China’s Spring Festival Rail Surge: 258 Million Trips Recorded in 2026
China’s railways report 258 million passenger trips during the 2026 Spring Festival travel rush, with record numbers and enhanced services to manage demand.
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China’s Pinglu Canal: A New Era for Asian Trade Routes
China’s Pinglu Canal, currently under construction, promises to revolutionize Asian trade routes by connecting inland regions to ASEAN markets through enhanced waterways and smart logistics.
China’s ‘Land Aircraft Carriers’ Mobilize for 2026 Spring Festival Travel Surge
China’s Fuxing bullet trains prepare for record Spring Festival travel, with drone footage revealing massive operational scale as millions journey home for Lunar New Year celebrations.
China’s Cross-Regional Travel Rises 3.5% in 2025, Transport Ministry Reports
China’s cross-regional passenger trips grew 3.5% in 2025, reaching 66.86 billion, signaling post-pandemic recovery and infrastructure expansion.
Xinjiang’s Urumqi-Yuli Expressway Bridges Tianshan Divide, Boosts Regional Trade
Xinjiang’s new Urumqi-Yuli Expressway, featuring the world’s longest tunnel, slashes travel time across the Tianshan Mountains while enhancing regional connectivity and trade.
Beijing Tightens E-Bike Regulations: Key Changes Effective May 2026
Beijing introduces stricter e-bike regulations effective May 2026, mandating helmets, enhanced registration, and new traffic behavior rules to improve urban safety.
Shenzhen-Zhongshan Channel Opens, Cutting Travel Time to 30 Minutes
The Shenzhen-Zhongshan Channel, a major infrastructure project, has opened for trial operation, reducing travel time between Shenzhen and Zhongshan from two hours to just 30 minutes.
China Invests 3.9 Trillion Yuan to Modernize Transport Infrastructure in 2023
China enhances its transport network with a 3.9 trillion yuan investment in 2023, opening new high-speed railways, expanding expressways, and advancing smart and green transportation technologies.
Yangtze River’s Five-Level Ship Lock: Revolutionizing China’s Inland Transport
Discover how the five-level ship lock near the Three Gorges Dam transforms navigation along the Yangtze River, facilitating the transport of over two billion tonnes of goods and contributing to flood and drought prevention.