7、According to officials from the railway station, bullet trains proved such a big success during the holiday that demand for tickets far outstripped supply.
11、Far from the bullet trains' TV screens, snack boxes and perky attendants, Wang shifted on a hard seat, trying to avoid tangling his legs with the men sitting in front of him.
4、That's what would have happened in Japan, where bullet trains have operated for half a century with zero fatalities.
9、But there is still money to be made, especially by the foreign firms that have provided the technology to allow China's trains to overtake Japan's bullet trains and France's TGV.
3、Stricken roads, bullet trains and factories have returned to normal with astonishing speed.
10、The 1300-kilometer-long high-speed rail line is expected to cut travel time between the two cities to about five hours, with 90 pairs of bullet trains operating each day.
6、She has performed it on state television against video backdrops of bullet trains, jets taking off from China's newly launched aircraft-carrier and bucolic scenery.
5、The repackaging of the Shinkansen bullet trains as "domestically produced" appears to reflect in part official nervousness about public opposition to government purchases from Japan.
8、Russia, which has so far taken delivery of eight Sapsans and plans to order a further 8 this year, has no plans to build bullet trains from scratch.
2、China is moving rapidly to connect almost all of its own provincial capitals with bullet trains.
1、Japanese television reported that bullet trains had been halted.
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