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  • ...Tanzania and Zambia turned to [[China]] for help in building the 1,860 km railway that covered a distance of 960 km in Tanzania and 884 km in Zambia. The rai [[category:railway]]
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  • The opening ceremony of the '''Daqin Railway''' was held in the [[Qinhuangdao North Station]] on [[December 21]], 1992. With an investment of 6.65 billion yuan, the Daqin Railway was the first electrified double track line dedicated to coal-transport.
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  • [[File:railway.jpg|thumb|300px|left|Qinghai-Tibet Railway]] The '''Qinghai-Tibet Railway''' ('''青藏铁路''') is a symbolic project in China's West Development S
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  • The first '''railway speedup''' happened on [[April 1]], 1997. Besides lifting the average speed The fifth speedup came on [[April 18]], 2004 and involved some 16,500 km of railway lines. The average speed of passenger trains rose to 65.7 kp/h, while the t
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  • The museum is the national museum of the railway system. It specializes in collecting, storing, displaying, exhibiting and s [[File:China Railway Museum.jpg|thumb|300px|China Railway Museum]]
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  • [[File:jz.jpg|thumb|300px|right|Opening ceremony of the Beijing-Zhangjiakou Railway.]] [[File:zty.jpg|thumb|250px|right|Zhan Tianyou, China's first railway engineer.]]
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  • '''South Xinjiang Railway''' (南疆铁路), with a total length of 1,446.37 km, opened to traffic on Starting at [[Turpan]] and terminating at [[Kashi]], the railway extends along the ancient [[Silk Road]], passing through the [[Tianshan Ran
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  • '''China Railway Corporation''' performs the business functions of the defunct Ministry of R ...the First Session of the 12th [[National People's Congress]] (NPC), China Railway Corporation, with a registered capital of 1.04 trillion yuan (US$165.73 bil
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  • ...ion project of the [[9th Five-Year Plan]] (1997–2002), the '''Xi’an-Ankang Railway''' was completed on January 8, 2001, one year ahead of schedule. The Xi’an-Ankang Railway was the first line put into operation after China started its western devel
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  • '''China Railway High-Speed''' ('''CRH 中国高铁''') is a high-speed rail system operated ...eeds of 200 kp/h and above, played an important role in the sixth national railway speedup of China implemented on [[April 18]], 2007. Instead of being driven
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  • ...ut 30 minutes. There are five stations along the line: the [[Beijing South Railway Station]], [[Yizhuang]], [[Yongle]], [[Wuqing]] and [[Tianjin]]. During the [[category:railway]]
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  • ...lectrification project increased the annual transportation capacity of the railway from 6.1 million tons to 13 million tons. ...was completed on July 1, 1952. It spanned 505-kilometer and was the first railway to be built after the founding of the [[People's Republic of China]]. The l
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  • ...e Beijing Railway Building. As a result of the hearing, for the first time railway ticket prices were allowed to float within a set range in accordance with m
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  • On [[February 7]], 1923, workers of the Beijing-Hankou Railway started the sensational “February 7 Strike” after military police sabot ...eparation commission of the Federation of Workers’ Union of Beijing-Hankou Railway decided to hold the establishment ceremony on February 1, 1923.
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  • ...inghu High-Speed Railway.JPEG|thumb|200px|left|Shanghai Beijing High-Speed Railway]] ...ay''', also known as '''Jinghu High-Speed Railway''', is a 1,318-kilometer railway that connects [[Beijing]] with [[Shanghai]]. The project aims to cut the jo
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  • [[File:wggt.jpg|thumb|200px|right|A high-speed train runs into Wuhan Railway Station, in Wuhan, capital of central China's Hubei Province, Dec. 26, 2009 The '''Wuhan-Guangzhou high-speed railway''' has a 350-km-per-hour average speed, boasting the world's fastest train
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  • ...inghu High-Speed Railway.JPEG|thumb|200px|left|Shanghai Beijing High-Speed Railway]] ...that connects [[Beijing]] with [[Shanghai]]. [[Shanghai Beijing High-Speed Railway|(More...)]]
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  • [[file: Guandong-Hainan Railway.JPEG|thumb|200px|Guangdong-Hainan Railway]] 1998: Guangdong-Hainan railway, the first cross-sea railway in [[China]], started construction.
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  • ...that connects [[Beijing]] with [[Shanghai]]. [[Shanghai Beijing High-Speed Railway|(More...)]]
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  • ...inghu High-Speed Railway.JPEG|thumb|200px|left|Shanghai Beijing High-Speed Railway]] ...Yangtze River Delta]] region in the south. ([[Shanghai Beijing High-Speed Railway|More...]])
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  • ...inghu High-Speed Railway.JPEG|thumb|250px|left|Shanghai Beijing High-Speed Railway]] ...Yangtze River Delta]] region in the south. ([[Shanghai Beijing High-Speed Railway|More...]])
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  • ...e Beijing Railway Building. As a result of the hearing, for the first time railway ticket prices were allowed to float within a set range in accordance with m
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  • [[file:railway.JPEG|thumb|200px|right|Tanzania-Zambia Railwway]] 1976: Tanzania-Zambia Railway opened to traffic. The 1,860-kilometer railway was financed and built by China.
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  • [[File:jz.jpg|thumb|300px|right|Opening ceremony of the Beijing-Zhangjiakou Railway.]] [[File:zty.jpg|thumb|250px|right|Zhan Tianyou, China's first railway engineer.]]
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  • [[File:wggt.jpg|thumb|200px|left|A high-speed train runs into Wuhan Railway Station, in Wuhan, capital of central China's Hubei Province, Dec. 26, 2009 ...asting the world's fastest train journey. ('''[[Wuhan-Guangzhou high speed railway|More...]]''')
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  • ...lectrification project increased the annual transportation capacity of the railway from 6.1 million tons to 13 million tons. ...was completed on July 1, 1952. It spanned 505-kilometer and was the first railway to be built after the founding of the [[People's Republic of China]]. The l
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  • [[File:Daqin Railway.jpg|thumb|200px|right|Daqin Railway]] [[1992]]: '''[[Daqin Railway]]''' was opened.
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  • ...s, standards and management regulations; and cultivate and standardize the railway transport market. ...the center of controversy for being both a railway service provider and a railway industry watchdog, will be split into administrative and commercial units.
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  • '''South Xinjiang Railway''' (南疆铁路), with a total length of 1,446.37 km, opened to traffic on Starting at [[Turpan]] and terminating at [[Kashi]], the railway extends along the ancient [[Silk Road]], passing through the [[Tianshan Ran
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  • [[File:Beijing West Railway Station.jpg|thumb|200px|right|Beijing West Railway Station]] [[1996]]: [[Beijing West Railway Station]] begins operations.
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  • ...01]]: The first new railway line of the new century, the '''[[Xi'an-Ankang Railway]],''' opened to traffic.
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  • The museum is the national museum of the railway system. It specializes in collecting, storing, displaying, exhibiting and s [[File:China Railway Museum.jpg|thumb|300px|China Railway Museum]]
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  • [[File:South Xinjiang Railway.jpg|thumb|200px|right|South Xinjiang Railway]] [[1999]]: '''[[South Xinjiang Railway]]''' opened to traffic.
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  • [[File:railway.jpg|thumb|250px|left|Qinghai-Tibet Railway]] ...the [[State Council]] at the outset of the 21st century. ([[Qinghai-Tibet Railway|More...]])
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  • [[File:railway.jpg|thumb|300px|left|Qinghai-Tibet Railway]] ...the [[State Council]] at the outset of the 21st century. ([[Qinghai-Tibet Railway|More...]])
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  • [[File:railway.jpg|thumb|250px|left|Qinghai-Tibet Railway]] ...the [[State Council]] at the outset of the 21st century. ([[Qinghai-Tibet Railway|More...]])
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  • [[File:railway.jpg|thumb|250px|left|Qinghai-Tibet Railway]] ...the [[State Council]] at the outset of the 21st century. ([[Qinghai-Tibet Railway|More...]])
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  • [[File:railway.jpg|thumb|250px|left|Qinghai-Tibet Railway]] ...the [[State Council]] at the outset of the 21st century. ([[Qinghai-Tibet Railway|More...]])
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  • ...e system on a trial basis with Guangzhou Railway (Group) Corp. and Chengdu Railway Bureau with the aim of tackling the problem of illegal ticket scalping duri Since June 1, 2010, China Railway High-speed (CHR), the high-speed rail system operated by the country's [[Mi
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  • ...hongqing electric railway.jpg|thumb|200px|right|Chengdu-Chongqing electric railway]] [[1987]]: '''[[Chengdu-Chongqing electric railway]]''' completed.
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  • ...ut 30 minutes. There are five stations along the line: the [[Beijing South Railway Station]], [[Yizhuang]], [[Yongle]], [[Wuqing]] and [[Tianjin]]. During the [[category:railway]]
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  • ...(CRH) is a high-speed rail system operated by [[China Railways]]. ([[China Railway High-Speed|More]])
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  • ...ay Branch Bureau and Shenyang Botanical Garden, based on original Shenyang Railway steam Museum hides 15historical locomotives and 3duplicated historical loco
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  • ...Tanzania and Zambia turned to [[China]] for help in building the 1,860 km railway that covered a distance of 960 km in Tanzania and 884 km in Zambia. The rai [[category:railway]]
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  • The opening ceremony of the '''Daqin Railway''' was held in the [[Qinhuangdao North Station]] on [[December 21]], 1992. With an investment of 6.65 billion yuan, the Daqin Railway was the first electrified double track line dedicated to coal-transport.
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  • ...Railway Station]], the private residences of some senior officials of the Railway Administration, as well as the Moscow Shopping Center (now the Heilongjiang
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  • ...-sponsored [[Hearing on railway ticket prices|hearing on setting prices of railway tickets]] opened in [[Beijing]].
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  • [[File:wggt.jpg|thumb|200px|right|A high-speed train runs into Wuhan Railway Station, in Wuhan, capital of central China's Hubei Province, Dec. 26, 2009 The '''Wuhan-Guangzhou high-speed railway''' has a 350-km-per-hour average speed, boasting the world's fastest train
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  • ...ported models and technology and given the designation "Harmony." ([[China Railway High-Speed|More...]])
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  • ...ported models and technology and given the designation "Harmony." ([[China Railway High-Speed|More...]])
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  • ...ported models and technology and given the designation "Harmony." ([[China Railway High-Speed|More...]])
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  • ...ported models and technology and given the designation "Harmony." ([[China Railway High-Speed|More...]])
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  • ...inghu High-Speed Railway.JPEG|thumb|200px|left|Shanghai Beijing High-Speed Railway]] ...ay''', also known as '''Jinghu High-Speed Railway''', is a 1,318-kilometer railway that connects [[Beijing]] with [[Shanghai]]. The project aims to cut the jo
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  • ...The bridge joined together the Tianjin-Pukou Railway and Shanghai-Nanjing Railway, two of the main lines in south and north China and greatly facilitated roa The lower deck holds a twin-track railway with a length of 6,772 meters that allows two trains to run in different di
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  • The first '''railway speedup''' happened on [[April 1]], 1997. Besides lifting the average speed The fifth speedup came on [[April 18]], 2004 and involved some 16,500 km of railway lines. The average speed of passenger trains rose to 65.7 kp/h, while the t
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  • ...nghai|'''Shanghai''']] railway line stranded about 8,000 people at Kunming Railway station.
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  • '''China Railway Corporation''' performs the business functions of the defunct Ministry of R ...the First Session of the 12th [[National People's Congress]] (NPC), China Railway Corporation, with a registered capital of 1.04 trillion yuan (US$165.73 bil
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  • ...ion project of the [[9th Five-Year Plan]] (1997–2002), the '''Xi’an-Ankang Railway''' was completed on January 8, 2001, one year ahead of schedule. The Xi’an-Ankang Railway was the first line put into operation after China started its western devel
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  • ...ay Branch Bureau and Shenyang Botanical Garden, based on original Shenyang Railway steam Museum hides 15historical locomotives and 3duplicated historical loco ...ic, they have written a brilliant page in the development history of China railway locomotives.
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  • '''China Railway High-Speed''' ('''CRH 中国高铁''') is a high-speed rail system operated ...eeds of 200 kp/h and above, played an important role in the sixth national railway speedup of China implemented on [[April 18]], 2007. Instead of being driven
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  • On [[February 7]], 1923, workers of the Beijing-Hankou Railway started the sensational “February 7 Strike” after military police sabot ...eparation commission of the Federation of Workers’ Union of Beijing-Hankou Railway decided to hold the establishment ceremony on February 1, 1923.
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  • '''Li Boya''' ('''李博亚''') is a freshman at the Zhengzhou Railway Police College in Henan [[Province]]. He lost his legs to save a passenger ...to become a railway policeman. He was doing a summer internship at a local railway station in neighboring [[Hebei Province]] when the accident happened.
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  • ...people's courts''', in addition to special courts such as the '''military, railway and water transportation courts'''. Grassroots courts refer to tribunals in Special courts include the military court, maritime court, railway transportation court, forestry court, agricultural reclamation court and pe
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  • ...trative and commercial branches in order to reduce bureaucracy and improve railway service efficiency. ([[Ministry of Railways|More]])
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  • ...''), 58, a businesswoman who was involved in the corruption case of former railway minister Liu Zhijun, stood trial in Beijing on Tuesday over charges of ille
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  • [[1923]]: '''[[Beijing-Hankou Railway Workers Strike]]'''
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  • ...Wuhan Yangtze River Bridge''' began construction. It was the first highway-railway bridge over the [[Yangtze River]]. Completed two years later, it opened to
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  • [[1909]]: The '''[[Beijing-Zhangjiakou Railway]]''' opened to traffic.
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  • ...he "cultural revolution" (1966-1976). He committed suicide by lying on the railway line in Shanhaiguan at the age of 25. [[Hai Zi|(More...)]]
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  • ...he "cultural revolution" (1966-1976). He committed suicide by lying on the railway line in Shanhaiguan at the age of 25. [[Hai Zi|(More...)]]
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  • ...丁羽心'''), a businesswoman who was involved in the corruption case of former railway minister [[Liu Zhijun]], was sentenced to 20 years in prison on Dec. 16, 20 ...g Boyou Investment Management Co., - with business extending to high-speed railway equipment supplies, film and TV production, advertising and hotels. Ding wa
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  • [[File:Liu Zhijun (刘志军).jpg|thumb|250px|Liu Zhijun, former railway minister.]] On July 8, 2013, '''Liu Zhijun''' ('''刘志军'''), former railway minister, was sentenced death penalty with a two-year reprieve at Beijing's
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  • ...ique. In 1912, he passed an exam and took a job as a fitter on the Jinghan Railway connecting Hankou, [[Hubei Province]] with [[Beijing]]. It was a job that w ...ted both by foreign capitalists and domestic warlords, life for the 30,000 railway workers was arduous—they worked like dogs and enjoyed little compensation
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  • [[1993]]: Construction of [[Beijing West Railway Station]] started.
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  • [[1949]]: The [[Longhai Railway]], which runs east to west and connects [[Lianyungang]] of [[Jiangsu Provin
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  • ...he positions of Director and Secretary of the Party Committee of the Jinan Railway Bureau.
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  • ...a mockery by adopting it in every persuasion and dubbed it the "High-Speed Railway Style." ...; the report also said Wang would become the Chinese representative to the Railway Cooperation Organization in Warsaw, Poland. Although an anonymous ministry
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  • ...nts add to the fun: sand-skiing, grass-skiing, mountain boat-skiing, cable railway, luxurious yacht, children's playground, sand beach, sea-viewing corridor,
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  • ...hip, Liu Mingchuan made significant achievements in the fields of defense, railway building, post and telegraphic services, finance and science.
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  • ...ao]]'''Qinhuangdao''' is situated near a section of the [[Beijing-Shenyang Railway]] Line in the northeastern part of [[Hebei Province]]. It borders the [[Yan
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  • '''The Xu Beihong Museum''' was originally housed near the [[Beijing Railway Station]]. In 1953 Xu' s wife, Mrs. [[Liao Jingwen]], contributed the resid
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  • ...way police officer when the officer was patrolling a section of the city's railway. ...illed a railway police office when the officer was patrolling a section of railway in Chongqing, according to an officer from the Chongqing Public Security Bu
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  • ...Wuhan Yangtze River Bridge''' began construction. It was the first highway-railway bridge over the [[Yangtze River]]. Completed two years later, it opened to
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  • ...gh Europe and Asia for the first time in history, arrived at the [[Beijing Railway Station]] on [[CIIC:Selected anniversaries/September 22, 2009|September 22]
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  • [[File:railway.jpg|thumb|300px|left|Qinghai-Tibet Railway]] The '''Qinghai-Tibet Railway''' ('''青藏铁路''') is a symbolic project in China's West Development S
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  • ...traveling a Europe-Asia route for the first time, arrived at the [[Beijing Railway Station]].
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  • ...the CPC’s work in Wuhan and participated in the [[Strike of Beijing-Hankou Railway Workers]]. In 1935, he went to Moscow to study at the Lenin Institute and p
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  • ...[[Yuncheng]], [[Shanxi Province]], conducted bomb attacks at the [[Beijing Railway Station]], killing nine, including Wang himself, and wounding 81.
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  • ...ector of Wuhan Yangtze River Technical Advisory Committee and president of Railway Scientific Research Center. In [[1955]], he was elected as an academician o .... He guided the design and building of China's first dual-purpose road-and-railway bridge - [[Qiantangjiang Bridge]] over the [[Yangtze]] near [[Hangzhou]]. T
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  • ...horserace course, a tennis court, a swimming pool, an air-raid shelter, a railway station for the emperor's special train, and the barracks for the imperial
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  • [[Image:Tanzam Railway.jpg|thumb|right|200px]] [[1970]]: Construction of the '''[[Tanzam Railway]]''' (TAZARA) commenced.
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  • ...Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region and director of the Inner Mongolia Jitong Railway Company. ..., and vice chairman of the board of directors of the Inner Mongolia Jitong Railway Company.
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  • 4. Japan was allowed to continue operation of the military railway from [[Andong]] to Fengtian.
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  • ...Dragon Bone Hill (Longgushan), which stands to the east of the Zhoukoudian Railway Station, is the site of the caves occupied by Peking man; in fact, a total
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  • ...ina, Shenyang has established a modern network of transportation. Airline, railway and expressway are all available here. *'''Railway'''
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  • ...ized cities in China and foreign cities such as Bangkok and Seoul, 9 trunk railway lines and a couple of national highways, provincial roads and expressways. ...completed by the end of 2013. Famous groups, such as the Sany Group, China Railway Construction Corporation and Greenland Group, have built workshops in the n
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  • ...reaus of [[Shanghai]], Shenyang and [[Beijing]], Beijing-Tianjin Intercity Railway Co. Ltd. and the Transport Bureau for the Ministry of Railways. His most re ...otong University and Southwest Jiaotong University. As a leading expert in railway technology, Zhang enjoyed an allowance especially provided by the State Cou
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  • ...reated enormous pressure on China's transportation sector. The Ministry of Railway and the [[National Development and Reform Commission]] usually issue circul
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  • ...ecessary. Currently, China has special courts handling military, maritime, railway cases.''' Railway transportation tribunals are special courts set up along railways that try
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  • ...ave never taken [[Qinghai-Tibet Railway]], you can visit the Qinghai-Tibet Railway sand table, from which you can get a direct understanding of its route; if
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  • How to get there: 1. Take No. 502 bus at Suzhou railway station and get off at Dongshan stop, change there for No. 500 bus;
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  • ...nstructions, which include [[the National Museum of China]], [[the Beijing Railway Station]] and [[Workers Stadium]], all of which were constructed for the 10
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  • Route: Take a bus to Hulan District from the bus station opposite the Harbin Railway Station.
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  • How to get there: 1. Take No. 91 bus to Xishan at west of [[Suzhou Railway Station]], 4 yuan, 2 hours’ drive;
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  • How to get there: 1. Take No. 203 bus at Shijiazhuang railway station and get off at downtown Jingxing County (5 yuan), change to a bus t
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  • ...tons of goods every year, three times as much as the Beijing-[[Shanghai]] Railway. The canal connects major coal bases in the north and serves as a cheap and
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  • The Ministry of Railway and the [[National Development and Reform Commission]] usually issue circul
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  • ...sty wrote in Longcheng Outdated Story, “The Russian were building Dongqing Railway, when a snake appeared. The Russian attacked it with distant cannons, but i
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  • ...he "cultural revolution" (1966-1976). He committed suicide by lying on the railway line in Shanhaiguan at the age of 25. ...breathing exercises) in his last years. He ended his life by lying on the railway line in Shanhaiguan two days after his 25th birthday. A bag, containing a '
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  • ...and romantic than what general thinking stratified. Her father Zhou Wei, a railway engineer from [[Sichuan]], met Marguerite Denis in Belgium, where Zhou was ...Sichuan]] to find himself a engineering post on the [[Longhai Railway]], a railway extending from southern [[Jiangsu]] to central [[Gansu]].
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  • Bus Route: Bus No.67, 803, 819, 853, 98 or urban railway to the station of Huoying
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  • How to get there: 1 The railway lines of Shi-Tai, Jing-Bao, Jing-Yuan,Tai-Jiao and Han-Chang all go through
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  • ...venue three times. At first it was a small affair close to the [[Jiangwan Railway Station]]. After the Revolution of 1911, the temple was occupied and used f
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  • ...gures and it was established in memory of [[Zhan Tianyou]], an outstanding railway engineer in China.
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  • How to get there: 1 The railway lines of Shi-Tai, Jing-Bao, Jing-Yuan,Tai-Jiao and Han-Chang all go through
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  • ...r long-distance buses at Lianhuachi to Shidu; take trains at Beijing South Railway Station to Shidu
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  • ...120(branch), 728, 8201(special) to the bus stop of Tian'anmen, Underground Railway to the station of East Tian'anmen.
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  • ...village;<br>3. Take No. K257 or 4439 trains to Shacheng at [[Beijing South Railway Station]] and change to a minibus to the village at Shacheng Bus Station.
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  • ...ou Jiaotong University while his father served as director of the Liuzhou Railway Station Bureau.
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  • ...meters;subway to the station of Sihui, and walk east for 500 meters.;urban railway to Gaobeidian, and walk west for 100 meters;Take boats to Gaobeidian Lake
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  • Pudong Railway and highways connecting [[Zhejiang]] and [[Jiangsu]] provide Chuansha Aviat ...by a maglev train to Pudong International Airport, the No.2 subway, Pudong Railway and over one hundred bus routes, Chuansha has a good transportation network
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  • ...ute: Bus No.31 1, 336, 337, 396, 746, 747, 959, 965, 972, 977; Underground railway to the station of Pingguoyuan, transfer to Bus 336 or 396 to Shougang Xiaoq
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  • ...the Reporting and Charges Center of the SPP), criminal appeals department, railway transportation prosecution department, department for the prevention of cri === Railway Transportation Prosecution Department ===
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  • ...1979, Li was the supervisor and Party branch secretary of the Kangjiashan Railway Management Segment in Liaoning Province, and vice secretary of the General
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  • Bus Route: Underground railway, and bus Nos. 1, 4 and etc, get off in the station of Military Museum.
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  • '''The Xu Beihong Museum''' was originally housed near the [[Beijing Railway Station]]. In 1953 Xu' s wife, Mrs. [[Liao Jingwen]], contributed the resid
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  • ...r mathematics and logic is inherited, either from his father, who works in railway logistics, or from his mother, who is an engineer. However, he believes tha
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  • ...rs to the Jinan international airport. The zone is near Jinghu and Jingjiu railway. Only 4, 3 and 6 hours does it need to Beijing, Qingdao and Shanghai respec
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  • ...equently sent troops to [[Shandong]], China, occupied the [[Jiaozhou-Jinan Railway]] in October and [[Qingdao]] in November, and seized all the special rights ...former German leased territories in [[Jiaozhou Bay]], the [[Jiaozhou-Jinan Railway]] and other privileges directly to China. Despite Gu Weijun and Wang Zhengt
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  • Tour buses leave Suzhou Railway Station and Suzhou's North Bus Station between 6:30 to 18:00 (buses depart
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  • ...epart every five minutes from the Jiashan bus station. A taxi from Jiashan railway station to Xitang costs between 25 and 30 yuan.
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  • On June 3, 2014, the region's first high-speed railway goes on trial run.
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  • ...azure sky was my early morning view when I drew aside the curtains of my [[railway]] carriage.
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  • ...ecessary. Currently, China has special courts handling military, maritime, railway cases. Railway transportation tribunals are special courts set up along railways that try
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  • Railway Hunan has a developed railway system. Six main railway lines including Jiangguang, Xiangqian, Zhegan, Xianggui, Shichang and Zhili ...projects have been newly opened such as Hunan to Guizhou Complex line etc. Railway transportation in Hunan will be more smoothly at that time.
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  • ...ei-Henan border area, they led their troops east across the Beiping-Hankou Railway into the southern Hebei plains, where they established the Southern Hebei A ...t the Kuomintang troops that were advancing north along the Beiping-Hankou railway. At the Battle of Handan they routed two enemy armies and won over another,
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  • ...rld, thanks to the opening of the world's highest rail road, Qinghai-Tibet Railway, on July 1, 2006.
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  • ...ity and urban district levels. Special procuratorates include military and railway transportation prosecution. Procuratorates are established at levels corres
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  • 1) Railway: six railways for passenger transportation, including one between Beijing a
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  • ...e Yi areas along the Yunnan-Vietnam Railway and the Gejiu-Bisezhai-Shiping Railway. Slavery remained intact for a long time in the Greater Liangshan Mountain ...ortation department employed a total of 10,000 people. The Chengdu-Kunming Railway crosses six counties in the Liangshan Yi Autonomous Prefecture over a dista
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  • [[File:Tibet_railway.jpg|thumb|300px|right|Starting point of Qinghai-Tibet Railway]]It was clearly laid down in the agreement on the peaceful liberation of Ti ...gh the [[Tianzhu]] Tibetan Prefecture in [[Gansu]] and the [[Qinghai-Tibet Railway]] starting from [[Xining]] has already reached [[Golmud]] in [[Qinghai]].
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  • [[File:Tibet_railway.jpg|thumb|300px|right|Starting point of Qinghai-Tibet Railway]]It was clearly laid down in the agreement on the peaceful liberation of Ti ...gh the [[Tianzhu]] Tibetan Prefecture in [[Gansu]] and the [[Qinghai-Tibet Railway]] starting from [[Xining]] has already reached [[Golmud]] in [[Qinghai]].
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  • Japanese troops provocatively destroyed a section of railway in north [[Shenyang]] and attacked the [[Chinese]] garrison at Beidaying, S
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