On February 23, the last day of the Spring Festival holiday, Beijing’s railway stations and airports saw a peak in passengers returning to the city. At Beijing Railway Station and Beijing Capital International Airport, arriving travelers made their way in an orderly fashion to the subway, bus stops and taxi stands. | Global Times

Passengers embark and disembark the train in an orderly manner at Xi'erqi station on Beijing Subway Line 13. As one of Beijing's busiest subway stations, Xi'erqi station handles a passenger flow of 350,000 daily on average, including 80,000 during rush hours. -------------------------------- For more content in Chinese, click and follow our Chinese page⬇ https://www.facebook.com/chinaembmyCN For more content in Bahasa Malaysia, click and follow our BM page⬇ https://www.facebook.com/chinaembmyBM

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