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Railway station becomes an "outdoor hotel"
www.chinanews.cn 2007-07-04 11:24:00
Nearly 1,000 passengers sleep, waiting for their departure, on the square
of Beijing West Railway Station at the night of July 3, 2007. Beijing
West Railway Station, the capital's largest station, is expecting a
record turnover in passenger flows in July and August. It is estimated
that the station would see 7.55 million departures in the two peak summer
months with a daily average of 122,000 passengers, up 12.8 percent from
the same period last year.
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