Hong Kong’s Exhibition Centre MTR station set to launch as part of new cross-harbour extension

[@zaksk-zhj77]

This will be a wonderful opening. I moved somewhere else but I was obsessed with HK train stations.

[@eric5901]

Very clean, safe and reliable service.

[@leeandrew2682]

HK public transportation is best in this galaxy

[@daisea2859]

@@leeandrew2682 Singapore better

[@FlatEarthKiller]

@@daisea2859 we have five doors and human looking trains

[@wutony7672]

Looks awesome well done Hong Kong

[@bianzidan]

Well done. I used to transit in HK quite often, and sometimes had stop-overs for a few days just to enjoy the vibrant city, the very last time was 1/1/2020. Hopefully I can make it again before too long.

[@HoYanPiano]

Feeling thankful ❤

[@ykky1110]

Has the opening of the cross-harbor extention of the East Rail Line reduced congestion on the Tsuen Wan Line?

[@lamchunting856]

cramming more people into admiralty station, genius move

[@zainabcutechannel8966]

Perfect 💯✨👌

[@eric5901]

Compare this to NY subway where rats run rampant, Asian women are being pushed onto tracks and gun men shooting inside carriages & you wonder why anyone would want to vandalise these facilities!

[@queenmonkeyhead]

At least NY don’t have Xi.

[@tayspiderx]

❤️HK

[@maddox3369]

Nice

[@shuikicheung]

此站方便在會展工作的人？This station convenience for anyone working nearby or in the exhibition centre ?

[@kaitsunjohnwashingtonfung4552]

第日北港島綫都會駛經，我估將來作為轉車站嘅角色會多過serve灣仔碼頭/會展一帶嘅作用

[@airkiss8007]

FREE HK , FREE TAIWAN

[@ericjin6364]

There's a translation mistake at 1:49: "香港两地" here refers to [Hong Kong Island] and [Kowloon], not [Mainland]. :-P

[@leeandrew2682]

golden memories of Hunghom KCR

[@gallaxian]

That’s nice consolation for the lost freedoms.

[@shuikicheung9956]

最重要有內地客人!The most important have inland guest !

[@wiwatpin]

Motherland : China the Great!!! 🇨🇳🇨🇳🇨🇳

[@youtubeed12345]

Five demands not one less ✋🏼☝🏼

[@666demonknight666]

Most Troublesome Railway

[@penguinpingu3807]

Great for walkability though. Roads bleed money when more people use it.

[@SaviorCydelor]

First, leave Cantonese name behind and use Mandarin name for English name stations. Taiwan may speak hokkien but don't use their pronunciation for location name for English

[@John7204.]

What? Can u explain what u mean

[@SaviorCydelor]

@@John7204. i can't speak

[@Jeremy_Y]

With my greatest respect, why would you want to do that? China uses Pinyin for station names in English, because Putonghua, or Mandarin, is the language everyone speaks. In Taiwan, not everyone knows or speaks Hokkien, and their most popular language is also Mandarin. In Hong Kong, however, everyone speaks Cantonese. I say this without any political intent, but it's simply a fact. You don't see people in the streets of Hong Kong communicating with Mandarin. Heck, you don't see government officials use Mandarin as a default.

[@handlingitwell]

@@Jeremy_Y Exactly. Using mandarin will just make things more difficult for many people, especially when foreigners ask for directions from locals who don't speak mandarin.

[@discoverchina1885]

@@John7204. His meaning is that, Taiwan(whose mother tongue is hokkein), still uses mandarin pinyin as metro name; while Hong Kong should follow and rename all stations into mandarin pinyin