13K views · 664 reactions | In #Guangzhou, capital of South China's #Guangdong Province, a passenger caught a memorable moment: a Fuxing bullet train and a Hexie high-speed train advancing shoulder to shoulder. The two high-speed trains' parallel run presents a striking vision of speed, leaving netizens posting "Totally awesome!" and giving a thumbs-up to #ChinaSpeed. #ChinaInfrastructure | Xi's Moments | Facebook

1.5K reactions · 91 shares | They’re all in it together, whether they like it or not.  Don't miss Bullet Train in cinemas this August 4. #BulletTrainMovie | Empire Movies | Facebook

768K views · 5.2K reactions | There are trains that run at 600 kilometers per hour – almost twice the speed of the bullet trains that currently dominate the high-speed railway scene. What was once a dream is now a reality. But how has this massive leap in speed been achieved? Take a look at this real life magic: Chinese engineer Liang Jianying and her team's attempt to magnetically levitate a 60-tonne train. #2022G20 | CGTN | Facebook

15K views · 6.7K reactions | F1 showdown on the rails!  Recently, the G3718 Hexie (Harmony) and G418 Fuxing bullet trains raced side by side for over ten minutes in a high-speed “chase,” like blazing race cars on tracks — showcasing the pinnacle of China’s high-speed rail performance and power. #ChinaRailway #RailwayTime | China Railway | Facebook