14K views · 269 reactions | Chongqing East Railway Station officially opened on June 27. With a total construction area of approximately 1.22 million square meters, it is the largest high-speed rail hub in western China. Experience it through a one-take drone tour to see how massive the station truly is! | China Focus | Facebook

10K views · 88 reactions | A tour group from Central and South America is welcomed by railway staff dressed in traditional Chinese costumes at Luoyang Longmen Railway Station in #Henan Province. The city of Luoyang boasts a wealth of world-class cultural heritage sites including the Longmen Grottoes. Governments across China are working hard to tap into a tourism boom. #TrendinginChina | Xi's Moments | Facebook

7.6K views · 115 reactions | Arriving at the Wuxi New District Railway Station provides easy access to Meicun Village, which has been known as China's capital of the Erhu for over 50 years. Or, you can get off at Huishan Station to enjoy honey peaches, which are dubbed "the most delicious peaches in the world". Click the video to see more. #CRvideo #ChinaRailway | China Railway | Facebook

35K views · 1.1K reactions | The world’s largest high-speed train station is in #China. #Chongqing East Railway Station. | Embassy of The People's Republic of China in the United States | Facebook

2.1M views · 4.2K reactions | Remarkable! Witness three high-speed trains converging simultaneously at full speed in China. Speed meets absolute safety！ | XuQinduo | Facebook

170K views · 5.8K reactions | Speed isn’t the whole story. The Fuxing high-speed trains go beyond the dazzling 350 km/h — combining lightning pace with smart, energy-saving design. From lightweight car bodies to regenerative braking, these trains show that going green can be just as fast as it is forward-thinking. #ChinaRailway #RailwayABC | China Railway | Facebook

603K views · 2.6K reactions | A video of which appeared to be a close encounter between two China's home-grown high-speed trains with a whopping top speed of 300km/h and 350km/h in an attempt to drag race each other has become an online hit Sunday and prompted safety concerns. For more: https://news.cgtn.com/news/3d3d414f79457a4d30457a6333566d54/index.html | CGTN | Facebook