New Chongqing-Chongqing Daily reporter Yang Niobia
At 10:52 a.m. on September 14, a 5630 train carrying more than 200 passengers departed from Zunyi Station and headed for Chongqing West Railway Station, the train will pass through 21 railway stations such as Loushanguan and Tongzi on the way.
It is understood that with the advent of the Mid-Autumn Festival, Chengdu, Chongqing, Guiyang between the three major cities to take the slow train to travel and check in the citizens and foreign tourists gradually increased, in order to enrich the travel time of passengers, feel the strong festival atmosphere, the Chengdu Bureau of the National Railway and the Tongzi County Bureau of Culture and Tourism of Zunyi City, Guizhou Province in Zunyi to Chongqing West 5630 train to create a "Mid-Autumn Festival" for passengers to check in during the festival.
"I used to see that there was such a small slow train on the Internet, and today I took this small slow train to Tongzi to experience it. The decorating of the carriages has a festive atmosphere, and the market is lively. Passenger Liang Xun said.
The reporter noticed that the "market car" of this train, not only the Mid-Autumn Festival pendant hung all over the roof of the carriage, but also the "Mid-Autumn Festival" across both ends of the luggage rack was particularly eye-catching, and the villagers along the line also planted their own fruits, vegetables and other agricultural products neatly placed for passengers to choose to buy.
Passengers on the train can not only "visit the market", but also enjoy intangible cultural heritage programs such as ethnic Miao dances, gourd silk and erhu performances, taste moon cakes and local delicacies, and experience China's traditional culture and folk customs.
Wang Tingting, the conductor of the Chongqing passenger section of the Chengdu Bureau of China Railway, said that during the festival, they will also open a market on 13 small slow trains on the Chengdu-Chongqing, Dacheng, Yuping, Yuhuai and other railway lines, open up green channels at large passenger flow stations along the way, and organize volunteers to help villagers carry agricultural products.