The World's Largest Railway - China Railway High-Speed
China proudly boasts the world's longest and busiest high-speed railway network. Operating more than 1.7 billion trips annually, China Railway High-Speed service offers a great traveling experience. Modern and safe trains can reach a maximum speed of 350 km/h (217 mph), which takes a 1311-km (815 mi) trip from Beijing to Shanghai only 4.5 hours! Onboard amenities will enhance your trip with the ultimate comfort. Enjoy cozy seats, plenty of luggage space, onboard WCs, electric sockets, audio and video programs, a hot water facility, and a dining car in case you need to energize. Dive into a smooth journey through beautiful China in full comfort.
Travel Classes Onboard China Railway Bullet train
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Economy Class Seat
Economy Class seats are arranged into rows of five seats divided into triple seats and twin seats. Comfortable seats are equipped with individual table trays and shared power sockets. The seatback can be adjusted to a comfortable angle as you need.
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1st Class Seat
The first-class seats are very comfortable and equipped with small pillows and footrests. The seatback can be adjusted to a comfortable angle as you need. Four reclining seats in a row are divided into two twin seats. The coach's facilities also include WiFi and electric sockets. Packed meals and drinks can be purchased from the attendants during meal time.
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Business Class Seat
This is the most comfortable and top-notch travel class onboard the high-speed Fuxing Hao train. Such train coaches provide comfortable reclining leather seats (2 by 1 or 1 by 1 arrangement) with 180-degree turning and bed transforming functions. Blankets and waist pillows are also provided. Each business class seat is equipped with a flat-screen TV, power outlet, tray table, and reading light. WiFi is available. Complimentary snacks, hot meals, or drinks are served at your seat. Hot meals are just available during breakfast time (before 08:00), lunchtime(11:30 - 12:30), or dinnertime (17:30 pm - 19:00 pm), and they usually are Chinese foods. The carriages are separated from other carriages by automatic doors to provide a quiet environment. Business class passengers can wait for boarding in the business class lounge or VIP lounge available at most railway stations.
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