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Racing Across CHINA at 350 KM/H in a BULLET TRAIN!
China High-Speed Rail: Shanghai to Beijing Bullet Train Adventure
After experiencing the world’s fastest Maglev train yesterday, today I’m stepping aboard China’s fastest—the high-speed bullet train from Shanghai to Beijing! 🚄💨
With speeds reaching 350 km/h, this train is an engineering marvel, offering a futuristic experience from passport-based check-in to...
After experiencing the world’s fastest Maglev train yesterday, today I’m stepping aboard China’s fastest—the high-speed bullet train from Shanghai to Beijing! With speeds reaching 350 km/h, this train is an engineering marvel, offering a futuristic experience from passport-based check-in to ordering food for delivery right to my seat while flying across the country. But this journey isn’t without its surprises… my arrival in Beijing doesn’t go as planned. And to wrap up this insane travel day? A well-deserved traditional Chinese hotpot feast. Riding China's 3rd Fastest Train: Shanghai to Beijing High-Speed Rail! Riding one of the world’s fastest bullet trains. Unique check-in process using passports. Ordering food for delivery at 350 km/h. Unexpected mishaps in Beijing. Ending the day with an epic hotpot feast!
Experience the thrill of China's high-speed rail network in this captivating travelogue! Witness the futuristic check-in process, the breathtaking speed of the bullet train, and the convenience of onboard food delivery. Follow the journey from Shanghai to Beijing, encountering unexpected twists along the way, and culminating in a delightful hotpot feast. This video promises an unforgettable adventure, showcasing China's technological marvels and rich culinary traditions.
After experiencing the world’s fastest Maglev train yesterday, today I’m stepping aboard China’s fastest—the high-speed bullet train from Shanghai to Beijing! With speeds reaching 350 km/h, this train is an engineering marvel, offering a futuristic experience from passport-based check-in to ordering food for delivery right to my seat while flying across the country. But this journey isn’t without its surprises… my arrival in Beijing doesn’t go as planned. And to wrap up this insane travel day? A well-deserved traditional Chinese hotpot feast. Riding China's 3rd Fastest Train: Shanghai to Beijing High-Speed Rail! Riding one of the world’s fastest bullet trains. Unique check-in process using passports. Ordering food for delivery at 350 km/h. Unexpected mishaps in Beijing. Ending the day with an epic hotpot feast!
In this exhilarating video, Making It Happen Vlog documents his high-speed train adventure across China, from Shanghai to Beijing. The journey begins at Shanghai's massive railway station, a bustling hub during Chinese New Year. The unique check-in process, involving passport verification instead of traditional tickets, is a highlight.
The ride itself is described as incredibly smooth and quiet, despite the train's impressive 350 km/h speed. The convenience of ordering food via WeChat, delivered directly to the seat, is showcased. The traveler's meal, a diverse selection of stir-fried dishes, is shown and reviewed.
Upon arrival in Beijing, however, the journey takes an unexpected turn. Navigating the chaotic Beijing station proves challenging, and the traveler encounters unforeseen obstacles while attempting to visit Tiananmen Square, discovering the need for prior online reservations.
The video concludes with a delightful traditional Chinese hotpot dinner, a perfect end to a day filled with both high-speed thrills and unexpected challenges. The traveler's experiences highlight the blend of modern convenience and cultural nuances found in China's dynamic travel landscape. His detailed account, from the initial excitement of boarding the bullet train to the eventual enjoyment of a hotpot feast, provides viewers with a vivid and authentic glimpse into a unique travel experience. The video is a testament to the traveler's adaptability and his ability to embrace the unexpected, making it an engaging and insightful watch.
Making It Happen Vlog takes you on a thrilling high-speed rail journey across China! From the futuristic check-in process using passports to ordering in-seat food delivery at 350 km/h, this bullet train ride from Shanghai to Beijing is an unforgettable experience. But the adventure doesn't end there; unexpected mishaps in Beijing add a surprising twist to the journey, culminating in a well-deserved traditional Chinese hotpot feast. Get ready for a wild ride!
Making It Happen Vlog's China bullet train adventure: 350km/h speeds, unexpected Beijing chaos, and a delicious hotpot finale. Unforgettable!
China High-Speed Rail: Shanghai to Beijing Bullet Train Experience
2:24 When arriving at the railway station, be prepared for an identity check, which may require a visit to a window for foreigners without a Chinese ID. This process is usually quick.
3:37 In China, your train ticket is linked to your passport number. You'll need your passport to collect your physical ticket at the station, or potentially to use passport scanners for entry.
5:03 If you're taking the bullet train for the first time, arrive at the station at least half an hour early to account for the check-in process and security.
9:35 If you're a foreigner using an eSIM in China, try to choose a provider that gives you a Chinese mobile phone number. This will make ordering food and using certain apps much easier.
13:45 Always carry your passport when traveling in China. You'll need it for various situations, such as boarding trains, registering for services, or buying SIM cards.
2:24 When arriving at the railway station, be prepared for an identity check, which may require a visit to a window for foreigners without a Chinese ID. This process is usually quick.
3:37 In China, your train ticket is linked to your passport number. You'll need your passport to collect your physical ticket at the station, or potentially to use passport scanners for entry.
5:03 If you're taking the bullet train for the first time, arrive at the station at least half an hour early to account for the check-in process and security.
9:35 If you're a foreigner using an eSIM in China, try to choose a provider that gives you a Chinese mobile phone number. This will make ordering food and using certain apps much easier.
13:45 Always carry your passport when traveling in China. You'll need it for various situations, such as boarding trains, registering for services, or buying SIM cards.
0:01 Fastest train in the world
0:30 350 km/h speed experience
0:34 Unique passport check-in
0:40 In-seat food delivery
0:49 Unexpected Beijing arrival
1:15 Shanghai Railway Station
2:24 Passport check and security
3:37 Getting train tickets
4:07 Station restaurants and coffee
5:41 Boarding the bullet train
7:27 Smooth and quiet ride
8:48 Food delivery on the train
11:22 Arrival in Beijing
12:32 Exploring Beijing
14:05 Tiananmen Square visit
15:23 Traditional hotpot dinner
00:00 Riding the World’s 3rd Fastest Train!
00:15 Check-In at Shanghai Hongqiao Railway Station
02:45 Boarding & First Impressions of the Bullet Train
05:30 Cruising at 350 km/h – Smooth & Insane Speed!
07:10 Ordering Food Delivery Onboard
10:20 Arrival in Beijing… And the Mishap Begins
12:45 Ending the Day with Chinese Hotpot
high speed trainchina high speed railhigh-speed railwaybullet trainhigh speed railchina bullet trainfastest train in chinafastest train in the worldhigh speed train passing through stationchina train travelchina trainWhat's the check-in process like for foreigners on the bullet train?
You need your passport; it's like sliding it through a gate instead of using a ticket
How's the food delivery system on the train?
You can order via WeChat, specifying your train, car, and seat. It worked pretty well for me, though I needed a Chinese mobile number.
What was the most challenging part of the Beijing leg of the trip?
Getting to Tiananmen Square because you need an online reservation, which I didn't know about!
What was the highlight of the trip?
Definitely the hot pot dinner in Beijing! It was absolutely delicious.
