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The G719 high-speed train from Dalian to Harbin, which was scheduled to depart from Dalian North Station at 14:20 today, took only the passengers from the first 8 carriages with it; the passengers in the last 8 carriages were left behind. At around 2:30, the passengers in the last 8 carriages left on another train... The official Weibo account of the Shenyang High-Speed Rail Depot under the Shenyang Railway Bureau explained that the decision to separate the trains was made on short notice, and the station staff did not have time to inform the passengers. Netizen comments: Weier_you: CRRC North and CRRC South don’t get along; just abandon CRRC North! La Gou Lan Shang Lan Er Jia Yi: I head north, leaving behind the season with you. Manman Yidai: What leaves behind are just sceneries; it’s what remains that constitutes life! Lao Cai Ruo Gu: Luckily I didn’t smoke at the junction of the eighth or ninth carriages; otherwise, the smoke would have gone home while I’d still be in the same place. young_SYSU: The passengers in car 8 went to car 9 to use the restroom. -Gonesy: A-share prices dropped sharply, so the train conductor promptly reduced his holdings. . . Jossssicat: So the question is, what is the extent of the emotional distress suffered by those passengers in the last eight carriages? Wan9days: I used to think that although first-class and second-class seats on high-speed trains had different prices, they would depart at the same time; it’s only now that I realize I was wrong. . . .
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When did the Dalian Railway Bureau come under Shenyang’s jurisdiction?
Dalian is a branch office, right? There are two major offices in the Northeast region: the Shenyang Office and the Harbin Office
Oh, it’s related to some big tiger. :shut up:
I used to think that although first-class and second-class seats on high-speed trains had different prices, they would depart at the same time; it’s only now that I realize I was wrong – it seems this was planned all along
Ardian class and second-class seats are in the same train, aren’t they?
It’s the same vehicle, but different cabins; the business class is right next to the cockpit