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Transportation

China β€” Getting around and local transit

Educational information only β€” not legal advice. Verify all details with official sources. Laws and conditions change frequently.

Getting Around

  • β–ΈChina's rail network is the world's largest β€” high-speed trains (ι«˜ι“) connect major cities at speeds up to 350 km/h.
  • β–ΈBeijing has 27 metro lines; Shanghai has 20 lines β€” fares from CNY 3–15.
  • β–ΈDiDi is China's main ride-hailing app (similar to Uber) β€” available in cities nationwide.
  • β–ΈLong-distance bus and domestic flights supplement rail for routes not well covered by HSR.
  • β–ΈBike-sharing (Mobike, Hello Bike) is widely available in cities for short trips.

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