On October 7, passengers checked in at Beijing South Railway Station. According to the data released by China National Railway Group Co., Ltd., on October 7, the national railways ushered in the peak of return passenger flow. It is estimated that 19.05 million passengers will be sent and 1,880 passenger trains will be added. China News Service reporter Jia Tianyong photo
On October 7, parents took their children to take the high-speed train at Beijing South Railway Station. According to the data released by China National Railway Group Co., Ltd., on October 7, the national railways ushered in the peak of return passenger flow. It is estimated that 19.05 million passengers will be sent and 1,880 passenger trains will be added. China News Service reporter Jia Tianyong photo
On October 7th, the train conductor of G41 guided the elderly passengers to take the bus at Beijing South Railway Station. According to the data released by China National Railway Group Co., Ltd., on October 7, the national railways ushered in the peak of return passenger flow. It is estimated that 19.05 million passengers will be sent and 1,880 passenger trains will be added. China News Service reporter Jia Tianyong photo
On October 7, passengers left the station at Beijing South Railway Station. According to the data released by China National Railway Group Co., Ltd., on October 7, the national railways ushered in the peak of return passenger flow. It is estimated that 19.05 million passengers will be sent and 1,880 passenger trains will be added. China News Service reporter Jia Tianyong photo
On October 7, a large number of passengers were waiting at Beijing South Railway Station. According to the data released by China National Railway Group Co., Ltd., on October 7, the national railways ushered in the peak of return passenger flow. It is estimated that 19.05 million passengers will be sent and 1,880 passenger trains will be added. China News Service reporter Jia Tianyong photo
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