Sleeping on an overnight train in China

[@7t788]

I like your every video because of seeing the real and living China.

[@mingtan2081]

@@pacificdawn5999 u r monster

[@huiliu7179]

Tim Lou u r uneducated

[@xavier7332]

@@pacificdawn5999 Yes we are scary monsters, very scary! LOL

[@KevinnnZ]

Tim Lou You are so rude and ignorant. Shut ur potato head ass up, most Chinese are richer than you clown.

[@pycpenn]

@@pacificdawn5999 2:14 A cute little monster.. .

[@3d4fun96]

You are showing the world a true and credible China, for which you deserve respect.

[@scarybott]

true? lol

[@WeishanZhang1030]

Paul Shane what is not true?

[@xw5666]

@@scarybott jealousy? lol

[@scarybott]

@@xw5666 lol u so funny

[@bakutanexpert8012]

@@scarybott which part isn't true? Bet you didn't even take the effort to visit China before making such assumptions

[@jamesl9371]

I love taking the overnight train in China. I did it many times. It’s great to wake up at 7:00 am at your destination. I always took the soft sleeper lower bunk. I like comfort

[@xingxing2225]

yes， I prefer soft sleeper，less people and more comfortable, less noise. I dont like this hard sleeper

[@MarieZh]

I love your videos! I often find your videos to be very helpful as I try to learn more about Chinese culture and customs. Thank you so much for making them and sharing them with us. 💕

[@BlondieinChina]

Emily Bejarano thanks Emily!!!

[@g-alicecheng1287]

It's just easier to bring cup instant noodle because all Chinese trains offer hot water, but you can actually prepare and bring whatever you want to eat, as long as it doesn't go bad too quickly in room temperature and to be polite, doesn't stink too much. Personally, I like to bring some pot-stewed fowl that can be served cold and fruits.

[@user-wu6xl4wq5q]

I’m pretty sure at the end of the carriage there is a dining room, at least on the train I went on. There was one cool auntie there who gave Hong baos to small kids. Only 1RMB in each packet but the gesture was still super unique.

[@petermathewvanaardt74]

😁😆 Have you tried coach? I've used private coach from Shenzen to Wuhan the to Shanghai by ferry on the Yangtze. Beautiful clean pure cotton linen with goose down duvet and pillows. Slept like a baby when I did. Sooo much to see on the way. Truly the most beautiful country in the world.

[@RD-ht6go]

Wait. Are there ferry service between Wuhan and Shanghai?

[@petermathewvanaardt74]

@@RD-ht6go yes, may, and hotel type ships

[@jodimansion9866]

My best memories are from the overnights on Chinese trains !! 1986!! Too many to count. Love the hard sleeper and being with the people and sharing food tea etc.

[@andrewesswein5778]

The snacks I like on a chinese train are pickled bamboo shoots, and spicy peanuts. With instant noodles. Once I took a overnight train that was empty and I made an office out of boxes and played Skyrim on my laptop.

[@jjc4232]

Love the fact that u feel ok to travel alone.

[@BlondieinChina]

I LOVE travelling alone! Makes me feel so free and independent, and like anything could happen!

[@BlondieinChina]

I LOVE travelling alone! Makes me feel so free and independent, and like anything could happen!

[@jjc4232]

@@BlondieinChina I wish I could do what you do. Travelling alone and being ok by yourself and just explore the unknown. I think that's very brave of you. Cause I know I will get so nervous if I am by myself. Lol.. 😂 😂 And I m a big boy too.

[@user-tu5pi6ff5i]

be careful

[@tipinwings]

jack chung traveling alone is somewhat dangerous in any country, especially for a lady. But, if you have to do it, China is one of the safest choices.

[@swordnd88]

Huhhot, my hometown... The Zhangjiakou station is under construction for the high speed rail way between Beijing and Huhhot, and for the 2022 winter Olympic, so all the train from Huhhot to Beijing have to take the old Jing-Bao line and that's why it takes so long to get there. Thanks for the video!

[@SpeakEverydayEnglish]

Interesting video. I travelled many times on the high speed trains when I lived in China, but never took advantage of the experience of the sleeper trains. I don't sleep well on hard bases I'm afraid. So I was glad to see your video and know a bit more of what it is actually like. As expected, spotlessly clean. And yes, those meat travel snacks gross me out too. The instant noodles aren't bad though.

[@scarlettzy2663]

There are softer bases, you can choose.

[@toom2141]

Whats the problems with squad toilets? They are the best! hygienic and natural shitting position. When I am in China I preferably choose one of those.

[@nsebast]

Yep with sitting toilets hundreds of people touch it everyday. With squatting toilets your skin dont even touch what other people touch.

[@hlshcd]

The problem with that is the toilet in those train is usually not very clean

[@JustLIkerapunzel]

Holo Yoitsu It would only be even more dirty with western toilets in a train!

[@yardhostler3728]

@@JustLIkerapunzel yup, meth users and crack heads all over the USA, they love to live in restrooms and shoot dope.shit look at San Francisco they be taking over the streets, and Seattle.

[@damianrhea8875]

toom2141 Indeed. In fact, in rural Italy, at least as of ~1990’s, when I was working there, toilets in public buildings were still squat only. So FOR YEARS, I HONESTLY do not understand what the big deal. Until seating toilets became available, ALL toilets IN THE WORLD were squat toilets... Get over it, people.

[@dickfister5081]

China trains are simply awesome and hard sleepers are among the best. Clean and on time.

[@xxblgamingxx4342]

I love how small your channel is because its like youre talking to a small class or something also great video

[@BlondieinChina]

yay!!! Thats exactly the vibe I'm going for. So glad you like the content!!!

[@maggiewang1984]

I grew up eating dried sweet potato strips 😅 So hard to find them in my local Chinese groceries nowadays😭

[@decman11]

Just subscribed to your channel. Love your videos. If you keep posting I will keep watching.

[@BlondieinChina]

Danny dsd thank you so much Danny!!!

[@anthonyyu478]

I took a train ride from HK to Beijing back in 1998. It was in a class B cabin, which consisted of 4 bunks in single compartment. Took all of 22 hours back then. And yes squat toilets.

[@BlondieinChina]

22 hours is a long ride!! But its a ride you don't forget easily

[@xiangyu9460]

There is a high-speed train between Beijing and Hohhot now. My wife's hometown is Hohhot, it currently takes less 3hrs!

[@yuerquiet]

在节日或者学生放假时，硬卧人特别多，下面的座位少，白天经常要侵占下铺朋友的位置，出入床铺时很费劲，行李架大部分都是满的，而且很高不容易放行李，下铺下面可以放行李但很多人都不知道。最主要是赶上一个隔间里有臭脚，那可真是起飞了(›´ω`‹ )大学由北向南坐了几年，我一个男生也觉得挺辛苦的。

[@thorkarlsen4559]

Amy, hope one day you could visit the whole of Lake Tai (太湖) regions. It is the cradle of Wu culture (江浙文化). There are many historical places or towns (most of them are more than 2000 years old) to visit, very touristy, and have great food as well. For example 同里(The Venice of China), 乌镇，南浔古镇, 木渎(Cornucopia of Wu Culture) etc. In addition, Wuxi is the closest city to Lake Tai, as well as famous tourist attractions nearby Lake Tai as well... You will be impressed if you visit that region. 唔是无锡宁，欢迎外国旁油来无锡白相白相。

[@BlondieinChina]

omg thank you for this tip!!!! I will definitely go check this area out!

[@TheRainbowToyChannel]

I just got back from a 3 week China trip and did 6 overnight trains! Missing it so living through you, and those instant noodles on the train really hit different

[@user-xu6sb6ix1g]

哈哈 now you know why we have to develop high speed train

[@michaelg8658]

磐石?? ur hometown??

[@xionstellarblade]

睡过绿皮火车，恭喜你在中国的经验值又升级了。趁绿皮火车还运行的时候要坐赶紧坐，再过些年要消失了。如果是下铺，坐慢速绿皮火车，晚上睡起来超有感觉，摇摇晃晃像在海上。另外，很喜欢你的英文发音

[@michaelgeracie9228]

Did the ride from Wuxi to Chengdu years ago. This brought back a ton of memories! Most pro tip of this video though: those sausage sticks... stay away!

[@BlondieinChina]

Michael Geracie great tip! I can’t hear myself to even try one! Hahahah

[@ZhongKaiDai]

I just discovered you and instantly subscribed. As a chinese guy who has lived more than two thirds of his life in Spain, it's so nice and kind of funny to see how foreigners think about China. Keep it up!!!

[@BlondieinChina]

omg thank you so much!!!! Means a lot that you like my videos!

[@ExcursionSteve]

"Tickle my fancy" Has to be the most adorable thing you've ever said haha

[@HeartsCherryBlossoms]

I traveled the same route back in 2004, when I was a high school student studying for a summer in Beijing. My overnight sleeper had only two rows of beds on each parallel wall. Did the squat toilet have plumbing? 15 years ago, it was just a hole in the floor; you could basically see the tracks below. I had the pleasure to return to China since then, and the changes are unbelievable. I will always have very fond memories of that first trip.

[@BlondieinChina]

You never forget your first overnight sleeper train!! Hmm as for plumbing I'm not sure. I think they just dump everything on the tracks?? But I'm not sure, maybe that has changed!!! So glad you have such fond memories of China

[@CartoonTrendz]

Now i need long travel... FULL of stressful life😑.. after seen your video☺ its good feeling😀

[@BlondieinChina]

I'm glad my videos can put a smile on your face!!! Hope you have a great day today

[@yiyibai2703]

You are really brave to try these things that you are not familiar with.

[@pasik8884]

The method that you use to create videos is so nice❤️😁

[@BlondieinChina]

thank you SO much Pasindu! Really appreciate your support!!!

[@alexshawcn]

Remind me all the college days when I had to travel back and from hometown to school in those night trains. Sleeping seats are harder to get, sometimes i can only get sitting seats. With all those knowledge, when my girlfriend and I travelled in Europe, we book a night train and expecting the similar system, however... at Salzburge train staion 11pm, we boarded a train to Venice. But that was a room with 6 half naked young guys with a big box of beers..... they were apparently drunk. Luckily a gentlemen with uniform came by and asked if my girlfriend wanted to move to all-girl-only coach, leaving me with those drunk guys. But it turned out to be a great experience. they were a group of soccer fans working in a factory or so ( they spoke little English and I understood 0 German) but I drank beer the whole night!!

[@somno6878]

That was not packed duck...but tofu flavoured like meat...

[@sacedive]

Somoko Chou oh I’ve tried that when I was in China there delicious 😋

[@alexandrefan2385]

its not tofu flavoured like meat, its meat flavoured tofu

[@ynoten]

@@alexandrefan2385 Thats what he said.. Tofu with meat flavour...

[@alexandrefan2385]

Tony So my bad

[@maisiethebabyspider9229]

so there are no animal products at all?

[@taring9]

One of the best sleeps I’ve had in my life was on an overnight train from bangkok to Chiangmai !

[@12210831]

Hi Blondie, I start watching your KZbin everything about China in these few days. It's absolutely not easy to ride an overnight train in China railway system. As an expat, the culture and hygienic requirement are absolutely different. Fortunately, you finally got through the most difficult part of toilet environment. Well Done.

[@rodhigh7]

Amy, some years ago I was working in Shenyang. There was about 6 feet of snow on the ground which consisted of black and white layers, the black being coal dust which was always in the air. Although they were not allowed to buy anything, the locals would crowd into the Friendship store to keep warm. My wife and I were supposed to fly to Hong Kong but the airport was closed due to the weather so we took a train to Beijing. The airport at Beijing was also closed so we got a train to Goungzho (sp?)> I knew it as Canton. From there we took a hover craft down the Pearl river to Hong Kong. It was an interesting 2 day trip.

[@S_T_fania]

Sorry?!?!?! Backed duck are awesome!!!!😂😂😂😂😂 Love your video

[@sif_2799]

Just found your channel and I love your videos and you're so lovely, thank you!

[@yingYang-zj5mp]

Haha ,little boy want to say hi with you hahah .cute,enjoy in China。

[@RespectOthers1]

Nice, most people appreciates a slow journey more than a quick one. I was hoping you strike up a conversation or two with the other travellers. Now you've whet my curiousity to know what you actually did in Hohhot! :D

[@BlondieinChina]

yeah!! I should have done that. I plan to make a more detailed/longer video about speed trains where I have some cool conversations. Unfortunately I slept most of the way hahahha. Next time I'll stay awake a bit longer! In Hohhot I went to visit a good friend and make some VLOGS for my chinese platforms :) :)

[@JaysonYan]

Great video! Thank you for sharing this authentic experience you are sharing here. Remind me of journeys with my families when I was growing up. Have you tried the new sleeper on the bullet train(i think it runs an overnight service between Beijing and Shanghai?

[@beautybea5543]

Thanks..some of your video are helping me. I will travel to xian - zhangjiajie - fenghuang - Guangzhou next year.

[@jeremyhan7466]

I even couldn't recall my last overnight train trip in China, nowdays we got so many different means to travel in China. And, welcome to China!

[@liangli5434]

The vedio reminds me my undergraduate life during which I was traveling from home to university by overnight trains. I can't forget the memories when I was traveling with my girlfriend on the sleep train, it was so much fun even we were poor students at that time. The low cost slow green train is being replaced by high spees train and getting off the stage now. I am glad to see you vlog it as a memory. we may not see it any more in some future.

[@BlondieinChina]

I really love these overnight trains! you can meet so many new friends and its a very interesting environment to just chill out, read a book, look out the window at the beautiful scenery. Glad this video was able to bring back some memories for you!

[@conorgilles81]

That actually doesn't look too bad. It might get old after 13 hours but I would imagine the first 8 hours or so are pretty tolerable.

[@user-ko4kk4ng7r]

事实上又挤又吵 睡眠质量不好的人会完全睡不着很难受 特别是上铺 佩服你的勇气 为了体验中国生活也是拼了 给你点赞

[@xiaomoogle]

I actually miss those sleeper trains. I used to add pickles to my noodles and take a load of fruit, and raid the dining cars for tissue when I'd realised I'd forgotten to bring my own toilet paper 囧

[@evelynnweng2447]

You can try soft berth which is more comfortable

[@Juliencalabro]

The little boy is so cute ahah

[@user-qb4ke6gm5b]

I honestly am watching everyone of your videos

[@paulmartin8299]

If I go to China one day, I would definitely want you to go with me. You had amazing trips across China + you know how to speak mandarin.

[@helloworld0609]

Love this video. Used to do it every year when I was a student.

[@user-th6io2tr2b]

You are so brave.... maybe you should choose the more expensive one.

[@vangrails]

Approx 10 years ago I travelled by night train from Luoyang to Pingyao and from Pingyao to Datong. I wonder of these night trains still exist between these places It was also 6 beds per cabin. I am 1,83 meters and I did fit. It was not uncomfortable but I did worry about my stuff being stolen. Luckily that didn't happen and I was probably overworried. I like travelling in China but what I don't like is getting a visa. You need to say upfront which places you want to visit and in which hotels you will stay as far as I know. Maybe the rules have changed? Once covid is over I will travel again but I am not sure if China will be my destination, I like many countries.

[@liwenren2230]

wow, the green carriage, i don't even know it's still in service.

[@michaelfung4629]

Yep, they've upgraded the hard sleepers. Should've seen them 22yrs ago, much more material to film.

[@mysteryche4187]

There are 2 sleepers in China.They are soft sleeper and hard sleeper.Yours is hard one in the video. But the another one is very good .Hope you can experience it. Every room with a door only has four beds .It's slience rand cheaner.Thanks for your video.Love form China.❤️❤️❤️

[@carsondial5570]

Interesting. I probably would try the bullet train. Over night trains are tough.

[@dongzhenying3405]

If you don’t want eat junk food, there is a food section on the train, you can ask the staff where it is. It’s great to see if a vlog on a high speed bullet train😄

[@BlondieinChina]

yeah!! I sometimes use the dining cart if im desperate for hot food, but personally I find the options there a little blah blah. Thanks for your feedback!!!

[@heihei240]

That was not packaged duck. That's called vegetable chicken. Chinese people know that is pickled tofu Snack.

[@evan2557]

heihei240 所以说没文化真可怕，然后还炫耀一下。

[@TheSamvirtual]

Hi Amy. Love your videos and to really understand the locals and explain us with your lovely ozzy accent! ❤️ 1000/1000

[@BlondieinChina]

Sam Virtual thanks so much!!!!!!! ❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@xinyizhu2084]

这视频看哭我，我本科的时候就是每个假期的硬卧来回，南京-银川，想念上铺哈哈哈，我记得会有乘务员来回卖牙刷和小玩具。还有火车的快餐真的好好吃嘻嘻嘻

[@CCMphilip]

I never go for those package meat stuff too.. only get bread, fruits or biscuits 😄

[@faboulusfab9630]

Love sleep trains in china... however, some of these trains go for 54 hours and the they do NOT change the sheets in between... had to learn the hard way when I got in the train in Xi’an coming from northeastern china to Chongqing and the sheets had blood stains on them. Always be careful of that when booking the train.

[@aaronwai1758]

You can picture how the hard seat liked 40 years ago. I took the 2 days hard seat train from gz to Shanghai at that time.😓

[@alexschonwieder9965]

I like your posts so much👍. Unfortunately so short🤷🏻‍♂️, but nice. Your voice sounds so pleasant. I am looking forward to your next videos. Take good care of yourself🙏. Greetings Alex from Germany🙋🏻‍♂️✌🌻

[@BlondieinChina]

Thanks Alex! Yeah, this was very much a spur of the moment video, would have liked to include more info and content about speed trains. I plan to make another more detailed one in the future!

[@FezanRafique]

Another Expat in China is now your subscriber :)

[@soul832006]

Overnight sleeper trains are ok. Longer journeys are almost a nightmare. My first experience of a hard sleeper was Beijing to Datong in winter. Snowing outside. But the trains were uncomfortably hot and I spent the whole night in a lather of sweat 😓 Tbh, I've been on 24hr trips from Shenzhen to Henan Zhengzhou and they are also sometimes uncomfortable. Don't buy the food in the train station as it's incredibly marked up. You can purchase cheap at the corner mart or supermarkets. I enjoyed bringing fresh fruits on the journey. Soft sleepers are worth the upgrade. 1st class cabins are ok but even they are shared unless you buy out all 4 tickets. My worst experience was a sleeper bus that got stuck in the snow for 12 hours in Hunan whilst travelling from Shenzhen to Henan. Took 36 hrs for a 24hr ride... Word of warning for CNY. Tickets sell out weeks in advance and the trains are so overcrowded that people will sit in the aisles on their luggage and train stations will be packed with what seems like thousands of passengers. Many train stations use baggage scanners as well.

[@ruedelta]

There's also the business class cabins which are only two beds and a private bathroom (western toilet). You also get a (musty) single seat sofa. The beds are pretty much the same as the soft sleepers. I would say it's a luxury that's only worth it if you're traveling with one other person and really want some good sleep, or just want to splurge on a different experience.

[@andyl3655]

this takes courage!!! even I don't have the courage to take a night sleeping train,,, and btw that kid is pretty cute and nice video!!

[@BlondieinChina]

Andy Li thanks Andy!! Yeah that kid was sooo cute and cheeky!

[@lebaoliu9038]

Actually,the ¨sausage¨ in 00:35 are not made of real meat.A lot of people do not know that those ¨sausage¨ is made of starch but not of meat.😂😂But,anyway,it is not good for health indeed.Just stay healthy and try some more delicious food:)

[@wodetiana]

Wooww amazing experience ..I took 8hours from shenyang to Beijing, it was hell on earth 😂😂😂 Much love ❤️ ..let’s stay connected 🇺🇬🇨🇳🇺🇬🇨🇳🇺🇬🇨🇳🇺🇬🇨🇳🇺🇬🇨🇳🇺🇬

[@mozuzeng6121]

😂

[@wodetiana]

mozu zeng 😂😂

[@mozuzeng6121]

in 2009 when I went to university from Shantou to Guangzhou. it took me 8 hours too. but now the same trip going back home takes only 2 hours😄. welcome to China again

[@gaafailok3719]

Over here in England we have spam, ham, tins of sardines and other package meat which was also used in world war as ration food. I think we should try our best and adapt to eat meat package for survival and conveniences for our advantages. Chicken feet is packed with cartilage that helps your joints. A man stranded in the ocean had adapted eating exotic parts of the fish such as liver packed with iron and eyeball omega 3 and other fatty parts of the fish for triglycerides and protein Human body are very hood with survival, when the are thirsty they will find water and make it clean. Modern society had prevented us from eating exotic things which we shouldn’t have abandon these lost survival and adaptation. During the world war those who survives are the one who fed well because you can’t fight well without food, and it breaks morale. Those poor Chinese people, for those who fought in ww1 and ww2,the 96000 chinese labour corps who fought against the Nazi, for the British, American and France for their freedom and other parts of Europe, they were treated unfairly.

[@sofiamidkiff7644]

Some of the package meat are actually vegetarian meat

[@tokatifujiwara3364]

I took this sort of trains once or twice when I was a child. It didn't work well for me though. Kind of crowded and noisy, sometimes even the snores.

[@ZKZ123]

Go Amy! Go!

[@BlondieinChina]

thanks!!!!!

[@monicazhu9597]

Most people from cities in China prefer to travel by bullet trains or by flights as these options are very affordable for someone who earns a average salary in most cities. So do expect to travel with people from rural areas or migrant workers on these normal trains. Nothing wrong with these lovely people, but you'll have to put up with the chaotic, sometimes not so western-standard civilized manners. But I guess it's a part of the experience. If you prefer so stay within the comfort zone, definitely avoid these trains.

[@nessuno1948]

Not much different for overnight travels in Italy some 40/50 years ago: the difference: six places compartments. (toilet expectations included). Today I don't know but I'm not very optimistic.

[@Asbjoorn]

I like this vlog`ish thing. Really nice when there is no background music. Makes it seem more "Authentic", for lack of a better word

[@BlondieinChina]

Thank you!!! Yeah usually I have background music but for this one I thought it made it more real/authentic without music.

[@user-zw7ke4vi3k]

呼和浩特到北京没有高铁吗

[@torbai]

还没有，19年年底才会通车。 都怨张家口。。。什么地形。。。

[@rutger8655]

😂the “package duck” shown in the video is actually made of vegetables/beans and the bag says vegan beggar’s chicken

[@kashinglee7495]

thanks for your video, nice try.

[@jasonbourne7935]

You can upload this video to Bilibili

[@GeorgeMartinus]

For the next video, I think you need to show yourself have chit-chat with locals. It's always great to see how the locals look at u as an "alien" at first, but after you break the ice, yeah u know the rest. That would be more interesting.

[@KarlXiao18]

Ah...The good old sleeping carriage. They are much better in cleanness and comfortable compare to the 80s. There is a slightly better sleeping cars called soft sleeping cars, 4 beds per closed cabin with slightly softer beds, larger moving space for passengers and better privacy. The price maybe much higher though.

[@nanocarbonx]

Great video

[@BlondieinChina]

thank you!!!

[@voongnz]

Can't comment on chinese packaged non-fresh meat, but beef jerky and biersticks are damn good.

[@86Spain]

wow, just found out your channel and its awesome! insta sub and really nice job in every aspect!

[@BlondieinChina]

Hachiroku Spain thanks so much!!!!! Really appreciate your comment!!

[@Athrunwong]

Wow...how old is the train really? it looks like it's nothing like the other trains of china on youtube. Is the fare affordable? Honestly tho, thumbs up for the video. i never knew it was that clean inside. i kinda expect cockroaches or something like that.

[@Kylo_Ren_2033]

If I’m not mistaken, all overnight trains are “slow trains”.

[@sams9981]

Kylo Ren some overnight train around 200 kmph with bullet train.

[@user-vk9gj4wz5e]

车站的东西又贵又不好吃。。。。如果真的计划出行，可以提前在家附近的超市买好。搭乘卧铺的话注意财物的安全，上铺相对安全些。可以带双拖鞋，把自己的鞋子放好以防被人家错穿或者恶意带走。虽然这样情况不上常发生，但是还是有发生过的，带拖鞋这样你去厕所或者餐车都方便些。经济允许可以买软卧，这样更私密些，更舒适些，财物更安全些。坐卧铺有时候也是快乐的体验，尤其是一群朋友出发，六个床位都是你们的，可以一起吃零食，玩游戏，很棒不是嘛？

[@raymondhsu6407]

The non-sleeper seats look a bit tight for 13 hours

[@lowcc7602]

good on U.

[@darkknight3274]

2:42 what s the name of the book in your kindle?

[@xueliu4493]

Terriblest thing in China train is that there always are some people smoking on the train. Really Really hate that!

[@manofqwerty]

I'm getting one of these between Beijing and Xi'an about the same length of time. We opted for a soft sleeper though.

[@user-xx1zm3cr2v]

妹子真的非常喜欢你的视频，中国虽然非常安全，但是自己在外面也一定要小心啊

[@user-qw8ej3si4i]

很怀念小时候坐绿皮火车的时候，后来都坐高铁了：）

[@markshao3901]

I like the smiling girl

[@ABCD-tq7si]

Try instant milk tea next time. I'm from Huhehaote.

[@didalin458]

香飘飘吗哈哈

[@lazybones5390]

Lol I like you always diss those sausages or packaged meat. Come on those are not bad, I eat a lot those kinda processed food when I was in high school, lol.

[@Arteta423]

It reminds me of my undergrad life. The only direct transportation from my hometown and Dalian, where I got my bachelor's, is by train. It was never a pleasant experience. Sometimes there were babies on the train, and they might cry loudly for the whole night! By the way, I never tried the breakfast they sell on the train. Maybe you can give it a try and share with us how it tastes.

[@BlondieinChina]

ahhhh that is always the worst when you have loud babies in the train :( or even a bad snorer!!!