this day, still don’t understand the rush when you already have the tickets
It’s so funny, it makes us laugh for sure haha
well, first class just a bit more roomy, with a bit extra package. you should try business class, big differences.
Try business class. first class just gives you more space.
This is so good to know!!
中國的車站非常巨大，發車時間絕對準時，搭車者寧可早些時間到站等車，讓旅程顯得優游自在些。
A journey that is rushed is never enjoyable so they have the right idea
我也不懂为什么坐高铁大家都喜欢争先恐后，高铁反正出发时间都是一样的，又不是先到先走
That’s exactly what we were thinking haha
If you go to green train stations, the situation is much worse
Railway stations may have both high speed trains and normal express trains(gree train). Not totally separated in operation
From my experience , the so-called green train station is also in order today.
深度体验啊。。
😀😀😀
☺️
我也不知道为什么要提前排队
17:30 similar like what happens to me in Japan, if you put your suitcase behind the last row of the seat, the staff usually will move it, the difference is in Japan if you put it behind the last rows of the seat, you will be charged because of it, and the reason why they did that usually because the suitcase we're either blocking the chair to reclining or some passengers report to the staff about your stuff because they can't find the owner nearby. So yeah just a heads up they might move your stuff if you are not put your suitcase properly, i mean is not a bad thing, that's why i learned my lesson and now if i bring massive suitcase i always rush to find luggage rack every time i take the high speed train😅
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If you're happy with the 2nd class, don't go for the 1st. It's just a bit roomier. That's about it, not worth it.
外国人骨架大一点，有一对，一米八一米九的夫妇，坐二等确实看起来很窄，脚都挤在一起的感觉，一等他们就觉得很舒适😂
Thanks for the heads up!
👍👍👍👏👏👏😘😘😘
250 is the slower one😢
The slow one!! Not in Ireland haha
@@EoinandAisling yeah Chinese HSR went through a tough time and got played by American influenced Aholes. So the HSRs developed during that period was only 250 km/h, yet later on the CPC cleansed those maggots in the government, we are back on track again. The newer ones are 350km/h and capable up to 420 for later upgrades.
就喜欢看你们没有见过世面的样子
Sorry mate China don't have bullet train but High speed trains
Oh really?! I didnt know that
这位外国美女，下次你买票的时候尽量买复兴号，和谐号都是很旧的车了，舒适度没有复兴号那么好
Ohh we will have to look into this for sure! Thanks ☺️
I found its imaging most Westerner once in oversea, loves to took video and commented whether is good or bad about other countries transportation ? I don't see any American, British or German etc comment about their own country system ? Attitude they have in their mind set is always causing the problem, because their based on their own system or mind set to judge on others! This is wrong.
Public transport in America? AHAHAHA...
We didn’t mean for this to come across negative at all. We thought this was a great journey full of positives
Kids: the only complain we have was this obnoxious guy. He took a video of us and then complain.
His companion was great.
China fast /bullet train 350km/hour not 250km dude ....😂 Even the new China bullet train more faster .
its seems that this channel Judging every why ?
Aw why! We definitely aren’t judging we have such high praise for China in general!
我真的很讨厌那些孩子，管教不好孩子的责任在于家长。
It’s not ideal but we have learnt to always have noise cancelling headphones on public transport now
@@EoinandAisling比可以跟乘务员投诉。
250km是普通动车，350km/h是高速列车
Well that’s not ordinary for us haha
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250 or 350. Bullet train. If it’s European, you must said 450 km per hour. European hates to tell the truth advance technology. I know about European and their media. I am not Chinese but accept the truths is good
DON'T use your western standards to measure China and Chinese stuff！OK？？？？
They are just commenting not in bad intension. Some bad manners do exist in China, and we should face them and try to improve them.
We didn’t think we were judging! We were extremely happy with the train and the journey as a whole!