[Haichuan. Go home for the New Year] Tickets are hard to buy. Have you ever had the experience of taking a train ticket? ?
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What experiences have you had when taking a train without a seat? ?
When I was in college, it was basically standing room ticket. It's so crowded that sometimes you can sit there for more than ten hours without moving. Later, I only bought sleeper berths for work, and I even disliked hard seats. . . .
Full standing ticket? ? Is there any other way?
That was indeed the case at that time, but train tickets were half price with your student ID.
Without you, it’s only ten hours more
The train was full, and I had a cold. Sitting on the train for fourteen hours felt like the most painful thing in the world. There are poems: Asking what pain is in the world just means you won’t have a seat on the train during the Spring Festival.
I had a hard time going to the West, and the carriages were full of people for three days and three nights, which is how I felt.
When I was in college, I had a winter vacation and traveled from Taiyuan to Northeast China, riding hard seats for more than 20 hours. I remember that in the middle of the night, a mouse quickly ran across my feet.
On December 30, 1983, I was traveling from Harbin to Beijing at 9 pm. I got on the train and drank a bottle of boiled water. When I tried to drink water at 0 pm, I saw that the bottle had cracked and the water had completely frozen into ice. It looked at how cold the train was at that time.