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During China’s Spring Festival, millions journey home in a record-breaking travel rush. Stories of people like Wang Hui and Ms. Zhong highlight the enduring significance of family and tradition.
Every year, people like Wang Hui and Zhong travel across China to reunite with family for the Spring Festival, embracing traditions and the warmth of home despite the challenges of long journeys.
At the break of dawn, travelers like Wang Hui and Ms. Zhong begin their journeys from Shenzhen back to their hometowns, highlighting the deep-rooted cultural significance of family reunions during China’s Spring Festival.
As China’s Spring Festival ushers in a record-breaking travel rush, residents like Wang Hui and Ms. Zhong embark on heartfelt journeys home, highlighting the enduring importance of family and tradition.
Millions across the Chinese mainland embark on record-breaking journeys during the Spring Festival, reuniting with families and celebrating cultural traditions amid the annual travel rush.
Millions across China embark on journeys home for the Spring Festival. At Shenzhen North Railway Station, travelers like Wang Hui and Ms. Zhong reflect on the pull of home and the importance of family traditions.
Millions of Chinese travelers embark on record-breaking journeys home for the Spring Festival, embracing traditions and reuniting with family, as stories from Shenzhen highlight the enduring pull of hometown roots.
Over 270 million inter-regional trips are expected on Friday, the 11th day of China’s Spring Festival travel rush, marking a significant surge in travel as people journey home for family reunions.
China anticipates 1.85 million daily cross-border trips during Spring Festival, a 9.5% rise from last year, says the National Immigration Administration.
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Over 200 million train tickets have been sold for China’s 2025 Spring Festival travel rush as millions journey home for the Lunar New Year. Additional trains have been deployed to meet the soaring demand.
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China’s Spring Festival travel rush begins on January 14, with a record high 9 billion domestic passenger trips expected during the 40-day period leading up to the Lunar New Year celebrations.
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