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Beijing-Harbin and Beijing-Shenzhen Railways to be Linked by Year's End

Feb 17, 2012 eChinacities.com

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The Ministry of Railways recently confirmed that the Harbin-Dalian, Beijing-Shijiazhuang and Shijiazhuang-Wuhan high-speed rails will all be up and running by the end of 2012. Once operational, the Beijing-Harbin (5 hour trip) and Beijing Shenzhen (8 hour trip) high-speed rail lines will be linked together. You'll be able to get from Beijing to Zhengzhou in only 2.5 hours, and Beijing to Wuhan in about 4 hours.

Beijing-Harbin and Beijing-Shenzhen Railways to be Linked by Year's End

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About Bloody time.. as the Airfare tickets are so expensive in China, the cost of an average flight of 3 hours is too expensive compare to the rest of the world. i would rather catch a train..

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