Rush hour

There are many ways to get around the major Chinese cities - taxis, buses, bicycles, on foot or by subway. However, one of the most convenient is China's metro, which is present in most of the leading Chinese cities - more than 40 cities offer a metro system, including Hong Kong and Macao, and there are many construction projects in those cities where it is not yet present and expansion projects in those where it is. It is fast, economical, practical, technological, clean and developed, but unfortunately, it is often overcrowded, especially in certain sections and at certain times. The 1st China's metro system was built in Beijing City in 1969, Line 1, and until 2002 it had only 2 lines. As we know, China has a huge population. Despite the big development that took place in the 21st century, the Beijing Metro, with its 23 lines, still cannot adequately meet the needs of passengers. However, it is still the most convenient means of transport in the city, as road traffic is avoided, especially during rush hour. In this post, I will describe what the Chinese subway looks like, what to expect inside the stations and trains, and I will…