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Two modern high-speed trains, one silver with red accents and a black front, and another silver with red and pink accents, are side-by-side on parallel tracks at a train station. People are visible on the platform near the front of the silver train. Overhead signs indicate platform numbers and directions to exits and transfers.

China by Rail with Kids: A Family Guide to High-Speed Train Travel

Navigating the world’s largest high-speed rail network can feel intimidating, especially when you are wrangling toddlers, strollers, and suitcases. However, [...]

A white, red, and gray Fuxinghao high-speed train, blurred by motion, speeds across an elevated railway track. Below, a person on a motorcycle rides on a road under a concrete overpass in an urban environment.

Beijing to Shanghai: High-Speed Train vs. Flight Showdown

Covering the 1,318 kilometers (819 miles) between China's two most important cities is a rite of passage for travelers. But [...]

Multiple Fuxinghao high-speed bullet trains, silver with red and orange stripes, are parked at platforms inside Shenzhen North Railway Station at night. Station signs show '深圳北站' and 'Shenzhen North Railway Station'. Overhead metal structures and lighting are visible.

Beijing to Shanghai High-Speed Rail: The Complete Station & Seat Guide

For travelers in 2026, the debate between flying or taking the train from Beijing to Shanghai is effectively over. The [...]